Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

"I don't, but Aldor does.
Initially, he found all the blind date candidates for your brother.
Whether they were teachers, doctors, or civil servants, he had them, all the types that are popular in the blind date market."
Stella's eyes lit up.
''Then ask Aldor to find some for me.
Between the ages of 25 and 35, no history of marriage, stable job, decent appearance, just send them all my way! Once it’s
done,' I'll give Aldor a big red packet!" Keegan, with a smirk in his eyes, replied, "I'll talk to him later." Aldor Hart, who inexplicably
kept sneezing while making amendments on a document for Aurora Kane, suddenly felt a foreboding sensation creeping up his
spine.
He suddenly felt the urge to take a vacation.
Glancing at the time, Stella whispered, "Wait for me after work today.
I'll take you somewhere." Keegan asked, "Is it for my birthday?" Stella exclaimed, feigning annoyance, "Oh, come on! You're
unbelievable! Even if you know, at least pretend you don't! There's no sense of anticipation or mystery at all!" Keegan chuckled
softly, "My bad.
Say it again, and I'll respond properly this time." Stella said, "Wait for me after work, I'll take you somewhere." Keegan grinned.
"Where? I'm so excited.
I can't wait." Stella was speechless.
"You better be quiet." Keegan, still smiling, said, "Even if I can guess, I'm still looking forward to it," then paused for a moment
before adding softly, " This is the last birthday we'll celebrate together, next year it'll be the four of us, I want to cherish it." Stella
raised her eyebrows, "No worries, next year we can leave the kids at home and celebrate just the two of us." Keegan chuckled,
reluctant to hang up.
"Okay, get back to work.
See you later, Mrs.

Kane." After hanging up, Stella got busy finishing up her work before leaving for the day.
On her way downstairs, she bumped into Wren Adkin, who was holding documents just coming out of Aubrey Abbott's office.
Seeing Stella, Wren hesitated for a moment, clutching the files tightly, then awkwardly greeted her, "Ms.
Hall, hello." Stella replied faintly and, as the elevator doors opened, walked in without further interaction.
Wren stood at the elevator door, hesitating to enter.
Stella looked up at her.
"Which floor are you going to?" Wren paused for a moment before subconsciously replying, " Seventh floor." Stella pressed the
floor button for her, and only then did Wren snap out of it and step inside.
As the elevator descended, Stella didn't look at her, seeming neither to resent Wren's previous "betrayal" nor to care for her as
she did before.
Fidgeting with the files in her arms, Wren suddenly asked softly, " Ms.
Hall, isn't Mr.
Bard your driver anymore?"