Revenge After Death

Chapter 270

He wouldn’t blame her for falling in love with someone else.

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Despite his high fever and almost contorted body due to pain, Steven staggered toward the school gate. that day.

He had to ensure his girl entered the school.

“This necklace is worth something, right?” However, a group of ruffians robbed her. They took money from her bag and snatched the necklace from her neck.

Stephanie cried and pleaded for them to return the necklace. “My mom gave me that.”

Furious, Steven charged at them, but the thugs escaped on their motorcycles.

He watched her crying while collecting her books from the ground.

“Don’t cry, Stephie… Don’t cry.” He longed to comfort her.

Still, he couldn’t bring himself to do it.

Finally, he couldn’t resist and hobbled over to help her pick up her books.

However, his gruesomely bloodied hands scared her.

Numbly, he watched his beloved girl run away in terror..

Powerless and panicked, he hid his hands behind his back and wanted to say something. Still, he ran off

instead.

That day, he found those thugs.

to fight them and retrieve her necklace

was he a match for so many people? He would feel in too. If he hadn’t been desperate enough to grit his teeth and punch as if he wanted to kill the lead punk, how would those people have given

held the necklace and fainted on the

It was cold,

gray sky, he

Outside the school,

Stephanie left cautiously,

Chapter 270

around cautiously after school.

the punks

to

got out of school she smelled the strong scent of

up in fear and bumped

her, Steven had put on gloves before slipping her the necklace and money. Then,

something but didn’t in

was gone. She was going

to return

completely forgotten him and fallen for

in the alleyway, struggled to remove his gloves with his

on his badly burned

gloves, it was like

he didn’t want to frighten Stephanie.

let’s walk

Stephanie had a friend to

school lately. Those thugs

stood outside the alley and looked

seemed to be looking for

who bullied you are gone. Thank goodness.”

looked toward the