Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath

Chapter 76

"They've mentioned her name. It can't be mistaken."

Cloudia was at a loss for words.

Blaise pressed on, "What did she demand from you?"

"She wants to cut ties with us all. How could I agree to that?"

Reflecting on the last call from Stella, Cloudia had thought it was just an empty threat. But now it seemed all too real.

A young woman raking in over seven hundred thousand a year surely had some powerful backing. But her approach... The thought alone was a stab to Cloudia's heart. How could she bear the thought of severing ties with her own daughter?

As Blaise heard Stella's demand, his breath caught in his throat.

"Did she really say that?"

"What else could it be? What else could she possibly ask for that I couldn't give her?"

Since things had escalated into this degree, Cloudia had hoped for any other demand from Stella - jewelry, a house, money, anything. If she just had these requirements, Cloudia would have done anything, especially if it meant getting Tegan and Finley on board to treat Ursula.

But Stella wanted none of that; she wanted to cut ties.

Cloudia was fuming.

did you argue about

The call he received was no joke; he fully believed that the other party had the power to destroy the

made seven hundred thousand last year, shouldn't I find out how? She's my daughter after all, I don't want her degrading

"So you

else was I supposed

"You..."

livid he couldn't find

between Cloudia and Stella stemmed from

grown up by their side, making her temperament and boundaries unclear to

confrontational approach was

you countless times, be

give the access to her account after you got back from

of Stella,

to argue about this.

do that? She's not taking

brief encounter moments ago

resolve this properly, you can say goodbye to the good

hung up, fuming. The thought that the company's turmoil was all tied to

Blaise then called Yorick.

Did that man have the clout to halt two major

relationship with your

been displeased with him due to Ursula, and now an unknown factor