Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella) novel Chapter 35

Outside the hospital room.

Yorick's expression was grim as he glanced at Orion, "Did you find anything?"

Orion shook his head, "Nothing."

"Nothing?"

Hearing Orion hadn't found anything, Yorick's expression darkened. If there was nothing, why come to him at all?

Orion said, "I barely started digging when I hit a wall. There's a power stopping me from going further. Seems like the guy is no ordinary person."

A barrier the moment he started digging? If so, that man's identity was indeed no small matter.

This notion had been crystal clear to him since last night at Silk-River Residences when that man had pointed a gun at him. But this secrecy around the man's identity was making things unnecessarily mysterious.

"How about you just ask Ms. Quinn directly?" Orion suggested.

It seemed impossible to dig any further. With such a force blocking the search, the man's visit to Portis City was obviously meant to stay under wraps.

Mentioning Stella only made Yorick's headache pound. He didn't even want to think about Stella right now.

Yet the thought of her with another man gnawed at him, and surprisingly, he felt somewhat painful.

Finding out who the man with Stella was seemed impossible now.

Yorick, with a sour expression, returned to the hospital room.

Ursula looked at him, "What's wrong? Trouble at the company?"

She didn't suspect it had anything to do with Stella.

Yorick shook his head, "It's nothing."

"Rick, I want to be discharged."

Upon hearing this, Yorick's expression hardened, "Don't be ridiculous."

Ursula showed a pained expression, "The smell of disinfectants here, I feel like I might never leave the hospital. Rick, I'm scared."

She was genuinely afraid. Who wouldn't be, dealing with so many ailments all at once? It was a significant hurdle in life. Whether she could overcome it was uncertain.

Seeing Yorick silent, Ursula reached out to hold his hand, "I want to stay by the sea, where I can see it, along with the sunrise and sunset. Rick, I'm afraid these might be my last moments."

The hospital always made her doubt her life's longevity.

Yorick looked at Ursula, who had grown so frail in just two days.

"I'll have Orion arrange it."

He couldn't bear to refuse her.

Ursula nodded with a bitter smile, "Thank you. I just don't want to spend my possibly last moments in a hospital."

"Fool," Yorick sighed.

As he left the hospital room, it was already noon.

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