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Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella) novel Chapter 404

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Update Chapter 404 of Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella) by Leo Kent

With the author's famous Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella) series, Leo Kent captivates readers with every word. Dive into chapter Chapter 404, where love anecdotes intertwine with plot twists and hidden demons. Will the next chapters of the Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella) series be available today?
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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. He quickly caught up with Silas. "The boss has always been a look-but-don't-touch kinda guy. Do you think things have got better in there now?"

Silas paused, his heart lurching. His hand instinctively flew to clamp over Barnaby's mouth, eyes contracted as he glanced at him.

He dragged Barnaby towards the car.

"Goodness, Barnaby! You trying to pull a Dr. Yoder here? Let me remind you, Dr. Yoder almost ended up swimming with the fishes thanks to our boss."

Silas made a mental note to keep a safe distance from Barnaby in the future. There were plenty of gossipers around, but Barnaby seemed to have a talent for picking the most dangerous topics to chatter about.

...

Up on the second floor of the villa, Susanna lay sprawled on the bed, half-conscious. In her hazy state, she thought she heard someone ranting nearby.

Something cool brushed against her lips. Parched as she was, it felt like a blessing sent from above, and she drank eagerly.

Suddenly, the phone buzzed. Fishing it out, he saw it was Susanna's, displaying an unfamiliar number.

Hull answered it, and before he could speak, a cold, threatening voice crackled through the line. "Ms. Tucker, hand over the items. If you don't, then..."

The voice paused, and then went on chillingly. "Then, you'll find no safe haven in this world. Everyone around you will suffer for your choices."

Hull's eyes narrowed slightly. "Is that a threat?"

The voice on the other end demanded, "Who are you?"

"Didn’t they tell you today? Hull Miguel."

Silence followed, and then the unmistakable sound of the line disconnecting.

Whoever was on the other end clearly hadn’t expected to hear Hull's name and hung up immediately. But those few exchanged words were enough to paint a picture of the perilous situation Susanna found herself in.

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