Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath

Chapter 84

She did some digging. The news had come from Ursula.

What was this, some sort of public declaration? If Yorick didn't buy into it, would he be the town's laughing stock?

"She's sick, what do you think she's capable of doing right now?"

Yorick's tone carried a clear hint of displeasure. He didn't take kindly to anyone targeting Ursula, especially the biases his family held against her. Imogen caught the protective note in his voice and her expression darkened further, "Yeah, sick and still showing off."

"Mom!" Yorick couldn't help but raise his voice. He turned to look at Imogen.

Imogen's gaze was grimly gloomy, "Ursula's scheming, she isn't as simple as you think. Don't assume she's all innocence." "Did Stella say something to you?"

"Do I need Stella to tell me what kind of person she is? Are you suggesting I can't make my own judgments about people?" Yorick turned silent.

Imogen kept on, "You've really hung out with Ursula for too long, having the tendency to pinning everything on Stella." "You..."

Faced with his mother's sharp criticism, he was so angry he couldn't find the words to argue back.

In the end, he just stormed off.

squinted

his face at the Silk-River Residences, and his wrist injury happened in an elevator during a daytime event." Hearing this, Imogen was more

Stella, why would he fight

What was this madness?

Stella, having

Imogen grabbed the phone

picked up, Imogen let loose a tirade, "Look at you, Stella's your own daughter

that's a

blunt accusations ignited Cloudia's temper as

and foster daughter, and according to Imogen,

their relationship two years ago, and you

spoke, the

was indeed reaching out to Yorick because

Ursula grow up. She's

Ever wondered how she got it, have you even asked her what she

you mean?"

said, "Just letting you know, the circumstances of her illness are suspicious. You expect me to sympathize with that? You must be out of your

Imogen was utterly unapologetic.

much and Cloudia's remarks only added fuel to

you're constantly calling him on her behalf. Mrs. Larkin,