Reborn Through Fire (Kisa and Gilbert) novel Chapter 1057

Chapter 1057 The Secret in The Letter

The third letter was sent very long after the second letter.

Kisa unfolded the letter.

[Jensen, I have good news for you. I’ve finally gained a lot of power and money from the Mullen family. Just be patient. I’ll come and get you after I have everything else. arranged.

Be very cautious when you’re with the Koopers. Madalyn is a very skeptical person. Remember not to overachieve anything in front of her. Otherwise, she’d think that you’re trying to take their family’s wealth away from her grandson.

Keep this in mind. They’re all bad people. They only took you in because they did not want to be labeled as heartless by others. They’re just pretending to be your family. You’ll never be better than Gilbert, no matter how excellent you are. Just wait. Madalyn is going to do the same to you as she did to me.

However, you don’t have to be scared. I’m a different man now. Just remember that I’ll back you up if Madalyn really did make you leave the country.

I’m going to visit the Webb family in Oceanville soon. See you.]

‘The Webb family?’

Kisa got even more confused. She had no clue what David had to do with the Webb family at all.

The more she read about the letters, the more mysterious David became to her.

However, David did mention his whereabouts in the letter.

So, she went to look for the other letters, expecting to find David from there.

But, disappointingly, the rest of the letters were written by Jensen.

Jensen wrote the letters to David, but he did not send them out because he did not know David’s address.

Jensen mentioned that Madalyn was not as wicked as his father described her to be. He also mentioned that she and Gilbert treated him really well, and he did not want to hate them.

He even expressed how much he missed David. He longed for fatherly love, and he hated David.

Jensen also said that his mother passed away because of how heartless David was.

Kisa felt heartbroken as she read the letters Jensen wrote.

His feelings for Madalyn and Gilbert were genuine.