Revenge After Death



"Carol has a severe mental illness, so she has been sent to the asylum. Based on the evaluation and legal requirements, she needs to be supervised outside of prison, Eason said, but he hesitated to continue.

"I'll explain instead. Carol went missing after being sent to the asylum. We checked the surveillance footage and saw that it might be Joel who helped her to escape," Zion said impatiently.

"I could tell it was him at first glance, but I kept quiet. I was afraid that he might become a fugitive." Eason rubbed his temples.

He really did have his personal agenda.

"Joel must have had his own goal. You should trust him," I looked at Eason and said.

"I trust him, but he refuses to contact me. I'm just worried," he hesitantly said.

I never realized that he was this awkward. Whenever he fought with Joel, neither of them held back in throwing punches at each other. They always ended up with bruises everywhere.

"Do

you. u want to meet him?" I asked, looking at Eason.

He nodded and replied, "I want to."

There were things Eason wanted to ask Joel personally.

"Okay, I'll help you," I agreed easily.

Eason looked at me suspiciously and asked, "That fast? Don't you have any hidden agendas?"

"Of course, I do. I'm not one to make losing deals," I said, smiling at both of them. "I want to meet Sarah's brother."

I was talking about Floyd.

Eason and Zion exchanged glances. "What value does he still hold?"

"Stop asking questions," linterrupted their words.

Eason nodded and said, "Alright, I'll contact him for you."

"Keep it lowkey." The fewer people who know, the better. Sarah couldn't be 'exposed" just yet.

"Alright."

I walked out of the living room after Eason and Zion left. I watched as Ms. Ewing watered the flowers in the courtyard.

"You used to take care of Sarah, Ms. Ewing. What kind of person was she?" I asked, looking at her.

"Well.." Ms. Ewing replied after a long pause. "She was a pitiful person."

"Can you tell me in detail?" Smiling, I explained, "It's a bit sad how I'm actually her clone. I kind of felt some maternal connection to Sarah, and I want to understand her more."

I couldn't even fully trust Ms. Ewing now that I had found out about Sarah's identity.

If Sarah was truly a rare genius, then we might be dealing with a complex web of conspiracies, where one plot would lead to another.

Ms. Ewing gave it some thought before saying, "She was smart-just like you, miss. The only thing was that she wasn't clear-headed when it comes to feelings. Anyone could tell that Andy didn't truly love her and might be playing with her feelings, yet she still believed that he loved her."

I raised my brows. Was Sarah really a lovestruck fool?

I started to get suspicious about how a lovestruck fool could become the regional leader of Genome Society in Othard in such a short time.Copyright Nôv/el/Dra/ma.Org.

Did she snap out of it after killing Andy? That was likely impossible.

Irecalled the letters Sarah wrote to Andy. Was she truly unable to tell those weren't from Andy? Yet, she still responded to each letter.

What exactly was she up to? Just how extensive of a web had she woven?

What role did Andy play in her life? And who was Rachel's father?

"Sarah was held back by poverty back in that era. She would've been an outstanding student if she had had access to a good education from the start. What a shame. Ms. Ewing shook her head, feeling regretful.