Revenge After Death
Chapter 688
Chapter 688
That was why James' torment and abuse were just a cover for Steven.
"But how long is this going to last?" Ewen felt heartbroken watching him.
Steven shook his head and struggled to get up. His legs were severely burned, with bloodied whip marks covering his calves.
In order to prevent him from escaping, James had him stand on burning coals, took out all his nails, and even slashed his finger pads.
But Steven managed to escape anyway. He limped over to hide in the shadows to look at Stephanie.
She could no longer remember him, but it did not matter as long as she was safe.
Steven resembled a wandering beggar, silently protecting Stephanie in his own way. However, he dared not go close to her, fearing that he might frighten her
you free tomorrow, Michael?"
Do you think I'd believe in a vicious person like you just because you said you lost
loss and emotional emptiness. Yet, the woman he cared for
could he touch Michael. That was because he knew that Michael was with Daisy, and Daisy was from
tormented. The cycle of him escaping and getting caught continued. "How much longer do you plan to endure, Mr. Lincoln?" Ewan would ask him every single time, wondering when
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for appeared while he was hiding in the orphanage during one of his
who looked no older than 13 or 14. He was covered in blood and looked disheveled as he walked into the orphanage. He saw Steven,
out,
With red-rimmed eyes, he stared intensely at
had been waiting for-was finally
key to reincarnation, he knew at once that Simeon, who was so intelligent, would've long since found out
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