Revenge After Death (Michael and Stephanie) novel Chapter 120

Chapter 120 

Zion’s face was grim as he looked at me. “Ms. Larson, you shouldn’t be here.” 

I stayed quiet. After the police cleared the scene, I got up to find Steven, 

Iwondered if he had followed me here. 

Frantically, I searched for Steven. When I finally spotted him across the street, still standing in the rain, relief flooded through me. 

He was still here. 

“Steven…” I wanted to run to him, but the road was too crowded with cars. 

“Stephie, don’t move,” he called out. Rushing over, he draped his jacket over my shoulders protectively. 

“Should we go home?” His gentle voice calmed my nerves. 

I nodded, taking one last look at the crime scene. 

“That madman won’t cease his onslaught,” I murmured. 

The murderer would continue his spree until he felt satisfied. 

“I’m looking for him too,” Steven said. 

I looked at him. “Why won’t you say his name?” 

Steven shook his head. “Because I’m not sure either.” 

I frowned, feeling unsure if I could trust Steven. 

Back at the old Lincoln residence, I took a hot shower and then curled up in bed with a warm drink. 

Steven came out of the bathroom in a bathrobe and squatted beside me. “Feeling better?” 

I nodded, feeling somewhat calmer. “Can I ask you a question?” 

Steven nodded. 

“Why did you say those people who died deserved to die?” 

I wanted to know what those people had done. 

Steven lowered his gaze, clenching his hands into fists. 

Despite bearing scars from past burns, his fingers were exceptionally attractive. 

If he had never been injured, he would have been God’s perfect masterpiece. 

Chapter 120 

“They started the fire,” he said. Recalling those painful memories, he trembled. 

I held Steven’s hand and instinctively pulled him into a hug. “It’s okay… It’s all in the past now.” 

I took out my phone and messaged Zion, “Steven mentioned that the deaths are linked to the orphanage fire.” 

Shortly after, Zion replied, “You don’t need to worry about it.” 

I sighed heavily and leaned back on the bed.