Chapter 711 – A Turning Point in Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem by Aurora Montgomery
In this chapter of Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem, Aurora Montgomery introduces major changes to the story. Chapter 711 shifts the narrative tone, revealing secrets, advancing character arcs, and increasing stakes within the Romance genre.
Keith was decked out in his workout gear, a fitness tracker wrapped around his wrist, dripping with sweat as if he'd just finished a marathon.
This was the first time they had seen each other since that brawl.
Keith had healed up and was currently riding the unemployment wave, without the urgency to dive into a new job.
His days were filled with painting and his nights with excursions to the local gym for some fitness routines, swimming, or hitting the basketball court. Life was surprisingly stress-free, devoid of the typical job-hunting anxiety, and he hadn't sought out Elysia either.
He even became something of a local hero in Jindale City for saving a kid from drowning during one of his swim sessions, earning him the 'Good Samaritan' title.
This was the scoop Tarquin got after doing some digging around.
Their gazes clashed in the air, electric and explosive, with an undercurrent of tension thick enough to cut through.
Yet, no punches were thrown!
Keith, spotting Tarquin, was taken aback, squinting slightly before stepping out of the elevator.
Tarquin, brows furrowed, shot him a glare before entering the elevator.
Neither acknowledged the other.
But just as the elevator doors were about to close, Keith's hand shot in, forcing them open again.
Standing at the elevator entrance, Keith threw out, “Happy break-up in advance.”
Tarquin's brows knitted tighter, his temper flaring up instantly!
He had his suspicions about Keith, and this comment all but confirmed them.
The recent incidents around him were clearly orchestrated to instill fear in Elysia, pushing her to deem a relationship with him too perilous and call it quits!
What infuriated him the most wasn't the underhanded tactics but the audacity to use Elysia as a pawn!
Recalling Elysia's terror-stricken face, he was seething with rage!
Tarquin grabbed Keith by the collar and yanked him into the elevator, slamming him against the wall,
“Did you orchestrate the recent drama?”
Keith, wincing from the impact, glared back at Tarquin, his expression transitioning from anger to disdain in a matter of seconds,
Blossom, slightly taken aback, nodded and turned her concern to Tarquin, “Are you alright?”
Wanting to spare Elysia any worry, Tarquin had no choice but to suppress his anger.
A fight with Keith in front of Blossom would inevitably reach Elysia, stirring unnecessary concern.
Tarquin shot Keith a final glare before parting ways with Blossom.
Stepping into the elevator, Blossom curiously inquired, “What brought you two together?”
Keith sighed,
“Just my luck, can’t seem to avoid him. Ran into him at the elevator, and he was in a foul mood over something, pinning it on me. Had you not shown up, I’d probably be nursing another beating. Just my luck, always the victim, and worse, can't seem to hold my ground against him.”
After a brief pause, Keith added with a hint of grievance,
“I can’t fathom what Ms. Thorne sees in him. Such a temper, is that really what she wants in a life partner?”
Blossom suggested, “He’s really good to Elysia, and she adores him. There must be some misunderstanding between you two.”
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