Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem

Chapter 808

Gone were the days of anonymity, Elysia had become the bona fide Mrs. Bradford, a title that came with its own set of perks and perils in the elite social circles they navigated. With her new status, Elysia wasn't just draped in luxury; she was also wrapped up in potential danger. From then on, stepping outside meant being flanked by a team of six bodyguards to protect her and the kids.

In the days that followed, Tarquin was a man on a mission. While he kept a vigilant eye on his daughter's well-being, he was also busy planning a wedding. He knew Elysia didn't care much for the pomp, but it mattered to him. Every woman harbors a dream of a fairytale wedding, with a stunning dress and a memorable ceremony. Tarquin was determined to spare no expense or effort to make sure Elysia had the wedding of her dreams. He refused to let her feel even a hint of regret.

What other women had, Elysia must have and what they didn't, she'd have too. So, he set about organizing the wedding of the century, planning to surprise Elysia with the details once everything was set in stone. In his quest for perfection, he even enlisted the world's most renowned bridal gown designer, sparing no cost to have a custom dress made just for her.

made sure their family was officially recognized, changing their family records from a duo to a full house of six, with himself at the helm. Moreover, he

of dramatic. He gutted the Bradford Group's finances, watching as the company's fortunes plummeted from the pinnacle of success to the depths of despair. The Bradford family was in turmoil, fully aware that

their shares back to Tarquin, fulfilling his grim prophecy from a previous gathering: henceforth, they'd be left with nothing. On

left?" they lamented. The blame was laid at many doors, from the Thorne family's machinations to the patriarch's misjudgments. The family's unity was shattered, and Gideon, caught in the crossfire, was left so stressed that he ended up in

the Bradfords, Tarquin turned his attention to rewarding those who had stood by them, especially the families of Blossom and Winona Newsom, Elysia's closest friends. He generously funded Blossom's parents' research projects and provided the