Revenge After Death

Chapter 474

This seemed to have provided Nancy with an opportunity to validate her statements. The deceased Stephanie was not the authentic 'Stephanie,' after all. The real Stephanie lost her memory in a car accident four years ago and was subsequently taken away by the organization.

"Steven, do you believe what Nancy said?" Joel inquired the same question I intended to ask.

He didn't answer. Instead, he just glanced at me. I felt overwhelmed with a profound lack of reassurance.

"Why are you sitting between my wife and me?" Steven asked after a long silence, the atmosphere heavy with tension.

I looked up without thinking, my eyes slightly puffy. I saw Steven kick Joel and reach out to hold me. "I want to sit next to Stephie."

Sitting in the passenger seat, Eason pursed his lips irritably and shook his head. He started imitating Steven, "I want to sit next to Stephie..."

Joel was forced to swap seats with Steven, who ended up in the middle seat.

"I couldn't help but wonder why the organization abruptly released Nancy, the parent character, and substituted Stephie with a new experimental subject.

counterpart, and then... suspending operations temporarily, biding their time, and resuming operations when

a thumbs-up.

my hand. "That means... Stephie will

definitely use various methods to

may not really be Stephanie, but the one in her hands is

this was indeed the ending, then it was undeniably

tightened his grasp on my hand once more. I glanced

the suburbs of Huma. It was at the top of a mountain, and the

floor. She was wearing a white dress, and her long hair was fluttering in the wind. A sudden tightness gripped my heart, and

direction, her gaze eventually locked onto me. Our eyes met, and at that

Ha! What

astonished. He found himself inexplicably drawn, and without thinking,

and turned to Eason. "Damn it... If I hadn't seen Stephanie's lifeless body with my own eyes,

it scary? If Stephanie's body weren't found and her DNA

this woman standing before him, he would most likely have been the first to wholeheartedly believe that Stephanie was alive. The mere contemplation of such

to be publicly viewed after her death? She didn't want