Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath

Chapter 375

At the Larkin household, things were getting out of hand. Cloudia had asked Lola to return a necklace to Ursula, and Lola had thrown a fit over it, almost tearing the home apart.

Ursula was practically begging for forgiveness. "I'm sorry. It's my fault, all my fault."

Lola sneered. "And what exactly are you sorry for?"

"It's my fault for accusing you. Mom, I wronged her, it was all my fault."

Cloudia wasn't buying it. She looked at Ursula with sympathy, assuming she was conceding just to keep the peace.

"Lola, you're absolutely..."

Lola cut her off, "Absolutely what? Didn't you hear her admit she falsely accused me? Even after Ursula's confession, you still insist that I was overreacting? Isn't this exactly how you drove your own daughter away before?" Cloudia was taken aback. "You..."

"Oh, I see how it is," Lola continued, voice dripping with sarcasm. "When your adopted daughter tells the truth, you think she's lying. And when she lies, you believe her."

it was all clear to Lola. Ursula

Words failed her-she simply couldn't stand the sight of her

out," she finally spat.

can say that. If you want Dad to throw me out himself, fine. One word from him, and I'll leave with my boy immediately." Cloudia fell

had

only made things worse. It was like twisting a knife in

company was

the remaining money had been taken by Blaise. He hadn't been home recently,

you say it's your fault and you accused me wrongly, then please, tell me where your necklace is." Ursula

snapped, "How dare

were

stepped forward and slapped Ursula across the face twice. "Are you going

too weak to resist or escape, so

furious, trying to intervene. But she was older and no match for Lola's strength. Lola slapped Ursula a few more times. "Love stirring up trouble and gossip, huh? Tell me where your necklace is. If you

and shove, Ursula, already in a pitiful state, was now covered in bruises. Her body trembled with rage and pain, and a deep ache spread through her

was relentless, like a madwoman. Ursula couldn't take it anymore, "Under the sink... in the cabinet...