Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem

Chapter 898

Keith lay sprawled on the rooftop, arms wide open as he gazed up at the sky, letting the rain wash over him. His tears had long since blurred his vision, mixing with the rain that slid down his cheeks.

He wasn't sure if it was exhaustion from crying or the weariness of his heart, but suddenly, he yearned for rest. Slowly, he closed his eyes, and in that moment of darkness, he questioned the heavens,

"God, are you satisfied seeing me in so much pain?!"

"God, what did I do in my past life to deserve this agony?!"

Time passed indistinctly until Keith's phone began to ring.

It rang incessantly, but Keith ignored it.

Only when the unique ringtone of his darling child echoed did he slowly open his eyes and took a deep breath before sitting up.

Brushing the rain from his face, he pulled out his phone and answered, "Hello?"

His voice was hoarse, trembling, like a child who had been wronged receiving a call from their parents.

In a sweet, childlike voice, his baby asked,

A big, big rain. Did you remember to bring an

seeped into Keith's chilled heart, perhaps the only person in this world who still cared and loved

had cared for him, who had loved him, had

know whether to feel sad or fortunate that there was still someone in this world who

sniffled, responding tenderly to this love, his voice almost a whisper, "Daddy isn't afraid of

make you sick, and the doctor will have to give Daddy a shot and make him take

up again, "Okay, Daddy

obediently

said not to get

said to

had to be good, to listen to his child, to

sweet, childlike voice,

to have dinner with you. Tamsin made lots of yummy food, and even your favorite dish." "...Daddy will

for Daddy, kiss kiss." The little girl blew Keith a

phone, wiped away his tears, and sat alone in the

years, his expression shifted from pain

to be chased by wild beasts, witnessing a stranger being devoured by wolves, seeing his sister humiliated to death,

fear, his father's despair, his mother's pain, was just a twisted way to torment