Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem

Chapter 895

What happened on that mountain that night?

They were nearly as close as father and son, so why did he grow to hate Kendrick with such intensity?

There's always a reason for hatred; nobody despises another without cause.

Fragments of memories flashed through Keith's mind...

He began to shiver, anxiety creeping in, breaths becoming short as if an invisible hand gripped his throat tightly, just like that fateful night.

Suddenly, the scenery before his eyes shifted, and he was back to that horrifying night.

The night was pitch black, the rain pouring down heavily.

Because Kendrick bore a striking resemblance to Gideon, seeing Kendrick during the day brought back all those memories of the scenes in the studio.

He was scared and filled with hatred, spending the day in fear until he finally decided to muster the courage to seek out Elizabeth.

He was young, powerless to seek revenge, but he couldn't just ignore Elizabeth.

He needed to share his own experiences with her, to warn her away from the demon.

on his way, he

wide-brimmed hat, appeared suddenly in front

down, silent,

the rain thundered down, Kendrick grabbed Keith by the

terrified. He resisted but to no avail, his cries for help drowned out

wasn't just one mountain; it was a whole range backing onto

wilderness, the terrain steep and difficult, with wild

Kendrick stopped, Keith

unforgettable

there alone and

a stranger appeared by his

to find him on the mountain late

could respond, the stranger hurriedly urged him to get up, warning of dangerous animals nearby and that they

other wild animals, Keith was petrified. Without a moment's hesitation, he mustered all his strength to get up and started running with the

with wolves and wild animals chasing

felt like a scene from a horror movie, a deadly game, but this was no game;

snakes being thrown into a dark

worst was

a wild wolf suddenly leaped out, biting the stranger's neck,

again, the stranger was being

revealed a sight so gruesome, he would never forget