Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem

Chapter 545

Elijah's mannerisms, including the way he threatened others with that chilling tone and piercing gaze, were a carbon copy of his father, Tarquin! It was like looking at a mini Tarquin! Whenever he spoke, it felt as if Tarquin himself was addressing the crowd, instilling a level of respect that was hard to ignore.

Add to that the fact that the Bradford family tradition had always been to pass everything to the sole heir, and Elijah, being the only heir to the Bradford legacy, had an aura that allowed him to walk with confidence through the family's vast estate. Despite his young age, his presence commanded attention!

The Bradfords were initially shocked but then quickly fell into a buzz of worried whispers.

"What in the world is going on? Is Elijah really cured? How did he recover so swiftly?!"

"As soon as he opens his mouth, he's talking about disowning us or worse, blinding us. Such a young age and already so ruthless and malicious..."

A woman halted her tirade mid-sentence, suddenly aware of her surroundings, then quickly changed her tune, "Elijah was such a good kid; he must've fallen in with the wrong crowd, picking up bad habits!"

They dared not criticize Elijah openly, fearing that their words might reach Tarquin's ears through the grapevine. So, they turned their ire towards Elysia and her brothers, Elliot, Evan, and Emmett.

"Bad company corrupts good character. Elijah's been led astray following them!"

What's she got besides her

to snag a rich husband. If she really marries into the Bradfords, there'll

turned to her

to the family tree, you have to say no! Tell him we all disapprove.

should remember his father. Marriages

a nerve with Tarquin, gaining the upper hand. Their mood visibly

then glanced at Elijah with an inscrutable

alongside their sons, also made their

for the right

you over? The Bradfords might be a tough crowd, but they do know their

"And you?"

to have a word

was a pressing issue for

smile, gave her a look that seemed to say, 'Still on that,