Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem

Chapter 954

The figure looming over Evan was massive, towering above him like a giant oak compared to a sapling.

Evan had to tilt his head back just to meet the guy's gaze, a testament to the stranger's impressive stealth skills. Clearly, this wasn't someone who had skipped his share of workouts.

The beam from Evan's headlamp, an adventurer's faithful companion for nocturnal escapades, illuminated the stranger's face, revealing a patchwork of scars that crisscrossed his skin like awork of sinister, writhing snakes. Evan's heart skipped a beat.

The man seemed to despise the light, his brow furrowing deeply as he swatted at Evan, though it was unclear whether he aimed to strike Evan or simply knock the lamp from his head. His strike cut through the air with the precision of a razor, catching Evan off guard.

This was no amateur; his skills were top-notch.

Evan instinctively stepped back, dodging the blow with a frown. White, sensing Evan's peril, sprang into action with a whoosh, ready to strike.

But Evan was quicker, snagging White by the tail and stuffing him back into his pocket. The identity of the stranger was still a mystery, and White's involvement could only escalate the situation. White had a knack for turning a tense moment into a lethal one.

"Before we go throwing punches, let's get some answers," Evan thought to himself.

earpiece, laced with concern. "Evan,

eyes on the mysterious

from Evan's pocket, hissing softly, its eyes wide and cautious. The stranger spelled trouble, and White was on high

well, eyeing Evan. "What do you

voice was rough, like gravel being ground underfoot, jarring to the

well," Evan admitted. "Heard some ghost stories about it and thought I'd see if there's

"Aren't you scared?"

"Not a bit."

"Was that you

few critters on my way up

for your age. Who taught

"That's a secret."

suddenly lashing out, closing the distance between them

tensed, ready to leap into action, but Evan gave no command, holding White back

Evan noticed the man's punches, though powerful and precise, were not intended to kill. It was more