Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella) novel Chapter 319

After Cloudia finished the call with Ursula, she hurried back. As soon as she entered the house, she heard Ursula’s wailing coming from the second floor.

A maid spotted Cloudia and respectfully greeted her, “Ma’am.”

“What’s going on with Ursula? Did you give her any medication?”

The maid’s voice was strained, “We’ve run out of painkillers, and we called the doctor, but he refused to come.”

Cloudia’s breath caught in her throat upon hearing this, and she hastily made her way upstairs.

Entering Ursula’s room, she found her daughter curled up on the bed, clutching her stomach in agony.

Ursula had always taken great pride in her appearance, especially her long, flowing hair. But now, her scalp was completely bare, not a single strand remaining. Just yesterday, a few strands had clung to her head, but today, even those were gone.

Cloudia’s heart ached at the sight. “Ursula.”

At the sound of her mother’s voice, Ursula looked up, her face twisted in pain. “Mom, it hurts. It really hurts.”

“I know, sweetheart, I know, but…”

What on earth could she do?

Holding Ursula’s hand, Cloudia’s heart shattered into pieces.

They had no medication left at home, and Ursula couldn’t leave the country, or even get out of Portis City for treatment. She had reached a point where her illness seemed untreatable.

“Mom, I need painkillers. Please, I need to go to the hospital for some relief.”

They could still try to get some over-the-counter medication, but with Ursula’s condition, those wouldn’t provide any real relief. They’d be no more effective than candy.

Without proper medical guidance, Ursula had already vomited twice, compounding her misery and making her suffering even worse.

“Is Star really not willing to forgive me? Mom, tell her I’m sorry. I’ve admitted my guilt, truly. Tell her that once I recover, I’ll go to prison and serve my time, okay?”

The agony was so severe that Ursula almost thought it would be easier to recover fully and face prison, just to escape the torment she was enduring now.

Cloudia was suffocating in her distress. “Ursula, don’t worry. I’ll figure something out. I promise, I will.”