Revenge After Death

Chapter 785

Stephanie was brought to the lower deck, where Andy was waiting for her.

"Do you want to see what's beneath here?" he asked, looking at her.

She looked at Andy indifferently and took a deep breath. "Are you finally planning to keep your promise, Mr. Lincoln?"

"As long as you hand over the reincarnation data to me." He walked over to Stephanie.

Behind him, several mercenaries were warily watching her.

Stephanie looked up at Andy and said, "If you're truly sincere about collaborating, you shouldn't be asking me for the data. I need a way to protect myself too, right? If we work together, we'll need to keep each other in check."

She looked at him right in the eye. "After all, you're someone who could kill Sarah just like that."

Andy smiled and nodded. "I understand your concerns."

He then turned to the mercenaries and said, "You guys can head out now."

The mercenary leader hesitated. "Boss-"

is genuinely interested in collaborating," Andy

mercenary leader finally nodded and holstered his gun. He then led his

silent with only Stephanie and Andy left. She looked at him and

knew the password to the hatch, and they only had one chance to get it. The entire cargo ship would explode if the wrong password was keyed in, and everyone would die

on the smoke hatch. He coughed and

clenched fists slowly loosened

Andy, trembling slightly as she parted her lips,

emotions and diffidently had his back against her, not daring to

she softly

with his head lowered, not daring

me recall the

and pulled him back, giving him a slap.

a deep breath and stared

not need to say much, nor did they need any safeword—a

pretty good at acting. Why didn't you become an actor instead?" Stephanie grumbled as she reached out to

said, "I'm sorry, Stephie. I was worried about being exposed. Besides, if Andy's password

including years

her intensely.

the password he guessed. However, everyone would die if it was wrong. Stephanie said, "What are you afraid of? We were planning to eliminate Genome Society completely. Regardless if we succeed or not, we'll