Revenge After Death

Chapter 178

Steven’s fingers stiffened as he looked at me. “Steve doesn’t lie. Stephie lies.”

My heart skipped a beat, and I shifted my glance elsewhere, feeling somewhat guilty.

Was he implying that he’d never lied, whereas I was the one who lied a lot?

When did I ever lie to him?

When we stepped out of the abandoned asylum, we saw a flood of reporters and onlookers gathered at the entrance.

The crowd surrounded Michael and were asking him why he, the president of the Ford Group, was involved in an abduction and illegal activities.

But Michael merely got into the car with a solemn face. “No comment,” he said.

Obviously, the reporters were here for Michael. If the media reported this, it would definitely have an impact on the Ford Group.

Then, Michael gave me a cold stare and silently left with the police.

“The president of the Ford Group was involved in an abduction!”

“Why did he do that?”

The reporters murmured among themselves while the onlookers commented that Michael had gone mad.

The Ford Group’s stock price would be severely impacted if this news got out.

Did Michael offend someone?

looked at Steven. “Did you do

tacitly

seemed as if he was a bad liar, so

family is in for a ride now.” Zion sighed and gave me a glance before

the Fords might want to

I was startled.

me to discuss Michael’s

might not be able to do the

moment of hesitation, I decided to ask Steven, “Are you

possibly do that?

head.

with murderous intent when he said this.

taken away by the police spread like wildfire and soon reached. the

Aunty Lois came to the Lincoln residence to see me, I noticed

that after my death, Aunty Lois was so grief–stricken that she fell ill

specifically came back for Michael.

the abduction charge might not hold, Michael’s unlawful restriction of my freedom still

Aunty Lois had come to have me sign a release form to salvage

impact on the

Ford is here.” The nanny

as I calmly remained

couldn’t help but

reddened.

much as I wanted to comfort her, I

Carlson anymore. I was just a stranger