Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella) novel Chapter 609

What kind of help is this supposed to be?

But Ronald did have a point. Before Lacey went missing, the person she worried about most was Susanna.

“So Susanna’s still with Hull, and they’re even suspecting her of being a mole or something? No way, I have to go get her out of there.”

Thinking about everything Lacey had done for her back in Portis City, Stella found herself agreeing with Ronald.

Right now, the best thing she could do for Lacey was to look out for Susanna.

Ronald had originally wanted to tell her that keeping Susanna safe was the biggest favor she could do for Lacey.

But her reaction…

He remembered how, back in Portis City, she and Susanna were always glued at the hip.

If she really did bring Susanna here, they’d probably be inseparable 24/7.

Ronald rubbed his temples, feeling a headache coming on. “You know you probably can’t just take her away, right?”

“Huh?” Stella blinked.

“Hull’s not gonna let her go.”

Stella fell silent.

Was it because Susanna had already managed to pickpocket just about everything off Hull the second she met him?

Just thinking about Susanna’s wild antics made Stella’s head hurt.

She hadn’t been there to witness it herself, but knowing Susanna, it was probably something absolutely ridiculous.

“Is it because Hull thinks she’s a spy or something? If that’s the case, I can promise you, there’s really no need to worry. Susie can barely keep up with her own lies, much less anyone else’s.”

When it came to Susanna, Stella would bet her life.

If Susanna was truly that capable, Lacey wouldn’t have needed Stella’s help so much in the first place.

Ronald just sighed. “Hull likes her.”

Stella groaned. “Oh, not this again.”

Honestly, every time she heard that, she had to wonder if it was actually true.

She wasn’t the only one with doubts—Susanna herself couldn’t believe it either.

…

Right then, Susanna was sitting in her room, nervously clutching her phone.

Normally, as long as she didn’t have to face Hull directly, she could keep her nerves in check…

But now, things were different.

Even when Hull wasn’t around, she felt like she was walking on thin ice.

Peeking out her window, she watched as Hull climbed into his car, several guys with guns piling in after him. Susanna’s heart skipped a beat.