You Better Believe It

Confucius once gave his advice on revenge, "Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves." (the quotation page 1). Confucius is right because of Steve's revenge.
Steve woke up in an empty grave with an ungodly howl. He knew he was successful. He had gotten rid of John and all the other witnesses, even Timmy. Timmy was his best friend, but he had to kill him. No one would keep his secret if they had seen the look in his dark red eyes (which looked black unless there was blood or really bright lights near Steve).
Steve strolled up the maze of his steps into his house and threw his clothes into the washer. After that he headed towards the shower.
That will show him, Steve thought, to mess with me. To betray me. He had no idea what I could, what I would do to him. To bad my home-boy was there. He never looked more terrified in his life. I should know. I watched him as a child until now.
Steve was eight hundred years old and looked