Revenge After Death

Chapter 816

"You should keep your distance from that jerk named Timothy in the future," Stephanie said.

Although she could see the changes in Xan's behavior, she was still worried that Xan might be fooled by a jerk.

"He's not a jerk," Xan explained softly. "He's nice."

She regarded Timothy rather highly.

Stephanie sighed helplessly. "I brought the kids up, yet they end up belonging to others when they grow up." Steven looked at her and whispered, "I'm yours, honey.'

Stephanie rolled her eyes. She decided to settle with knowing that Steven would belong to her forever.

"Don't take this road, Mom," Xan suddenly said while they were on their way back to the mountaintop villa. She wanted Stephanie to take another road.

Alerted, Stephanie made a sudden left turn before glancing nervously at Xan from the rearview mirror. 'What happened? Is someone following us?"

Xan shook her head and said, "There's a car accident up ahead, so that road will be congested.'

She had heard a car crash close to the road.

sigh of relief, gradually letting her guard down. She had

hand as they drove back

revealing a delivery box that was blocking the road. The box had been thrown in from

large delivery box, almost a person's

and Xan before warily saying, 'Stay in

so the box

out of the car, Stephanie cautiously unbuckled her seatbelt. 'Stay in the car, Xan." Xan nervously

could smell the metallic tang of blood permeating

as if it could feel something was

hurriedly got out of the car and slowly approached Steven. Fresh blood seeped out of the freezer bag as

frowned and opened the freezer bag, revealing a dead dog inside. There was a string of experimental codes on

words inside the delivery box. They were written with blood-"The fate of lab dogs is

the teenagers from

Zion and get the police to deal with this,' Stephanie said as she rubbed her

countless taunts from the people from the laboratory. She would endure

all. She would hunt every single one

car, Xan watched as blood seeped out of the box. Her pupils narrowed quickly

the academic buildings at Huma University while carrying a backpack. She was dressed