Revenge After Death

Chapter 340

Chapter 340

I suddenly felt a huge pang of sympathy for Steven. I instinctively reached out to hold his hand, but I recoiled in the end.

I didn't know what sort of person I really was, after all.

I wondered if Steven and I could even have a future together.

"Stephie, you're not a bad person," Steven said as he held my hand firmly.

Even at times when I doubted myself like this, Steven chose to believe in me.

"Do you know why Eason changed his name?" Steven asked. He seemed eager to cheer me up and was trying to change the subject.

"It was because he kept having nightmares after Simmy's death. He kept feeling like Simmy's ghost was following him around or something, as if he were by his side all the time. He even got electrocuted at home once and said he saw a ghost."

Steven chuckled and continued, "His parents tried bringing in all sorts of exorcists to exorcise the ghost. But a psychiatrist ultimately said that he was just hallucinating due to being electrocuted.

"But he was still worried, so he had a fortune teller change his name to get rid of Simmy's ghost. Simmy died in a fire..." Steven paused and tightened his grip on my hand.

old name was too easy for ghosts to latch onto, so in the end, Eason became

Steven, who was telling me what should have been a funny story. However,

could tell that Steven was trying hard to cheer me up. I

just want to make you happy, but I always end up messing things up," Steven said in a hoarse voice as he slowly released

the rest

home, I locked myself

the linked clues on

Steven was protecting by

the two people who seemed to matter most

both of them were

daze as I stared up at the wall covered

up suspecting Stephanie now. It felt as if I had fallen headfirst into a conspiracy that was spinning out of

wasn't as simple

fog lay even greater mysteries, and there was more to

basement, Ewan saw me and

to hear that Steven was

drinking with

on Steven right away, but I suddenly recalled the event

the charity

seemed surprised. "Oh, didn't Sir tell you? Well, I suppose he drank too much before he