Chapter 170Have you ever felt so good that you can't sleep?I noticed the way Ren, Marcus, and even Suri looked at me. I don't know if they were scared of me or if they were seeing me as a god. The moment Marcus woke up. Suri and Ren couldn't stop looking at me and wondering what I was. I knew I wasn't human anymore. I was something more. I mean, who has the power to heal and fly? I wonder what else I could do aside from just healing, flying, and releasing a blast of energy waves from my hands. “ What are you?” Suri asked with a shaky voice.“Really? I don’t know myself,” I replied with a smile on my face.But it wasn’t entirely true.Something inside me was shifting—had been for a while now. The moment I flew for the first time. The moment the blast tore through the rogue agents back at the lab. The moment my blood brought Marcus back from the dead.This wasn’t normal. It wasn’t even superhuman anymore.It was something else entirely.Suri didn’t smile back. Her eyes stayed fixed

Chapter 172 It was like he had disappeared off the grid. I went back to his crumbled house, and he was not there. I tried listening for hours to hear her voice, but I heard nothing. It was like they both were off the face of the earth. One week became two weeks, and three became four. I finally forgot about Juliet, and I focused on rebuilding. I had been flying out in the night to save those who needed it.It felt good using my powers to help those who were in need.I was able to stop a robbery and even save a man dying right in front of me. Posters about the mysterious healer were beginning to circulate around the city, but I didn't care. I was trying to make the world a better place, and I was also taking down any drug baron in the city. I don't mind what it does, but I need to make the city clean from drug dealers, thieves, and thugs. I needed to create a safe atmosphere for the kids, and maybe Park and his sister might return one day. Peace. It was something I had always t

Chapter 174The school building had been completed by the time we all got there. The school was nothing like the old one. Glass panels gleamed under the sun, steel beams stretched confidently into the air, and everything smelled of fresh paint and unspoken promises. But for all its beauty, I couldn’t shake the feeling that something dark had been built into its very foundation.As I stepped onto the campus grounds, a chill ran down my spine. Not from the weather—it was a warm morning—but from the overwhelming sensation that I was being watched. That Edwin was already here, hidden, waiting.Students moved around, some in groups, some alone, but the energy was tense. Whispers followed me, cautious stares, respectful nods. I had become more than a student to them—some symbol of resistance, of hope, of power. It should have made me feel proud, maybe even confident. Instead, I felt the crushing weight of their expectations.I was more of a celebrity than Nathan was. Some of them even rush

Chapter 176The school hallways were once again blissful with many of the students chatting and talking. It was towards the end of the session for all the graduating students, and for once, I felt happy. Relieved. But it was just for a bit. I knew that too. Many of the students treated me like a god, and most of the cronies wanted to be my friend. I was called all sorts of names.Adrian the genius. Flyboy. The healer. I was not only getting popular, but most of the ladies wanted me. Tessa, Zee, and even some of the ladies who never saw me as an interesting topic. Power sure changes everything. I knew too well that I was supposed to lie low. I knew Edwin wouldn't just let all of this slide, and I couldn't report him to the authorities. I was all by myself, trying to understand why Edwin had not attack me. After our last confrontation, he hasn't said a word, and he hasn't come for me. Why was he stalling? Was there something he was waiting for, or something I was missing? I l

Chapter 178The rooftop wind howled between us, fluttering the folder Zee had handed me. The photos inside threatened to slip out and scatter, but I didn’t move. Neither did she. We both stood frozen, locked in place by the sheer audacity of the moment.Daniel.Nathan’s younger brother. But now he looked older, sharper—like life had carved him into something jagged and ruthless.“ What are you doing here?” I said, slowly looking at his face. They both had similar body features. I began to wonder why Edwin had wanted me to be his son when he still had a son he could count on. “ Heard my father tried to have you adopted,” Daniel said with a sly smile on his face. “ I said no,” I replied immediately, trying to shift my gaze away from him. “ If you had come to find me about that, then you had better leave.” “ Leave?” Daniel said, smiling. “ I am here to collect my pound of flesh. Do you think I came all the way down here to laugh and smile with you lots? I am here to show you that the