Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath

Chapter 404

Barnaby was baffled.

Silas saw the confused look on Barnaby's face and gave his shoulder a squeeze. "You know Dr. Yoder who's always around the boss, right?"

Barnaby's expression turned dark immediately.

"Of course, who doesn't know him? That guy's got no filter. His words cut like a butcher's knife."

Many of them had been verbally attacked by Finley. If the boss was around and Finley was there too, it was best to keep their distance. Otherwise, they'd find themselves caught up in something before they even realized it.

Silas nodded in agreement. "Yeah, his curiosity gets the better of him. His mind can't catch up with his mouth.'

Barnaby was at loss for words.

Silas continued, "So, don't be curious!"

Curiosity always led to trouble when one's mouth was faster than their brain.

Silas walked off, while Barnaby scratched his head, still intrigued by the woman Hull had brought back.

quickly caught up with Silas. "The boss has always been a look-but-don't-touch kinda guy. Do you think things have got

hand instinctively flew to clamp over Barnaby's mouth, eyes contracted as he glanced

dragged Barnaby towards

You trying to pull a Dr. Yoder here? Let me remind you, Dr. Yoder almost ended up swimming with the

the future. There were plenty of gossipers around, but Barnaby seemed to have a talent for

...

Susanna lay sprawled on the bed, half-conscious. In her hazy state, she thought she heard

Parched as she was, it felt like a blessing sent

flushed face, her fever clearly raging. He administered some fever-reducing medication, followed by a few

swallowed the pill,

her grip, only to find her clinging tightly to his arm. She seemed

expression turned stormy. He barely controlled his urge to throw this weak woman out. "Spoiled princess can't

into certain hands, who

entire glass, Hull thought she'd let go of his arm and

mumbled softly, "Mom,

Who was she calling

eyes and

grasped her feverish chin, trying to force her to open her eyes, but she was too far gone to respond. The proximity was unnerving; he