Revenge After Death

Chapter 118

I followed that guy for what felt like ages. He was super paranoid as he checked over his shoulder multiple times. But luckily, I managed to stay hidden.

Finally, he stopped in front of an apartment. Holding a photo, he started looking around.

I could tell he had a new target, a fresh victim. No doubt, his target was inside that apartment.

Just as expected, a fancy car pulled up. A woman in a red dress with an umbrella stepped out, heading into the apartment.

The hallway was oddly quiet, with only the woman’s high heels making a clickety–clack sound.

Anxiously, I held onto my phone and captured the entire scene.

The woman entered her place, leaving the door slightly ajar. Seizing the opportunity, the killer in the raincoat sneaked in after her, using his hand to block the door.

In a panic, I sent it to Zion. Would this count as evidence?

woman,

I

Fearing that the police might not arrive in time and the assailant could enter and harm the hurriedly approached. I started banging on the door. “I’m from the building’s management. You need to pay your fees for this month.”

it was dead

really be about

the door, I’m from the building’s

third time, Zion and his team stormed in, smashing down the door. They quickly took down the person in the

woman screamed “uhod

people! Are you crazy?”

furrowed his brows, and the

right at the door, watching as the raincoat slipped off…

way! It was not the murderer.

murderer intentionally sent someone out of my house. It was all planned.

going to

attacking my

you out of your mind, breaking into someone’s house like this!” “Stephany, what the hell are you doing?” Zion was getting frustrated. “Don’t you know

stood there, feeling numb. I did not know how to explain. “It’s not… It’s not….

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pointed at the man in the raincoat. “He came out of my house. Why did you come out of

furrowed his brows. “Your house? I don’t know what you’re talking about.”

making false reports

clenched. Zion didn’t believe me. He clearly

to say something, but