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Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella) novel Chapter 652

Summary for Chapter 652: Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella)

Chapter 652 – 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 652 shifts the narrative tone, revealing secrets, advancing character arcs, and increasing stakes within the Romance genre.

Stella blinked, caught off guard by Ronald’s words. “Extra what?” she blurted out, completely confused.

Ronald just shook his head, grinning. “Kids shouldn’t ask so many questions.”

Stella’s jaw dropped. “Excuse me?!”

Seriously? He was still treating her like a child? She was about to be the mother of his child, and he still wouldn’t let it go.

Ronald turned his attention to Idris up ahead. “Melissa, stay out of our way from now on.”

Idris nodded quickly. “Understood.”

Of course, the real issue was staying out of Ronald’s way. The Nortons had really shot themselves in the foot this time. If Melissa had just kept quiet, their family could’ve walked away with a lot more.

Then Ronald added, “And get in touch with the Charles family.”

Idris froze in shock.

Was he… just going to switch families like that?

Well, the Nortons had gotten greedy—asking for way too much, even trying to arrange a marriage with the Quinns. Not just any marriage either, but one involving Ronald himself.

But whenever it came to Stella, Ronald never gave a damn about deals or losses.

He’d actually been looking forward to tonight’s charity gala, even bringing Stella along. And these idiots still didn’t get it.

Guess he’d played nice for too long, and they took it as a sign he was a pushover.

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Back at the Quinn estate.

Lottie had gotten home first and was waiting in the foyer. When Stella and Ronald walked in, Lottie’s expression was unmistakably sour.

“Hey, Mom,” Stella said softly.

Lottie barely acknowledged her, turning to the butler instead. “Go ahead.”

The butler nodded. “Right away, ma’am,” and slipped out of sight.

Lottie’s gaze locked on Stella. “Why didn’t you just shut that woman down at the party?”

Stella’s eyes widened. Huh? Was she hearing this right? Maybe she’d been away from the Quinns for too long—she’d almost forgotten how her family operated.

Once they were safely in their room, Stella asked, “What else does Mom have to do so late? It’s almost eleven. She’s not going out, is she?”

Ronald smirked. “She’s dealing with our business.”

“Our business? What do you mean?”

He shot her a look, a playful smile tugging at his lips. “People are spreading rumors about us. Do you really think Mom’s going to just let that slide?”

Stella felt a sudden warmth in her chest.

Ronald squeezed her hand, remembering how she’d stood up for them at the party—especially after those two women started talking trash about his mom and him.

And Stella? She’d never backed down, not even a little.

“Hey, what are you—?” Stella clutched her pajamas, ready to go take a shower, only to see Ronald trailing after her.

She quickly blocked the bathroom door. “No way, buddy!”

Ronald glanced at her pajamas, his grin only widening. “Come on, let’s shower together.”

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