Revenge After Death

Chapter 154

“Stephle…” Rachel suddenly called out from the hospital bed.

I stopped but didn’t turn back.

It was better for me to remain as Stephany Larson right now.

Steven held my hand the whole way during the train ride back home as I leaned on his shoulder, deep in thought.

He didn’t question me about why we were using the train and not a car. But I guessed that someone as smart as him would’ve been able to figure out why.

I was afraid of being inside cars whenever it rained. Being on a train surrounded by more people just made me feel safer.

When we got off the train, Ewan and the driver were already waiting for us by the train

station entrance.

Steven furrowed his brows and glanced at me. “Let’s run away, Stephie.”

I was surprised. “Run away? To where… ”

But before I could finish my sentence, Steve had already grabbed me by the wrist and ran

off into the crowd.

the end,

with Steve for a long while and only stopped when I began panting heavily. Why are you running?” I

contrast to me, Steve was neither red in the face nor panting. In fact, he seemed entirely

sure could run, huh…

go back,” Steven answered. He didn’t want to return to the Lincoln residence, probably feeling it to be more like

must’ve already installed a tracker in both of our phones,” I said in

was pregnant with the Lincoln family’s flesh and blood, and Steven was one of the

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find us too.

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our phones and seemed to tamper something on

is fine,” he said.

decided to simply agree for now. After all, I wouldn’t know where to find him if he

to

you, Stephie,” Steven

moment before looking up and realizing that Steven had stopped in front of a

hotel when you have a perfectly

tightly held onto my hand, refusing to let

1. go.

there had to be some reason why someone as intelligent as him would refuse to go home. It couldn’t have been

but as I looked at how pitiful Steven was, I simply couldn’t. So, I turned and led him

I looked at Steven, I would think of the orphanage

Steven had gone through, but I truly hoped