Shining Bright After Rebirth

Chapter 971 She Would Never Waver

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Diana glanced between the two of them. Hadn’t they both been given a new life?

They were both alive and well. In their past lives, they were already gone.

Now, it was up to Queenie.

If Queenie had memories of her past life, they were all in danger. But fate had already been kind to Diana.

No matter what dangers lay ahead, she would face them without

fear.

Everything fate had given her, she could handle.

Diana’s smile was sweet, radiating confidence. “Things might get tougher from here on out. You two need to be extra careful- especially when you’re out driving. Watch your backs.”

She wasn’t just talking nonsense. If Queenie did have memories from her past life, she’d remember just how many people she’d killed, and how cleanly she’d gotten away with it–no trace left for the police to find.

She knew how to cover her tracks, and the people who helped her made sure no one would expose her. Just like Felicity, who kept Diana’s secret while quietly serving her time.

Chapter 971 She Would Never Waver

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Today, Steven had no particular plans, so he had Evan drive him around for a change of pace.

Evan was a man who knew how to play his cards.

He’d taken Steven directly to the outskirts of Diana’s villa, watching as she met with Cecil, then spent hours at the Farley Manor. Now, they were on their way to Alexander’s place.

Evan had his agenda. He wanted to see Luna, and he knew Steven wanted to see Diana. Though they hadn’t spoken about it, Evan could read Steven like an open book.

Steven didn’t say anything, but Evan just followed Diana’s car without question.

Luna still looked as stunning as ever. After Christmas, she had stopped wearing the cold, harsh black outfits, occasionally opting for softer pinks or vibrant reds. Her new choices made her look even more radiant, her skin glowing with a youthful smoothness. Evan couldn’t help but smile as he drove. He missed Luna.

When they reached Alexander’s house, Evan parked the car and handed Steven a turkey leg.

Steven grimaced and didn’t take it, though they hadn’t eaten lunch yet. Breakfast had been rushed, and now, his stomach was starting to growl.

“Mr. Gellar, neither of us had a proper lunch today,” Evan said with a grin. “I picked this turkey leg up from the store, and it’s still warm. There are even some side dishes, that smell amazing -straight from our hometown. Come on, eat up.”