Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella) novel Chapter 985

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Summary for Chapter 985: Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella)

Chapter summary of Chapter 985 – Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella) by Leo Kent

In Chapter 985, a key chapter of the acclaimed Romance novel Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella) by Leo Kent, readers are drawn deeper into a story filled with emotion, conflict, and transformation. This chapter brings crucial developments and plot twists that make it essential reading. Whether you’re new to the book or a loyal fan, this section delivers unforgettable moments that define the essence of Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella).

The words “brother” and “sister” hit a raw nerve for Susanna. She snapped, not bothering to be polite. “Those hideous freaks? You seriously dare call them my sisters? I wouldn’t even claim them if you paid me! It’s bad enough you disgust yourself at home—don’t drag me into it and ruin my day!”

Her sharp mouth fired off a barrage of insults without missing a beat. Across the table, Hull paused mid-bite, glancing up at her in surprise. Even while sick, she still had the energy to go for the throat.

Before Derek could say anything else, Susanna hung up.

Hull scooped another serving of soup into her bowl, but Susanna shook her head. “I’m full.”

“Let me guess,” Hull said with a smile. “You’re full—of anger. Are you really going to let someone like that ruin your meal?”

Susanna hesitated—of course not. If anything, times like these just made her want to eat more, and enjoy it, too.

She huffed, “Honestly, I’ve never met anyone so shameless. He really takes the cake.” As far as she was concerned, there was no one quite as over the top as Derek. “Does he really think I want him to just kick all the kids out of Blacktower for me? The way he says it—like I’m desperate to go back there. Who does he think he is?”

Susanna muttered angrily to herself. She’d met all kinds of people in Portis City, but Derek’s level of delusional self-confidence was something else.

“Enough,” Hull interrupted gently. “Just eat.”

He wasn’t about to let her stew over Derek anymore and tried to refocus her on her meal. Having just recovered from a cold, she needed to take care of herself if she hoped to get her strength back.

Susanna nodded, picking up her spoon again. “Okay, I’ll have a bit more.”

Seeing her eat without protest, Hull smiled, a glimmer of pride in his eyes—the same soft fondness reserved for something secretly cherished. They hadn’t known each other long, but he couldn’t help feeling a strange sense of responsibility, as if it had been his care that brought her back to health.