Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath

Chapter 146

Ursula sighed, "Alright, Mom. Really, you should spend more time with her. It's okay with me."

"You're always so understanding."

Lately, having been avoiding Stella, Cloudia had thought some things through.

Blaise was right. After all, Stella wasn't by her side as she grew up. If she approached the situation with a lecturing tone, Stella would definitely resist. Well, everything would have to wait until Ursula got better.

"Ah!"

Suddenly, Ursula screamed in pain, doubling over and clutching her stomach on the hospital bed.

Cloudia was immediately snapped out of her reverie.

Seeing Ursula in such agony, she panicked, "Ursula, what's wrong?"

"It hurts...so much."

"Doctor! Doctor!"

Ursula's complexion had turned ghostly pale, and Cloudia frantically called for medical assistance.

The doctor arrived swiftly, and the hospital room turned into a scene of chaos.

Cloudia stood outside the room, her heart in knots as she watched doctors rush in and out, Ursula's cries of pain echoing from within. Her heart ached unbearably.

hour later two specialists reached to Cloudia and mentioned Finley and

uterus, we need

to her throat. Ursula's uterus, of course, had to be

together. The Quarry family had never been fond of Ursula, and if she couldn't bear children for them... Even though Yorick adored her, trouble would loom in their future. With that thought, Cloudia

matter what, Ursula's uterus

need to

the effort too!" the senior professor

her heart being

Finley, Tegan...

it all have

get the two back over the past few days. But no matter what they offered,

came back to

...

Over at Stella's place.

City had been buzzing with drama, especially concerning the Quarry family's reaction to Ursula and

to do for

seriously a fake

chuckled, "More like a doomed

fake, having been part of the medical examination herself. Initially, Stella had thought Ursula was feigning

"Well,

doomed fate, indeed, was

So, what do you feel like

suggested, "How about hot wings?

shot it

that, she'd never hear the end