Revenge After Death

Chapter 55

I stared at Steven in shock. It took me a long time to process this information.

I snatched the paper out of his hands and gasped…

I thought he had scribbled nonsense on it, but unexpectedly, it was the real answer.

“You’ve studied this before?” I asked in surprise. Shock aside, I was also in disbelief.

Wasn’t he insane?

Steven nodded. “This is simple.”

Those words provoked me. This was impossible! Ever since I was young, I was always top of the class. When I went to college, my professors took great pride in me. Even though I wasn’t a genius by any means, I was still an excellent student. How could Steven be smarter than me?

“Have you seen the solution before?” Refusing to concede defeat, I continued writing more questions.

for him.

Jone

However, he quickly answered correctly.

Sometimes, he even wrote his answers while distracted because he would want to look at me from

time to time.

Despite all of this, he could still come up with an answer so quickly. This made him more than the average genius…

It was as though the crazy person was on his left shoulder and the genius was on his right. He could. only go between the two options.

to college?” I asked

Stamford…”

really had gone to college.

I was 14 years old. I was in the advanced classes

I was speechless.

that sound so familiar? Suddenly, my head hurt

flooded my mind.

some memories

in front of

hand to my forehead, struggling to remember more. But my memory seemed to have been corrupted.

Stamford at 14 years old, Steven was indeed a genius.

the orphanage and act crazy?” I tried to make myself appear calm. I was

clearly not

act so that he

Steven lowered his gaze, and

I frowned. What?

Was he referring to Stephanie Carlson or Stephany

the Stephie you’re referring to me?” I didn’t fully trust the man in front of me, even if he was

to see his reaction.

looked into my eyes for a while

promised was Stephany?

because of a promise he made to a woman, he pretended to be mentally ill

person seemed a little too stubborn. He was just like… a monster in a fictional book,

talent to wait for someone?” I

by that and continued in a

+

bait a mentally ill criminal