Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella) novel Chapter 981

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Summary for Chapter 981: Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella)

Summary of Chapter 981 – A pivotal chapter in Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella) by Leo Kent

The chapter Chapter 981 is one of the most intense moments in Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella), written by Leo Kent. With signature elements of the Romance genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.

Anders Lowry’s remark only seemed to deepen the scowl on Dan’s face.

“What wouldn’t that son of a bitch Xander dare to do?” Dan growled, anger simmering in his voice.

Hadn’t Xander pulled enough crazy stunts already? Especially when it involved Yvonne. Now Dan was the one shouldering the blame for everything... It was infuriating.

Anders let out a sigh. “Man, you really got the short end of the stick.” He could only shake his head at Dan’s misfortune, genuinely thinking the guy had been set up. And honestly? Anders thought Yvonne was downright unreasonable. Dan hadn’t done a thing, yet he was the one getting the beating.

Before Dan could vent any further, his phone started buzzing. Finch Murray.

Dan answered gruffly, “What?”

“Did you piss off that bitch Yvonne again?” Finch snapped, his tone sharp and annoyed. The way he said it, Dan didn’t have to guess—Yvonne must have kicked up trouble for Black Gate again.

But Dan barely listened. The second he heard Finch call Yvonne a bitch, something snapped inside him. All his usual restraint went flying.

“Look who’s talking. Takes one to know one—you’re no better than anyone you insult,” he shot back. “Maybe you should learn to know your place before you start judging others.”

Finch was silent for a second. Dan could imagine his face freezing, eyes widening in shock. It lasted only a moment before Finch recovered, his voice cold. “What the hell are you even talking about?”

Dan snorted. “Aren’t you always calling Lacey’s daughter a bastard?” he said, voice dripping with derision. “If Susanna Tucker really is a bastard, then what does that make you? Birds of a feather, aren’t you?”

“Don’t cross the line, Dan!” Finch nearly yelled, his anger barely contained. He’d never cared to acknowledge Dan as his family, but Dan’s words hit home. Bastard? Did Dan know something he shouldn’t? No—impossible. It couldn’t be.

Dan gave a mocking chuckle. “Cross the line? You lose a few things and suddenly your mouth runs foul,” he shot back.

Finch was shaking with rage, barely able to get his next words out. “A few things? Is that what you call it? Dan, you son of a bitch—did you tell that whore Yvonne to steal my stuff?”