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Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella) novel Chapter 889

Summary for Chapter 889: Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella)

Summary of Chapter 889 – A turning point in Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella) by Leo Kent

Chapter 889 immerses the reader in an emotional journey within the world of Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella), written by Leo Kent. With the hallmarks of Romance literature, this chapter balances emotion, tension, and revelation. Perfect for readers seeking narrative depth and authentic human connections.

The moment Yvonne told Stella to pack her things, Ronald’s face turned as dark as burnt toast.

Always trying to snatch people away...

That little brat!

Ronald felt a headache coming on. Once he’d calmed Stella down, he headed straight for his study and called Yvonne.

Meanwhile, on Yvonne’s end...

She’d just finished ranting on the phone, but her anger wasn’t even close to cooling off. She was fuming.

When Ronald’s call came in, she didn’t answer. She just hung up on him.

Then he called again...

And then Xander called.

Xander picked up, a smirk in his voice. “What, I thought you’d given up on your sister for good?”

Right now, Xander was being downright bold, openly mocking Ronald.

Ronald snapped, “Put Yvonne on the phone.”

Xander replied, “She’s crying so hard she’s about to throw up. She doesn’t want to talk to you.”

That “crying so hard she’s about to throw up” wasn’t just for effect—he was trying to show just how upset Yvonne really was.

Ronald’s tone went ice cold. “Xander.”

Xander shot back, “Come on, Ronald, seriously? After everything she’s done for you all these years...”

“If you say one more word, I swear you’ll never set foot in Boston again!”

“Oh, so now you’re threatening me?” Xander was pissed. The nerve of this guy...

Just thinking about all those years Ronald had him running around the world like a stray dog made Xander’s blood boil.

No way he was going to hand the phone over to Yvonne now.

Ronald growled, “You sure you want to owe me one?”

Xander blustered, “Hey, I’m just saying—”

So he wanted to play tough? Fine. Let’s see how he likes it.

But then Xander remembered—Ronald never bluffed. If he said he’d banish Xander from Boston, he’d do it. And that would be a real problem.

Finally, Xander thrust the phone at Yvonne. “Your brother’s on the phone!”

Yvonne snapped, “Get that away from me!”

Ronald fell silent for a second, relief washing over him when Yvonne finally spoke.

She was mad. Really, truly mad this time.

But she had no idea—things were about to get even worse.

Ronald said, “Do you remember why Hull came to the Quinn family?”

Yvonne went quiet.

Hull?

Someone as formidable as Hull, coming to the Quinn family—of course she remembered.

Hull...

Even before he teamed up with Ronald, Hull’s influence had been skyrocketing.

After joining Ronald, it just kept growing—unstoppable, like a freight train. But he’d always kept a low profile, like he was gathering strength for something big.

Ronald’s question suddenly brought back memories Yvonne hadn’t dusted off in years.

She’d nearly forgotten what brought Hull to Ronald’s side in the first place.

But now, as Ronald asked, it all came back.

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