Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath

Chapter 22

Stella's attitude unyielding, her words came out sharp as a knife.

Yorick took a couple of agitated drags of his cigarette.

"Well, what do you suggest we do then?"

As far as he was concerned, he had given her everything she could possibly want. All he wanted now was for Tegan to come back.

Stella said, "As for the wedding, don't even start with me. It's totally over between us."

"You..."

Totally over?

What made her think she could declare it all over just like that?

Stella kept on, "And forget about Tegan. If you're so capable, go and get her back yourself to treat Ursula. With all your money and connections, do you really need to go through me?" Her words were dripping with sarcasm.

Yorick felt a surge of anger at her tone.

As if he hadn't already tried reaching out to Tegan. She had outright refused him. And there was a man behind Tegan making it impossible for Yorick to force her hand! Yorick was visibly frustrated.

Stella asked, "Anything else? If not, drive me to the Orient Nexus Building."

It was hard to catch a cab there, and since he had Orion take her car, it was only fair he drove her.

Yorick uttered, "What are you going to do there? Got an interview? Looking for a backup plan?"

"None of your business!"

The same defiant tone.

Yorick was like, "..."

This woman!

could dismantle

Yorick's phone rang. I

at Stella, hesitated for a moment, but then

"Ursula, you're awake?"

"Rick, I feel terrible."

voice came through

looked at Stella, his impatience directed at Stella,

the doctor," he spoke

here, said it's

"Did they prescribe anything?"

said I'm already on enough

she was practically taking medication every half

Ursula's current condition, his eyes

you're busy,

at Stella again and said, "Not

smirked. Seeing Yorick hang up, her smirk turned into a

anger ignite. Hearing

"Take a cab."

jabbed, "Didn't someone just say

waiting until the dead of night to rush off to

clear Ursula had a significant influence on Yorick, just a phone

darkened, and he handed her the card, "For the

was clearly meant

putting it in her purse, but made no move