Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted (Stella and Keegan) novel Chapter 770

Chapter 770

"Why aren't we drinking Lafite?"

Vermont could not help but ask.

Felicity glanced at him, "The Lafite is an apology gift from you to me.What makes you think you can drink it?"

Vermont was speechless.Her answer was so reasonable that he could not argue with her.

Felicity put the white wine aside.She did not open it.She just started eating on her own.

Although it seemed like Felicity forgave Vermont because she took the Lafite, she did not talk to him throughout the meal.

Felicity was a talkative person.

When she ate at his house back then, she talked non-stop.She would rant and gossip.She would complain about what went wrong at work.

Or she would talk about the drama and animated show she was watching.

She would never keep quiet during meals or bedtime.

In her own words, "If we're not allowed to chat during meals, why should we sit together and eat? We can just eat on our own."

When Vermont was brought back to Rivera when he was around eleven or twelve years old, he did not fit in with the people around him.

Unlike kids from well-known families such as Keegan, Vermont did not receive an elite education.He was not a top student in school.He did not have excellent manners and etiquette either.

When he first entered the Rivera circle, he was like a mongrel mixing with a group of expensive dog breeds.He was left out.He was laughed at.He got rid of the "unrefined" habits that he developed when he lived with his grandfather.

He put on a mask to fit into that circle because everyone did that.He must do this to avoid sticking out like a sore thumb.He fitted in very well.

Ever since he established himself with Green Hill Media and Neon Nebula, no one dared mention "stinky fishmonger".

If someone slipped up and accidentally mentioned that he "came from a family of fishmongers" or words like that, someone else would drop that person a "gentle reminder" without Vermont speaking.

Because everyone thought that his working-class background was a matter upon which he was reticent.

Vermont did not feel that way.

But after those people "reminded" him about that time and time again, he gradually began to feel upset with his background.

People around him were rich young men and young ladies from very wealthy families.