Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath

Chapter 64

When Stella heard the words, she lazily lifted her eyelids to glance at Sirena.

"Really?"

Jeremy nodded, "Yes."

As the two exchanged words, and Sirena still hadn't snapped back to reality, Jeremy, frustrated, kicked her.

The kick caught Sirena off guard, sending her tumbling onto the carpet.

As she lifted her head, her eyes met Stella's, engulfing her in utter embarrassment. Especially in front of Stella, someone she had always looked down upon. "Jeremy, what was that for?" Sirena glared at Jeremy, who simply shot her a chilling look, snapping her back to the reason they were here in the first place. Her breathing became erratic. Turning back to Stella, she saw nothing but mockery in her gaze.

Sitting in the executive chair, Stella appeared almost regal.

Sirena's previous taunts towards Stella flashed through her mind, contrasting sharply with her current predicament, making her feel utterly foolish. What was her role here? The boss? Could this place actually belong to her?

Struggling to her feet, she didn't apologize right away but instead challenged, "What are you doing here? Let me tell you, Stella, you better stop pretending..." "Sirena!"

Jeremy's icy interruption was a clear warning.

frustration, Sirena

"Louder," Jeremy growled.

outburst, glanced at Stella again before reluctantly

That should be the end of it, she

then Jeremy's tone dropped even

Anything else?

words

apologizing to Stella but

Sirena felt her

Stella possibly forgive her in her

No matter.

Sirena asked, "Can

thought, if Stella were smarte enough, seeing that her brother of such stature had accompanied her here, she

put down her glass of water, ignoring Sirena, and

seems to have quite the backbone. Do you think

flared at

gaze remained on

gaze landing on Sirena, who hadn't apologized sincerely. His tone, daced with danger and warning,

have one last