Revenge After Death (Michael and Stephanie) novel Chapter 87

Chapter 87 

Steven was running a fever. His breath was warm, beads of sweat formed on his forehead, and his stance was unsteady. 

He hugged me from behind and whispered, “Stephle… I’m scared.” 

It was everyone else who feared him, even people like Eva. Though they were the type who got their thrills by bullying others, he was someone who’d kill in cold blood, 

“You guys have ulterior motives, actually teaming up with this psycho killer! You won’t be leaving now that you’re here!” Eva sald angrily, signaling those around her to take action. 

Rachel remained unaware. I grabbed both of them and hurriedly headed out. 

I yanked Steven, causing him to stumble and almost lose his balance. 

Eva came with three people. They were big, tough individuals. 

It was wiser to retreat than to face unnecessary harm. 

Rachel and I quickly ran out. She was pressing the elevator button forcefully. 

“Why are you still taking the elevator? Did you call the cops?” I asked while we were running. 

“How would I know we’d get beaten up…” Rachel followed me, saying defiantly. 

“You’re incredible…” I was in disbelief. 

Rachel stopped running and looked at me again. 

“What are you looking at… run!” I said, puzzled. 

Rachel didn’t say anything, turning her head to look at the corridor. “Where’s Steve?” 

I was stunned. Steven didn’t come out! 

“Steve!” I ran back to Steven quickly. 

He was sick! 

“Steve!” I grabbed a fire extinguisher from the hallway and rushed in. I couldn’t let him get beaten up by these people. 

As soon as I entered the living room, I was stunned. 

I didn’t need to do anything at all. The people inside were all writhing on the ground in pain. 

Eva was frightened. She collapsed on the ground, and her face turned pale. “He’s mad… he’s just mad…” 

Steven tossed aside the stick in his hand, wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth, and he grinned at me. 

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I stood frozen in place, holding the fire extinguisher in my arms. 

His fair skin provided a stark contrast against the bright red blood. 

Who would’ve thought he’d grin at me after a fight? The impact of that smile was strong. 

My heart seemed to skip a beat. I tossed the fire extinguisher aside and grabbed Steven, rushing out. 

I stayed quiet all the way, and Steven remained quiet too. He trailed behind me like a scolded child, his head lowered, and the air felt tense between us. 

It wasn’t until we reached a safe spot that I let out my frustration. “Are you crazy? You’re sick! Why did you come here?” 

Steven looked aggrieved. He hunched over on the edge of the flower bed and allowed me to scold him.