The Marvelous Elijah's Return

Read The Marvelous Elijah’s Return by Rever Chapter 135

This is amazing

 Silently, Ryan darted his gaze towards Elijah, then at Peach before dragging it to Miss Grace. taking it off her a second later to meet Rookie and watch Matt‘s face. 

“Can someone check on James before he burns more than our breakfast?” Ryan finally let it out, his lips twitching into a chuckle. 

“Come on, Ryan.” Miss Grace said, struggling to keep a straight face. 

Suddenly, Matt cracked up, and everyone joined him, causing the sound of chuckles to echo in the dining room. 

Walking through the doorway with a tray, James looked confused at the sight of them laughing, and once they noticed his presence, they all stopped abruptly, looking apologetic and almost guilty. “What‘s so funny?” James asked, setting the tray down next to Ryan and pulling over a chair for himself. 

“Nothing,” Elijah said, trying to cover his smile with a cough. “We just thought about some old memories.” 

Frowning, James raised an eyebrow and mumbled, “You guys are making fun of me for burning the eggs.” 

“Nooo... No! Of course not, James.” Peach mumbled, waving her hands around wildly, and yet her face was red from holding back her laugh. 

“Like husband, like wife... both terrible liars. And here I was excited to finally cook for you two.” 

“I miss your cooking. No one makes a mean omelet as good as yours.” A faint smile crossed James‘ face at her words and he proudly said, “The secret ingredient is love.” 

“That is so cheesy,” Ryan chuckled. Throwing him a hard stare, James frowned and let out, “No one ask you, Ryaaaan.” 

“I miss this,” Peach whispered beneath her breath. “I miss when papa‘s presence was with us in the motel...” But Elijah heard her and so did Miss Grace, and both of them rested their palms on the back of her hands at the same time, causing her to smile warmly. 

At three o‘clock, The car was ready for Elijah and the others to leave, and as Peach stood outside with her mother and James, she smiled brightly at Elijah with moist eyes. 

“Hurry up and come back to me, okay?” Peach sniffed as the wind blew against her cheeks. “I promise,” Elijah leaned forward and gave her a quick peck on the cheek, smiling softly. “I‘ll be back soon.” 

him as he withdrew from her, watching him walk towards the

whispered, wiping away the tears with each sniff. “I know he will.” Shutting his eyes, Elijah rested back in his seat, feeling a dull ache in his heart as Dice

and Elijah stepped out, Ryan, Matt, and Rookie

at Dice, and he said,” Anyone threatened my wife or my mother in law life

a half–smirk. With that assurance, Elijah turned away from the car and walked off with Ryan, Rookie,

into the airport terminal, the announcement sounded, calling the

thirty, Elijah was seated in the private wing with Ryan, Matt, and Rookie, and Rookie‘s eyes never left his phone screen as he monitored Dr. William‘s daughter–in–law‘s social media. “We have boarded the plane.

he could feel his mind going

arrived in New City. The plane will be landing in approximately fifteen minutes. Please buckle your seat belts, enjoy your

I know you might be sleeping and won‘t see this until later on, but if you are reading it now, you need to go to sleep,

voice startled him, and Elijah snapped his head to look at him, seeing

us a taxi.”

his jeans back pocket, he sighed and then walked over to the cab, getting into it before

and

at the front desk, where a woman sat behind the desk, greeting them happily. “I

Daz.” He

for a second before facing her computer screen and typing.

and Elijah walked inside before Matt,

worrying... but I have forgotten how to sleep easily without your

because Dr. Williams‘s son lives just a block from here. By seven his daughter–in–law drops off his great–grandson at school and his son leaves at Eight, making the doctor the only one

get some sleep.”

his son and his wife walk into the living room

chirped,

Dr. Williams picked him up and held him close to him,

to ear.

pop

hunted him and he couldn‘t escape, and as always, he dreaded the thought of his family leaving him alone in the house, but slowly as the second turned into minutes, and to the hours, what he