What Happens in Chapter 1335 – From the Book Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem
Dive into Chapter 1335, 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.
“Mr. Huber is hitting Keaton. Aren’t his parents going to step in?”
“Ms. Sutton tried, but Mr. Sutton and Mrs. Sutton didn’t. They’re furious today.”
Elysia just couldn’t wrap her head around it. Weren’t sons-in-law supposed to be like family? No matter how angry they were, could they really just stand by and let Keaton get beaten to death?
How much resentment did they have?
Did Keaton really do something so unforgivable?
“Mr. Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. Huber are both in the chapel. Only the Suttons are in the living room. Should you—?”
“We’ll go straight to the chapel,” Tarquin said.
“All right.”
The old butler hurriedly led Tarquin and the others through the estate.
The Huber family chapel, just like the Bradfords’, was a standalone building tucked away at the back of the grounds.
Even from a distance, they could hear the sharp crack of a wooden ruler slapping against flesh.
It sounded painful.
Tarquin, Elysia, and Winona all looked grim.
No exaggeration—Richard Huber really was beating Keaton within an inch of his life.
Mrs. Huber was outside the chapel gates, sobbing, pleading one second and threatening the next.
“…Richard, what’s done is done! Even if you beat your son to death, you can’t change the truth. I’m begging you, please stop…”
“…Richard Huber, I swear, if you kill my son, I’ll die too! We’ll both leave you to your own misery, do you hear me? I mean it…”
Tarquin stepped forward. “Janelle.”
Janelle saw Tarquin and rushed over.
“Tarquin, you have to help! He’s lost it—he’s really going to kill Keaton, I swear…”
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