Hitched & Hitched Again: A Comedy of Marital Mayhem novel Chapter 1310

“Achoo—”

Elysia sneezed again as she and Tracey studied the antidote together.

She’d already sneezed several times in a row!

Rubbing her nose, Elysia grumbled, “Ugh, is someone out there talking smack about me?”

Tracey glanced at her, saw her rosy cheeks, and shook her head. “You definitely don’t look sick. Did you make an enemy out there?”

Elysia thought for a moment. Well, every woman crushing on Tarquin probably hated her guts. They were practically chanting online: “Homewrecker! She’s public enemy number one!”

But if she had to name names, it’d be Nola Slater and her daughter, Daphne Thorne and her daughter.

Oh, right—Sabrina, too.

Before she went back to the countryside, Sabrina had made it pretty clear she wasn’t a fan.

Suddenly remembering Sabrina, Elysia frowned. “Grandma, have you ever heard of the Stevenson family?”

Tracey turned to look at her. “You got beef with the Stevensons?”

“No, just curious.”

Tracey let out a deep sigh. “Yeah, I know the Stevensons. Actually, I was about to ask you—if we’re dealing with this virus, shouldn’t Victor Stevenson be able to handle it?”

For a regular doctor, it was understandable if they couldn’t solve this. And Elysia, still learning, wasn’t expected to crack it either.

But Victor was the head of the Medical & Pharmaceutical Association—the best doctor around. If he couldn’t do anything about this virus… well, that was pretty worrying for the whole medical field!

Sure, this virus was tricky, but it was somewhere between a fourth and fifth generation strain. If even that was unbeatable, then forget about ever dealing with something truly dangerous in the future.

Elysia shrugged. “I honestly don’t know if Victor can solve it. Far as I know, he hasn’t even joined the research team. The Association put together a special task force, but Victor’s not in it. Do you know him, Grandma?”

“I worked with him a long time ago, before I retired. I know what kind of person he is, but we’re not close.”

“So what do you think of him?”

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