Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath

Chapter 528

People like him always made others nervous, especially when emotions started to run high. No one really knew what someone with low intelligence might do when they got all fired up.

"Is there someone else up there?"

"Yeah. Barnaby just went up. Didn't you see?"

Although Susanna had only glanced briefly, she found herself quite wary of the person next to Hull.

Hearing there were others in Hull's room, Stella decided not to push Susanna any further.

"Alright then, I'll go say hi to Hull. You pack and get ready. We'll leave when I get back."

"I don't have anything to pack."

Susanna had been whisked away by Tania without a moment's notice, leaving her no time to gather her things.

The more she thought about her situation, the more upset she felt. Her mother was still missing, and sending her to Ferrowland should be the safest plan. But upon arriving, she realized people were waiting for her here too, and now Tania was gone as well.

Stella nodded. "Okay, wait for me here."

"Okay." Susanna nodded earnestly, looking adorable and compliant. Right now, she only had Star, and Star was the only one she felt she could wait for.

in his phone, barely

talking so much, and still, he got no response. He cleared his throat,

still no reaction

phone, Barnaby tiptoed to sneak a peek. It seemed like surveillance

Stella's voice, as sweet as a

Ronald treated her like a delicate flower. Her voice was so soft and endearing that it made you worry the world outside might

Barnaby tried again, "Mr.

off his phone, casting an annoyed glance at

Barnaby. "It's, uh,

in Ferrowland referred

as Princess Stella, while Yvonne was known as Princess Yvonne. Although she was the second daughter of the Quinn family, there were only two daughters, so one

the other the

the door.

instinctively adjusted his robe. It was an unspoken rule among

maintain their appearance

was in order,

had seen Stella chatting with Susanna, so he hadn't interrupted.

greeted her, "Princess

title,

to Portis City,

words made her feel the