Revenge After Death

Chapter 241

Nadia wanted to say something, but Charles beat her to it. “Stephany is my daughter,

Steven, so that makes you my son–in–law. Since your wife hung her sister from the beams, you have to teach her a lesson on my behalf.”

He stopped Nadia from speaking because he couldn’t read Steven. Steven cocked his head and looked at me. “How could you hang your sister from the beams?”

Charles sighed in relief. He was about to add to Steven’s words when Steven continued

seriously, “You should’ve killed her before hanging her there.”

This time, Charles wasn’t the only stunned one. I was too. Steven looked so serious.

And so, I educated him seriously, “Shut up. We can’t break the law.”

He nodded obediently. “Okay.”

“Y–You two! How dare you!” Nadia’s face was red with rage.

Charles also gnashed his teeth furiously. “You’re nothing but an illegitimate son, Steven.

And you’ve yet to gain a steady foothold in the Lincoln family. With Mr. Martin around, you

have no right to act so obnoxiously!”

was pissed now. I raised an eyebrow. “C’mon, don’t tell me you’re mad already.”

the door and get

dealing with Ann and Kelvin. He came inside

panicked. “W–What are you guys up

for a second that he can kill us in broad

daylight!”

Steven’s certificate of mental disability. He sighed and said,

but Mr. Lincoln is mentally disabled.”

coupled with Steven grabbing a fruit knife from the coffee table, made Charles‘ legs give out. Nadia held his arm tightly and backed away in panic. “You’re instigating a psycho to murder, Stephany! Make him put the knife down! Let’s talk

“Sorry, but I can’t control him when he acts

done, but Ann, Kelvin, and their men had yet to successfully sue it looked

something was

barking came from outside. Ann howled, Kelvin screamed,

with them were also yelling. Had dogs

an apple in

slowly approached Charles and Nadia. “The Lincoln family has given you 200

so you two need to sever ties

she’ll have nothing to do with you and you aren’t allowed to

What say you?

tone was airy and casual, but the threat in it

He barked at me, “We’ve raised you since

could you treat your biological parents like