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Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella) novel Chapter 605

Summary for Chapter 605: Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella)

Chapter 605 – A Turning Point in Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella) by Leo Kent

In this chapter of Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella), Leo Kent introduces major changes to the story. Chapter 605 shifts the narrative tone, revealing secrets, advancing character arcs, and increasing stakes within the Romance genre.

No one really knew what kind of mess Xander had stumbled into this time, but for some reason, he was dead set on marrying her.

The thing was, he’d only told her brother and their mom about it—never bothered to clue her in at all.

Was she just not important enough to know?

Yvonne cleared her throat awkwardly. “Hey, what’s going on—?”

“Yvonne, listen to me,” Xander suddenly snapped through the phone. “You’re getting married to me. End of story. No arguments.”

He sounded pissed—really pissed.

Stella had run off with Ronald, now he was knee-deep in trouble, and all he wanted was for Yvonne to play along. But instead, he’d just gotten punched in the face for his trouble.

Where was the justice in that?

Dan, that absolute lunatic—if Xander didn’t make him pay big time for this, he’d stop calling himself Xander.

Yvonne started to protest, “Hey, what do you mean, ‘end of story’? What’s with the attitude?”

Wasn’t a wedding supposed to be a happy thing? Why was he so angry? She honestly didn’t get it.

Xander gritted out, “Didn’t Dan just get divorced? Fine. Let’s both have our second weddings together. Let’s see how much that jerk can take.”

Yvonne’s jaw dropped. Was he really just doing this because he couldn’t stand being outdone by Dan?

Listening to Xander now, he sounded so mad he was barely making sense.

Yvonne had been furious at Dan herself, but now she found herself trying to calm Xander down instead.

“Come on, don’t be like this. Didn’t you get a hit in, too?”

Was this really just about one-upping Dan?

Was her marriage really just a tool for someone else’s revenge? Wait, wasn’t that exactly how she’d tried to get back at Xander before?

Maybe this was karma.

“Xander, do you actually want this marriage, or are you just using me to get even with Dan?” she asked, exasperated.

This was a mess.

“Let’s just get it done. I’m coming to pick you up now,” Xander said, and hung up before she could reply.

She nervously fidgeted with her hands. “Could you not look at me like that? You’re honestly terrifying right now.”

She’d never noticed before, but when Xander got that look in his eyes, he was genuinely scary.

Suddenly, Yvonne wasn’t so sure about marrying him. Heck, even if Xander was still hung up on Stella, there were a hundred ways to distract him—marriage didn’t have to be one of them.

A guy who looked at her like that? He practically had “domestic abuser” written on his forehead.

Xander noticed her hesitation and let out a cold laugh. “So you do get scared? I thought nothing rattled you.”

Ever since he’d come back, she’d been picking fights with him every day. She’d even gone after Dan. He’d honestly started to believe she was afraid of nothing.

He dragged out the word “scared” just to needle her. Yvonne bristled, even though she was a little intimidated.

But her irritation quickly drowned out her nerves. She stepped out from behind Stella, arms folded. “Don’t flatter yourself. Like I’d ever be afraid of you.”

“Then let’s go—get married.”

“In your dreams. There’s not a chance I’m marrying you after all this.”

“Oh, so you’d rather marry Dan? Over my dead body, Yvonne,” Xander snapped. “Let’s get one thing straight—Dan’s never getting you. Not after he jumped me at Ferrowland. He can spend the rest of his life pining away, for all I care.”

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