Chapter 372 

Cloudia stood there, speechless, her face frozen in disbelief. 

Instinctively, she glanced at Ursula, who shook her head weakly, her pallor almost ghostly. 

“Mom,” Ursula whispered, her voice barely audible. Despite saying so little, Ursula’s fragile state tugged at everyone’s heartstrings. 

Cloudia shot an angry glare at Lola. “Stop trying to stir the pot. The mess the Larkin family is in now is all because of Stella.” 

Lola smirked. “Oh really? So, when Dad had twins with the company’s financial director, was it Stella who introduced them?” 

Cloudia fell silent, her anger simmering beneath the surface. 

Ursula, meanwhile, seemed momentarily lost, her gaze unfocused. 

Lola’s knowing smile only made things worse, prompting Ursula to lower her head in silence. 

Mentioning Blaise only fueled Cloudia’s anger further, her fists clenching tightly in response. 

Susanna forwarded a video to Stella, unable to resist a couple of amused clucks. 

“This is just too juicy,” she commented before dialing Stella’s number. 

“Can you believe what a rollercoaster the Larkin family drama has become?” Susanna laughed. 

Stella replied, “If you’re still able to enjoy the spectacle, I suppose the airport incident didn’t rattle you too much.” 

Stella had been worried that Susanna, who wasn’t used to such chaos, might be shaken. But clearly, she wasn’t. Just moments ago, Susanna had been lamenting her lost first kiss, and now she was completely engrossed in the Larkin family saga. 

Susanna shrugged it off. “Oh, come on, it’s not that big of a deal.” 

“Not even the first kiss?” Stella teased. 

Susanna laughed. “Hey, don’t keep bringing up things I can’t fix, alright?” 

If Susanna could have stood up to Hull, she would have slapped him silly. But she couldn’t, and she knew it. 

“Alright, enough of that. I’ll let you go. Enjoy the show,” Susanna said, hanging up. Despite the ongoing arguments echoing from the Larkin household, Susanna had already lost interest. The Larkin family drama was endless, too much for her to keep up with. 

On her way out of a client interview, Susanna got a call from her mom. 

“Mom, what’s with all the frequent calls? Suddenly remembered you have a daughter?” she teased. 

Their contact was sparse, twice a month at most. They could go so long without speaking that they might forget the other existed. 

“Susie, you need to leave the country,” Lacey Tucker, Susanna’s mother, said, her voice firm and urgent. 

“Uh, what?” Susanna was baffled. 

“Just pack up and go. I’ve sent Tania to get you. She’ll take care of everything.” 

Susanna was stunned. Not only was she being told to leave the country, but someone was being sent to ensure she did so. 

“Where am I supposed to go?” 

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Chapter 

“To Ferrowland.” 

“Now?” 

Ferrowland was where Star grew up. Was she really supposed to move there? 

“Yes, and don’t come back to Portis City until I say so,” Lacey instructed. 

“What’s going on?” Susanna’s voice was tinged with urgency. Despite the infrequent calls, she cared for her mother. The strange tone in Lacey’s voice made her anxious. 

But before she could get any answers, Lacey hung up, leaving Susanna in silence. 

“Am I really not important enough to know what’s happening?” Susanna muttered to herself, feeling a mix of frustration and concern.