Revenge After Death

Chapter 8

“Michael, that man… He’s scary. He’s staring at me,” Yasmin said in a shaky voice behind me.

I turned around and took a glance. Yasmin was hiding behind Michael.

I let out a sigh of relief. That psycho wasn’t staring at me but at Yasmin.

It looked like he was staring angrily at Yasmin but remained silent.

“This is Steve from an orphanage nearby. He once snatched someone’s purse, but I caught him. I don’t think he’s a bad guy,” A policeman spoke for him.

I shook my head hard. “No. He’s a bad guy. He’s the killer!”

The police let go of Steve.

Steve pathetically got up from the ground. Since his legs were too long, his pants couldn’t cover his ankles.

I saw a terrifying scar on his calf. It looked like a burn mark from being electrocuted.

I was afraid that he would continue with the killing. Even though I was scared, I still followed him.

He walked to Yasmin’s side and spoke with a hoarse voice.

It was the same scratchy voice that sounded damaged.

“It was you…

Yasmin looked at the man in fear, and her body was trembling.

in shock. Did he know Yasmin lured

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apologetic tone, “I’m Zion Landon, and here’s my contact.

name card and left

want you to investigate Michael

how could you tell?”

you know for certain that your sister has a mole on her chest or a birthmark

policeman was so shocked that he

like a decent person, but he’s anything but

Chapter 8

on with the investigation!”

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didn’t return with Michael. I didn’t want to see him with Yasmin anymore.

him leave the scene while

dragged his injured leg as he limped his way to an abandoned orphanage. Then,

followed him in and looked around

It was here.

was where I died!

him who brought me here to kill me.

the real crime scene of the serial killing case.

see if I could find

he entered an abandoned hostel. He went into

and filled with trash.

that he most

an abandoned orphanage. I wandered around for a long time, but I couldn’t find the basement where

wonder the police couldn’t find it