Revenge After Death

Chapter 690

"Stephanie, he asked you to bury this with him if he dies." Linda pointed at the box in my hand before turning

to leave.

She stopped when she was at the entrance. She then said, 'I'm really envious of you. His love was too pure." Steven's life and love seemed to be devoted entirely to Stephanie from the moment he met her.

It was something inexplicable scientific-even he couldn't make sense of it.

After Linda left, I placed the wooden box aside and opened the letter from Steven.

The letter read, "Stephanie, you probably would've regained all your memories by the time you're reading this. I'm sorry I acted of my own accord. I always thought that if I could just help you escape your darkness, you could live the life you wanted.

"I know that you've always had a hard time understanding emotions and loving someone. I also know that you've been pretending and imitating ways to love me. But despite knowing that you'd never truly love me, I still couldn't help but fall in love with you.

"I hope that you could live well, that you could discover the meaning of life and appreciate the beauty of this world. I can't predict what the future may look like, but I'll do everything I can to help you achieve the life you want-for you to feel and embrace the warmth, and to look at sunsets and starry skies.

for. You were born to shine-not to be someone's

always be by your side, in whatever forms I can. Love,

the letter in my hand, feeling a heaviness in

Although it was just a simple letter, it brought me an indescribable pain that was

the wooden

identity. He

would continue to fight against Genome Society. It was getting harder for them to remain hidden with their crimes now out in

was. That meant he must have

and the mastermind would eventually be revealed, even without me

to know anything and

ordinary people, Stephie.' Living an ordinary life seemed to

lay on the lawn. He said he wanted to provide me a home-one that was quiet

up with me isn't you. Are you okay with that?' I looked up at the sky, suddenly feeling a pang of

fact that it had all ended,