Revenge After Death

Chapter 727

Steven was never one to be overly sentimental, but he cried for the longest time that night, clearly feeling aggrieved. I could only hold him close while comforting him.

Perhaps it was due to losing a leg that he had become extremely sensitive -he couldn't even sleep soundly.

Linda had mentioned that Steven could only manage to sleep with the help of some medications while he was still in the asylum's underground sterile ward

However, those medications had severe side effects and were damaging to the body.

As such, I forbade him from taking those sleeping pills after bringing him back, and he had never complained about it.

He could only sleep soundly with me by his side. He would wake up alert even if I shifted slightly.

I leaned against the headboard as I watched Steven, who had fallen asleep after exhausting himself from crying. I dared not move in case I woke him up.

The lights were dim outside the window, and it was eerily quiet in the mountain.

Steven was sound asleep, yet I was the one unable to fall asleep now.

and scared of the

medical advancement continued to progress, but as we moved forward, we

rays filtered into the room

which were swollen from insomnia, and looked at Steven's face. I marveled

embrace and drifted into

was no longer in the room by the time I woke up. I realized that he could get the kids to unlock the doors from

down the bed, feeling

when we locked eyes. Leaning anxiously against his crutches, he softly said, "I just... went down for

continued, "I told you last night, Ashton can open the doors. I knew you didn't sleep well last night, so I didn't

might be upset. He got even more anxious when I stayed quiet. "I won't go

I walked over and bit on his arm as an act of revenge. He endured the pain and

him.

were red when I whispered, "I was scared that

I won't leave you anymore." Steven shook his head and dropped his

his clothes tight and said,

patted my hand comfortingly. He then took out a rose from his pocket and said, "The

the flower and said softly. "Let's

Steven seemed happy. 'Really?'