Reborn Through Fire (Kisa and Gilbert) novel Chapter 121

Chapter 121 My Life And Death Has Nothing To Do With You

This time, Kisa did not try to break free from Gilbert. Instead, she allowed him to drag her out of the Case residence.

After getting into the car, Gilbert loosened his tie irritably. He looked at Kisa and asked, “Tell me the truth, why did you come to the Case residence today?

Kisa pulled her hands away and laughed. She looked at the man beside her who had bloodshot eyes. “You never believed in me and never intended to believe me, so why are you asking? Don’t you already believe what they said?”

“Kisa Becker,” Gilbert growled. “How do I believe in you if you don’t tell me anything?” “Ha. I don’t tell you anything?” Kisa chuckled. Okay, do you believe me if I told you my grandfather fell onto the ground on purpose and made the whole thing up with Carolyn Walker?”

“Mr. Case Sr. fell on purpose?” Gilbert obviously did not believe her words. “Kisa, you’re such a bad liar. Mr. Case Sr. is in his eighties. You think he would risk his life by deliberately falling just to frame you? Ha. What’s his motive to do so?”

“Ha ha.” Kisa was not surprised by his disbelief. So she just laughed sarcastically while her heart was in pain.

“See, I knew you wouldn’t believe me. You never trust me, Gilbert.”

After she finished speaking, she opened the door to get out of the car. Gilbert grabbed her arm subconsciously and asked, “Where are you going?”

“Wherever I go has nothing to do with you. Whether I live or die has nothing to do with you too,” said Kisa as she pushed his hand away coldly.

Gilbert’s face turned cold. “The news incident hasn’t died down yet. You’ll cause more trouble. by running around like this. Can’t you be calmer and more obedient?”

‘In this man’s eyes, I will always be a scourge and a vicious troublemaker.”

Kisa’s heart hurt so bad that she could barely breathe. She raised her head and took a deep breath. “Don’t worry. Even if I die, I won’t cause you any more trouble,” she said as she pushed his hand away, and left without turning back.

Gilbert stared at her back and suddenly slammed his fist into the steering wheel. ‘She keeps saying I’ve never trusted her, but how can I trust her when everything is as clear as day? First, my grandma. Now, Mr. Case Sr. I want to believe that she’s not a vicious person, but she has never given me a reasonable explanation.‘

When Gilbert reached the Sandy Bay, he took off his coat and sat down on the sofa wearily.

“Sir, the soup is still in the pot. Do you want it served now?” The servant greeted him enthusiastically.

“Soup?” Gilbert frowned. He did not ask his servants to cook him some soup.

“It was Raine, sir. She made the soup herself and told us to watch it carefully. ‘The longer it cooks, the richer the flavor,‘ she said. She also asked us to serve it to you when you came back.”

Everyone in the Kooper residence knew that she was Kisa, Gilbert’s wife, but the people at the Sandy Bay thought that she was Raine Watson, an ordinary servant who was transferred from the Kooper residence.

“Raine seemed to be very happy today. She said that you did her a huge favor.”

“A huge favor?” Gilbert murmured in a self–deprecating manner.

Not knowing what he was thinking, the servant walked away. Not long after, she came in and served the soup to Gilbert. He fixed his gaze on the bowl of soup, and felt a complex feeling in

his heart.

‘What is in that woman’s mind?‘ He could never guess.

Soon, the sky turned dark. Kisa was still not back. Gilbert stood in front of the window and quietly stared at the light rain outside the window. After a long time, he finally turned around, took the coat from the sofa, and walked outside.