Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem novel Chapter 855

Keith hit the nail on the head. Sometimes, in the face of wealth and power, the average Joe is as significant as a speck of dust."

Tarquin didn't argue. Nowadays, it's almost impossible for the common folk to stand against power, let alone years ago.

Back then, Gideon was in his forties, at the peak of his arrogance, believing himself untouchable due to his status and the societal norms of the time.

But, as they say, what goes around comes around, right?

Fate has a way of balancing the scales. No matter who you are, if you've done wrong, you'll face your comeuppance eventually. Justice may be delayed, but it never fails to show up.

Tarquin tried to console Elysia, "Don't worry, they'll get what's coming to them."

Sniffling, with tears in her eyes, Elysia looked up at him, "Keith is guilty, yes, but the real villains are Gideon and those monsters from the Bradford family. Is there any hope for Keith if he stops now?"

Elysia was unaware of the dark dealings and the lives lost, feeling only sorrow for Kelsey.

Kelsey and Elizabeth surely wished for Keith to survive.

If Keith were to die, it would be the end of the Inkster family – a family that had suffered so much, with their youngest barely escaping death only to face it again.

"If Keith dies, there'll be no Inkster family left in this world!" she exclaimed.

Tarquin frowned, unsure how to answer.

He knew what Elysia was thinking...

But in a society governed by laws, the rules must be followed.

Keith might have his reasons, but he's implicated in a serious crime. No one can save him from that.

Even if they personally forgave him, the law won't.

Especially now that Keith is blinded by vengeance, planning for years, he won't simply stop.

He feared what Keith might do next.

Wanting to spare Elysia further pain, Tarquin shifted the topic, "Who told Keith about the pet crematorium incident and the landlord's ordeal? By the time Keith grew up capable of investigating, all evidence would've vanished."

"These couldn't have been uncovered by him alone; someone must've informed him. But who?"