Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath

Chapter 619

Stella finally let out a sigh of relief-Susanna had managed to get through the day without causing a scene in front of Hull.

But her relief lasted all of three seconds.

Because, out of nowhere, Susanna groaned, “I can't believe it... I said I'd marry him."

Stella: "!!!"

Wait. What?

Back up. Did Susanna just say she'd marry Hull? As in, get hitched? Tie the knot? What the actual heck?

Stella's brain just... froze. Completely blanked out for a good few minutes before she managed to stammer, "You-you said you'd do what now?"

"Who are you marrying?"

She had to be hearing things. There was no way Susanna just blurted out that she wanted to marry Hull. Not unless Stella had somehow fallen into an alternate universe.

But Susanna looked absolutely mortified. "Honestly, I kinda wish the ground would just swallow me up right now."

How bad was it? Like, full-on social death. She could practically feel her soul leaving her body from secondhand embarrassment.

Susanna was so done, she couldn't even bring herself to repeat it.

Stella swallowed, took a deep breath or five, trying to steady her nerves. "Wait, hold on. You-what the hell, Susie?!"

Susanna groaned, "I wish I could just get rid of my mouth. Or my hands. Honestly, I don't want either of them right now."

mouth-why did they always betray her, especially around

"Wait a second. Are you telling me

Susanna: "!!!"

I swear,

and it was the truth. She seriously

his jacket, huh?" She leaned in, a wicked smile on her face. "Come on, Susie, be honest. That time at Mist

seemed

accidental love story that

Susanna *wasn't* into Hull, then all her actions

blurting out, "marry him." That's just

swear I'm not like that. You

you are, I totally get it. I'd have a

Susanna: "!!!"

the unwavering support-wrong

any other day ight have actually

Susanna

right now?

melt

on, just tell me do you like Hull? If you do, I'll

play matchmaker for you."

even more

Middle Ages or something? Like my parents are

want to marry

handle him, and unfortunately, she was

her own survival, there was