Reborn Through Fire (Kisa and Gilbert) novel Chapter 1443

Chapter 1443

However, her struggling and retching only made Gilbert narrow his eyes with a cold gaze. He suddenly pushed her away and shouted at her, “If you’re disgusted by me, why bother pretending to care about me? Why bother trying to please me? Get out, just get out!”

He was clearly drunk and seemed to have forgotten about the baby in her womb. His push was powerful, and the bathroom floor was slippery. Kisa stumbled several steps but managed to grab onto the nearby sink to prevent herself from falling. She looked at Gilbert in horror, only to see him standing there with one hand on his hip, the other against the wall, exuding a terrifying aura. His arm was still bleeding, and the injured flesh had turned white from being soaked in water, a gruesome sight to behold.

Despite everything, Kisa was still concerned about his well-being. She took a deep breath and cautiously approached him. From behind, she wrapped her arms around him, holding him carefully and tentatively. Gilbert did not push her away this time, but only sneered.

Kisa rested her face against his back and whispered, “I really care about you, a lot.” All she got in response was another sneer. She closed her eyes and then moved around to face him. His eyes were still bloodshot, his dark expression more frightening than ever. The suppressed anger seemed like it could erupt at any moment. Kisa touched his face, trying to kiss him. She kissed his lips, his Adam’s apple, and his chest. She could feel his reaction becoming more intense. Her actions grew bolder.

The sneering above her head grew colder. “You’re really making things difficult for yourself by trying to please me against your own will.”

“I’m willing. I’m not making things difficult for myself,” Kisa murmured vaguely. She just wanted to calm this man down, to make him rational again.

Suddenly, her body was lifted into the air, and in her panic, she met the man’s mocking gaze. Without saying a word, he carried her toward the sink.