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Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem novel Chapter 665

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Dive into Chapter 665, a pivotal chapter in Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem, written by Aurora Montgomery. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Romance fiction.

In the house, Keith was bent over with a wrench in hand, working on the plumbing alongside the maintenance crew. When Tarquin stormed in, Keith's glance flickered towards him, his expression unreadable, a mix of annoyance and apathy. Tarquin glared back fiercely, barely holding back the urge to start a fight. Tossing his car keys on the entryway table, he rolled up his sleeves and barged into the bathroom.

"Move over!"

He was there to get the plumbing fixed quickly, not wanting to worry Elysia. But he was also uneasy about leaving Keith alone in the house, suspecting him of possibly tampering with something in the bathroom while pretending to fix the pipes! Tarquin was brash, and a flash of anger crossed Keith's eyes. However, catching sight of Elysia standing behind Tarquin, Keith instantly masked his irritation with a forced smile, not wanting to cause a scene in front of her. He shrugged in a seemingly good-natured manner and left the room.

Elysia felt a bit awkward since Keith was there to help, and yet he was being yelled at. She murmured, "He's just in a bad mood today, don't take it personally."

Keith just smiled, "No worries."

Elysia wanted to say more, but the sharp look from Tarquin silenced her. She opted to watch quietly as Tarquin finished up with the plumbing. Tarquin had rushed over, not even bothering to grab his jacket, just wearing slacks and a dress shirt. The shirt tucked into his pants emphasized his lean figure, exuding an air of elegance. His hands, long and well-kept, hinted at his refined upbringing, not someone used to manual labor.

Despite his high-class demeanor, Tarquin was surprisingly adept at fixing the leak, a side of him that Elysia found increasingly attractive. While Elysia admired Tarquin, Keith watched her, his brows furrowing and a storm brewing in his eyes as he sensed her growing affection for Tarquin.

After about fifteen minutes, the pipe was fixed. Tarquin's shirt was damp in places, clinging to his body, hinting at a ruggedness beneath the refined surface. When Elysia handed him a towel, her cheeks flushed with color. Unfortunately, Tarquin was too wrapped up in his irritation with Keith to notice Elysia's flushed state.

The maintenance crew, having other jobs to attend to, left as soon as they were done. Keith also made his departure, his demeanor calm and unbothered, which only aggravated Tarquin further. Throwing the towel aside, Tarquin stormed out, with Elysia quickly grabbing him,

"Where are you going?"

Elysia was taken aback. She cared for Tarquin, not wanting him to get into trouble over Keith. But before she could explain, Tarquin had stormed off. Elysia frowned, about to follow him when their kids appeared, having been eavesdropping.

"Mommy!"

They advised her to let the men sort it out themselves. Elysia was worried about a fight breaking out, but the kids had a point. She couldn't always be there to intervene. She wondered what had set Tarquin off today. Was it something that had been building up, or was it jealousy over seeing her with Keith? She hadn't intended to spend time with Keith; things just happened.

Lost in thought, Elysia picked up a mop to clean up the aftermath. Outside, Tarquin was knocking on Keith's door, convinced that today's events were too coincidental to be just that. He was furious about the photos he had received earlier and seeing Keith in their house had only added fuel to the fire. If it weren't for Elysia's timely explanation and his remaining shred of self-control, he would have already been in a major argument with her.

He was tired of Keith's provocations and even more irritated by Elysia's apparent concern for him. Today, Tarquin was determined to confront the situation head-on, unable to bear the thought of letting it slide.

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