Revenge After Death

Chapter 686

That day, despite his high fever and the twisting pain throughout his body, Steven staggered toward the entrance of the university. He could only be at ease after he saw Stephanie entering campus ground.

"This necklace must be valuable, right? Some thugs had stolen the money from her backpack, even taking the necklace from her neck.

Stephanie was crying as she asked for them to return her necklace. "That was my mother's gift for me!"

Steven dashed over in a frenzy, yet the thugs sped away on their motorcycles.

He watched her cry while crouching down to slowly pick up her books.

"Don't cry, Stephie." He wanted to go up and hug her, yet he dared not do so.

In the end, Steven couldn't help but limp over, reaching out to help pick up her books. But the horrifying wounds on his arms still terrified her.

He stood in place numbly as he watched the woman he loved run away in fear. He helplessly hid his arms behind his back and opened his mouth before turning around and running away.

Steven found the bunch of thugs the same day. He managed to get back her necklace and money while still running a fever and sporting unhealed injuries.

he felt pain just like anyone else. They wouldn't have returned the things to him if it weren't because of his recklessness. He gritted his teeth and

couldn't hold it any longer and coughed out blood. He collapsed onto the

the gloomy sky, feeling

at the entrance of

As such, she wanted to avoid them and find a way to

of campus, she caught a whiff of the strong stench of blood from someone. She

in order not to frighten her. He then pushed the necklace and money into her hands

parted her lips, yet nothing came out of

of another man. She would forget about him completely and fall in love with

alley as he endured the pain and slowly removed the

be covered in gloves. It felt like

afraid that he might frighten Stephanie without

Stephanie started having friends walk

the university lately. Those thugs are gone too.

stood at the entrance of the alley, looking back. She wasn't

who bullied you

glanced