Revenge After Death

Chapter 321

“She’s not leaving with you…”

Wearing the hospital gown, Steven stood by the door and spoke in a hoarse voice. His chest heaved, and he stared intently at me. It was as if he was begging me not to leave with Michael.

Michael gazed warningly at Steven.

“Steven Lincoln, I’ll see how long you can keep up with this act!”

I pushed Michael away, then said firmly, “Mr. Ford, my well–being has nothing to do with you. It never did, and it will not now.

re won’t be

“I’m not Stephanie Carlson, and you don’t have to project your guilt onto me. I hope there anything between us in the future.”

My firm attitude had seemingly hurt Michael.

He looked at me with a conflicted gaze, then smiled bitterly.

“Is this how it feels to be not trusted? Stephie, you’re getting back at me, aren’t you?” Michael wondered if

I was doing this to make him experience everything that Stephanie had experienced before.

“You’re overthinking.“I frowned. Michael was being annoying.

Perhaps, it was only natural that humans would develop biases.

what I had done.

would not trust

“When will you finally see his true colors? He’s a devil. He’s been pretending. What must I say for you to believe

he would do

up like this? If he was mentally disabled or homeless, the Lincolns wouldn’t be what

make me believe

Steven, who seemed to panic a little as he lowered his

own business,” I warned Michael so that

ever

much? Have you thought of why you’ve forgotten all about him?

fall in love with me… if

was hoarse. He held my shoulders and tried to make me believe in him.

You shouldn’t think that I’m lying just because I’ve hurt

about my feelings.

to hurt you or to take advantage of you. I’ve always been… just running away. I was worried that

memories…”

was a sign of respect for

won’t harm you,” he explained.

place and stared at Michael.

but I knew him very

that did not mean what he said was the

if even though one plus one equaled two, he believed strongly that it equaled three.

answer was not

he had run over anxiously, he stood there barefoot,