Revenge After Death

Chapter 278

But here… It should be unknown to anyone that Steven was here.

“Stevie.” I opened the door. It was the deaf uncle. He told me through sign language and somewhat non–standard pronunciation that it was Stevie who had come back.

I looked at him in surprise and then walked downstairs.

Stevie, having been sent to the hospital by Zion, must be out of danger now.

“The dog has quite a strong vitality. It’s just like its owner. It is smart enough to be a police dog.” Zion was in his traffic police uniform. He must have just gotten off work and took the opportunity to bring Stevie over.

I squatted on the ground and looked at Stevie, who still had bandages around its abdomen. I reached out to it, and the wolfhound happily wagged its tail and jumped into my arms.

At that moment, memories from

my

childhood surfaced in my mind.

“Georgie, bite him!”

“Georgie, attack!”

“Georgie, snatch!”

many things with Georgie in the past.

I couldn’t recall much at the moment.

remembered was that I often used

we

understand why Michael hated me and thought I was inherently

after my

yet he still showed deep

was sick in the head.

okay?” Zion asked while squatting to the side and stroked Stevie’s head.

between good and bad

injured and doesn’t have many good spots left on his body. He’s lying in bed right

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up again. I wonder if this serial murder case has come to an end. I hope Simon is the mastermind. As long as he’s dead,

the current situation, it seemed like the killer indeed disappeared without a trace, as if Simon’s death meant the disappearance of the murderer.

the police found DNA left over from the

victim,” Zion said in a low voice.

the murderer eventually became

murder case lied in the fact that the killer was hidden among the victims.

other. But I’ve never heard of a serial killer becoming a victim.” It was obviously an organized and premeditated

the final murderer. But something tells me things aren’t as simple as it seems.” Zion’s

believed that things weren’t that