Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem

Chapter 271

Elliot tossed out a line with a weight that would sink any ship, "Other families hope for their descendants to thrive, but you? You're just hoping for your own good. Having you in the Bradford family is like hitting the jackpot in reverse. A triple dose of bad luck."

"You... you... you... Insolent child! Scoundrel! Cough cough cough..."

Gideon was so worked up that he started coughing violently, and then he collapsed.

Thankfully, his confidant was quick on his feet and caught him before he hit the ground.

He then immediately performed CPR and managed to shove several aspirin down Gideon's throat, which somehow brought him back from the brink. Gideon, weak and wheezing, glared at Elijah, gasping for air.

Allegra took this chance to stir the pot, "Dad! Now do you see? So much for 'the only heir'! He's nothing! He doesn't deserve to be the Bradford family's heir! Scratch his name from the will! The Bradford family would rather end with us than have someone like him as an heir!"

"Shut your mouth!" Gideon roared.

Even though Elijah was disrespectful and had exposed his old secrets, making him furious, he was speaking the truth.

Without Elijah, the Bradford family would instantly dive into a civil war for power, with every branch of the family pushing their own candidate for the throne!

At that point, Gideon would have no chance of coming out on top!

one would listen to him! His standing and

of Tarquin and wanted him to take the lead in the fight against Tarquin,

if Elijah were gone, it

tradition for generations that only one son can be the

not

have changed? Why hang onto this nonsense? Our kids also carry the Bradford blood." The Bradfords were all talking over each other, making a racket, while Elliot

tradition of passing down with only one

were he and

not their

puzzled, turning

felt Elliot's eyes on him and turned to meet his

other, their expressions and

Tarquin was his

if his son, Elijah, was having

behavior today were totally

go through the motions. He certainly wouldn't be verbally sparring with the Bradford family.

Not even a well-adjusted child could have pulled that