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Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem novel Chapter 577

Summary for Chapter 577: Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem

Summary of Chapter 577 from Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem

Chapter 577 marks a crucial moment in Aurora Montgomery’s Romance novel, Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem. This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.

Two little rascals were clinging to a tree branch, gazing down at him with eyes as clear and sparkling as dewdrops, their faces soft and plump like freshly baked buns. They were the very picture of cuteness, small and adorably chubby.

With every flutter of their long, dense eyelashes, it felt like a direct nudge to Tarquin's heart. He was utterly charmed.

There they were, the trio, in a silent standoff between the branch and the ground. Tarquin, with a heart full of warmth, felt a twinge of envy for their late father and softly called out, “Come on down, be careful.”

Evan panicked a bit, “What do we do, bro? He spotted us!”

Elliot, ever the cool one, replied, “No worries, I actually wanted to ask him something. Let's go down.”

Under Tarquin's watchful eyes, the boys began their descent.

Evan led the way, jumping down from a height of about ten feet, aiming to impress Tarquin with a cool landing. Instead, he found himself caught in Tarquin's arms, his attempt at looking suave completely thwarted and now enveloped in an embrace!

Frustrated and slightly embarrassed, Evan's face turned a shade of red, kicking his legs and protesting like a feisty little animal, “Let me down, you jerk, Tarquin!”

Tarquin, with a smirk, teased, “Jerk, Tarquin, huh? Is that for me?”

Huffing, Evan threatened, “Don’t you dare hold me like I’m some kid. I’m way too precious for you... Ah!”

A gentle flick on the forehead from Tarquin, followed by a cheek pinch, left Evan both angry and embarrassed, his pride slightly wounded by the unsolicited affection.

Fuming, Evan blurted out, “Let go of me, or I’ll have all your points deducted, every single one!”

Tarquin, puzzled, asked, “What points?”

“Not telling you!” Evan retorted with a pout.

Evan, who had wiped his hands on his clothes the moment his feet touched the ground, scoffed at the idea of using a tissue. Why waste a tissue when your clothes did the job just fine?

As Tarquin moved to help clean him up, Evan shot back, “Don't touch me! Touch me and I’ll tell my mom you’ve been bullying me!”

Tarquin, with a hint of sarcasm, retorted, “And here I was, covering for you, or you’d be in for it when you got home.”

Evan scowled, “What do you mean?”

Tarquin, with a playful smirk, revealed, “Elysia’s been looking for you two. She even called me.”

At that, both boys' eyes widened in alarm, and they hastily checked their smartwatches.

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