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Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem novel Chapter 933

Summary for Chapter 933: Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem

Chapter Summary: Chapter 933 – Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem by Aurora Montgomery

In Chapter 933, a key moment in the Romance novel Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem, Aurora Montgomery delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.

Inside the factory, paramedics had just hastily patched up Keith's wounds, preparing to rush him to the hospital for emergency care.

But he refused.

"Stop, it's pointless. I'm done for."

After saying this, Keith's gaze found Tarquin and he muttered,

"In this little time I have left, I’d rather spend it quietly talking with him."

The medical team fell silent, while a nearby police officer looked like he wanted to say something but then thought better of it.

Tarquin stepped closer and asked the doctor, "Is there any hope?"

The doctor shook his head firmly.

With injuries this severe, it was a miracle he was still breathing.

Tarquin frowned, "Then let's not put him through more. I'll talk to him alone."

The medical team nodded and left.

The two police officers hesitated for a moment but didn't say anything and walked away.

Lowell, sensing the mood, decided to look for Elliot instead.

In the cluttered, abandoned factory, chaos reigned.

Several people had died, and the authorities were busy taking photographs for evidence and dealing with the bodies. No one was idle.

But around Keith, there was no one else.

Tarquin had made it clear he wanted some time alone with him, and no one dared interrupt and risk his ire.

Perhaps it was a final burst of energy, but Keith looked better than before.

His complexion had returned to normal, flushing with color, making him look almost healthy.

His spirit also seemed improved.

Keith, with a touch of self-mockery, said, "Do you know what the police wanted to tell me?"

Tarquin knew, and it irked him.

He didn't like Keith, that was true, but he also felt sympathy and gratitude towards him.

In short, he didn't want Keith to die.

But reality was something no one could change.

Tarquin, feeling restless, wanted a cigarette but found none in his pockets, leaving him with a dark expression and silent.

Just like I couldn't control falling for that girl.

I know she's the enemy's descendant, I know she carries the Bradford blood, but I can't help it, I like her.

I like her clear, watery big eyes!

I like her long eyelashes and her small nose, and her round little face.

I like the way her eyes squint when she laughs!

And I like her pouty little mouth when she's upset, looking so aggrieved.

Everything about Baby, I like!

To be honest, I've been a fallen man for a long time. I'm not a good person.

I've killed, dealt drugs, run gambling rings, smuggled arms... except for not touching women and children, I've done all the bad things.

Sometimes, I've been so ruthless, I don't even recognize myself.

But towards Baby, my love is real."

Tarquin's lips moved slightly, "I know."

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