Revenge After Death

Chapter 294

“Don’t gamble with someone’s life. What’s uncanny?” Zion was a bit angry. He grabbed Eason by the collar, wanting to beat him up.

Subconsciously, Eason blocked his face. “Don’t hit my face.”

“Eason, you’re in charge of this case. You have the right to get a warrant to meet Steven. The asylum doesn’t let us visit him, but you can.” I held Zion’s wrist and looked at Eason.

“Do you want me to beg him?” Eason was unhappy.

“You don’t need to beg him.” I took off my wedding ring and placed it in Eason’s hand, Steven put it on my finger while I was asleep. He said that I was his wife… “When he sees this ring, he will know that I’m the one begging him. He will answer your questions.”

When Steven proposed marriage, he didn’t care if I would agree to it.

Eason fell silent for a moment.

“Are you still hesitating? If you can’t find the victim, the victim might die,” said Zion irritatedly.

Eason nodded. “I got it. I’ll go now.”

“Eason…” I said nervously. “Please help me see if those people are treating him badly…”

My palms were sweating.

to be stimulating me on purpose. “Is anyone normal in the asylum? Even if a normal person enters the place, he will become a mental illness patient, too, let alone Steven, who’s already at

mental illness patient..”

I shouted in a panic.

it. No one made him fight… I’ve warned him to restrain himself, but he still beat people up.

at Zion.

didn’t know that Martin stimulated him on purpose and that Martin had

him in the asylum.

have known

up. It was as if he had stepped on the

he trying

close the case… But there are too many mysteries yet to be revealed.” In a soft voice, Zion said, “For example,

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down the orphanage, she left Huma and went to Georgeke. She died in Huma when she represented her

wasn’t a good

that the police didn’t announce the outcome of the

any traces of what she had experienced and what had happened. After she turned 18, she appeared in the Ford residence. Everything that

mouth. Even if he didn’t

at Zion, confused.

she had gone through