Revenge After Death (Michael and Stephanie) novel Chapter 418

Under the projector, Stephanie Carlson… AKA "me" stood, well and alive.

She flashed us a smile and opened her mouth.

"Michael… will you marry me?"

I glanced at Michael. He was influenced as well and started making his way forward.

Afraid that he'd also be affected, I held onto Steven anxiously.

Thankfully, he was immune.

He held me in his arms and whispered, "It must be a fake if the first person you call out to is Michael. If it were actually you, you'd definitely call out my name first."

I leaned against his shoulder in resignation. "How could you be jealous at a time like this?"

"Rachel…"

Zion pulled her back, but she was adamant about moving forward.

She walked toward the hologram and reached out to touch "Stephanie".

"I'm sorry, Stephie," she choked out the words. "I should've brought you away sooner."

The floor abruptly opened up again with a loud snap. Rachel fell down as well.

There was the sound of machinery.

Everyone could hear it. They could hear the screams. Afterward, they smelled the blood.

Then, blood started oozing out from the tiles where Joel and Rachel fell.

I tried to hold onto Steven's collar. My heart was beating rapidly, and my entire body was shaking.

It was that feeling again…

The same feeling where I'd go mad from despair, but I couldn't do anything at all.

My chest was numb yet aching at the same time. I wanted to cry, scream, and go insane.

"Steven…" My voice was hoarse. It felt suffocating, but I had no energy to fight back. I was desperately trying to hold Michael back.

Steven reached out and helped me restrain him.

Michael regained his senses. His breathing was rapid.

Yasmin appeared to be influenced and tried to walk forward as well.

Michael grabbed her and yelled solemnly, "Get a hold of yourself, Yasmin!"

After seeing Rachel fall down with his own eyes, Zion went mad and tried to go over as well. He only regained his senses after Eason punched him.

Quinn was sobbing on the floor.

Everyone was in despair.

What did it feel like to watch the people you cared about—your friends, the ones you loved—fall into an abyss and die a horrific death in front of you?