Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem

Chapter 1424

Is there really such a thing as past lives and reincarnation?

Can people remember their loved ones, their friends, and everything from before?

No one really knows the answer to these questions.

After all, who among the living can know what happens after death?

Elysia shook her head.

"I don't know, sweetheart. But what I do know is that it's a way for those left

behind to express how much they miss the ones they've lost."

"Doing these things... it helps ease the pain, at least a little."

"If you keep all that hurt bottled up inside, it's not good for you. Missing someone

so much can really make you sick."

The little girl tilted her face up, eyes wide and curious.

"Mommy, does everyone die?"

This time, Elysia nodded firmly.

part of life. We're all just

one pressed her lips together, tears brimming in her

don't want you and Daddy to die?

gently wiping away her daughter's tears and pulling her into

and I aren't going anywhere. We'll always be with you, baby. We're not

young to understand the bigger picture, so Elysia just comforted her as best

girl clung to her neck, sobbing

I just think about being apart from you and Daddy and it makes me want to

glancing up

And not just

what felt like forever, Tarquin came down from upstairs, holding

eyes were red-he'd

word. She just gathered the kids and

and headed

the way, Tarquin asked Lowell to take a detour. He wanted to bring Elizabeth to visit

now was more complicated sympath understanding, and a deep gratitude for the way Keith had

buried in a scenic

brought Elizabeth to see him because he knew

had always had a place in Keith's heart, and she'd kept Keith in hers

of letting them have a moment & together maybe even a chance to say goodbye. Maybe, if there realty- was another world, they could look out for each other there.

Maybe there is, maybe there isn't. But just in case Targon wanted them to know whete to

finally headed

the gates, Allegra and the others were

by Tarquin's men, and they hadn't stopped

army had cleared the way for