Chapter summary of Chapter 1746 – Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem by Aurora Montgomery
In Chapter 1746, a key chapter of the acclaimed Romance novel Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem by Aurora Montgomery, readers are drawn deeper into a story filled with emotion, conflict, and transformation. This chapter brings crucial developments and plot twists that make it essential reading. Whether you’re new to the book or a loyal fan, this section delivers unforgettable moments that define the essence of Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem.
Keaton was utterly mind-blown.
"But... doesn't the Newsom family only have one daughter? Since when is there a son?"
Winona rolled her eyes and explained impatiently.
"He's my aunt's son. He grew up overseas."
Keaton still couldn't believe it. He looked toward Caroline to confirm.
Caroline nodded.
"I am Shane's aunt, and Winona is his older cousin."
Keaton stared blankly.
His eyes were wide as saucers as he repeated the word in his head. Cousin. He's her cousin.
Just a cousin.
A sudden rush of immense relief washed over him. But immediately after the relief came the soul-crushing embarrassment.
"My bad. I completely misunderstood."
"Sorry about that, Shane. It was a misunderstanding. If you need me to, I can clear things up with Linda for you. Tell her you aren't a two-timer and that you don't have a girlfriend back home."
Shane was still furious.
"I don't need your help. And I'm not your cousin, so don't act like we're family."
He glared fiercely at Keaton, then turned around and walked out to call Linda and explain everything.
Keaton watched him leave, feeling entirely sheepish. Even after being snapped at, he didn't dare say a word back. All he could do was offer an awkward, apologetic laugh.
After all, that was Winona's family.
And he was the one who had made a massive fool of himself in the first place.
After Shane disappeared, Keaton turned back to face the rest of the room.
Everyone was staring right at him, each wearing a different expression of sheer disbelief.
Keaton had never been so mortified in his life.
The secondhand embarrassment was so thick he could practically dig a hole in the floor and hide in it.
But then his mind snapped back to the main issue. He quickly asked,
"If the baby isn't Shane's... whose is it?"


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