Reborn Through Fire (Kisa and Gilbert) novel Chapter 1021

Chapter 1021 That Would Be Cruel

Since this room was Damon’s, the other room must be David’s. This was her only chance, and she would not have a chance after Madalyn took the keys back.

Kisa went to the door and tried to open the door with the bunch of keys she had with her. After trying most of the keys, she finally managed to unlock the door. But, she was in no hurry to enter the room. Instead, she locked the door back. Knowing which key worked, she removed the key from the bunch and put it in her pocket.

When she returned to her room, Kisa saw that Gilbert was not there. After a moment of silence, she went back to the room that Gilbert used to occupy alone. When she went to the front of the room, she heard the sound of Madalyn’s cries. She did not go in directly but stood in the doorway and looked inside.

Gilbert was lying unconscious on the bed while Madalyn sat on the bedside, holding Gilbert’s hand and crying. Kisa pursed her lips, and she did not dare to ask about Gilbert’s condition. She felt that Gilbert was scary when he had an attack. She stood in the doorway for a moment before Madalyn caught sight of her. The way Madalyn looked at her was as though she was looking at her most hated enemy. The hatred and detestation were frightening. It reminded her of the words Madalyn had just yelled at her when she was upstairs.

She clenched her hands and asked, “What did you mean when you said that the death of Gilbert’s parents was my fault?”

“Get out of my sight. I don’t want to see you. Get out,” Madalyn growled in disgust. She certainly wanted to tell Kisa the truth, but she did not think that a woman as malicious as Kisa would feel guilty even if she told her. Instead, she thought that Kisa would use the information to hurt her precious grandchild. No one could understand her anguish and hatred, and neither could she tell anyone about it. It did not help that her grandson loved Kisa. She resented this unholy relationship of theirs, hated Kisa appearing in their lives, and regretted making their marriage possible in the first place. The abhorrence on Madalyn’s face slowly changed to grief and remorse.