Reborn Through Fire (Kisa and Gilbert) novel Chapter 354

Chapter 354 He Deliberately Hurt Her

she Andrew told Gilbert that Kisa had cried in pain in front of Jensen. But at this moment, showed no signs of crying. ‘Could it be that she refuses to show me weakness and only cries in front of Jensen?‘ When he thought of it, a sullen look appeared in Gilbert’s eyes, and his grip unconsciously became stronger.

“Ah!” Gilbert heard Kisa scream. “You did that on purpose!” Kisa roared. Gilbert stared into her eyes which were filled with resentment. There was no trace of tears there. He pursed his lips, lowered his head, and continued to disinfect her wound.

“Stop it. I’ll do it myself later,” Kisa said as she withdrew her arm in anger. ‘I can’t believe I actually thought he was trying to be kind. Turns out, he just wanted me to be in pain,’ she thought. ‘I knew he’d never have any good intentions.”

Gilbert was furious when he saw the hatred and wariness in Kisa’s eyes. Before leaving the bathroom, he knocked over the first–aid kit and said, “Suit yourself!”

Kisa had wanted him gone for a long time. She felt her whole body relax after he went out. She took the body wash and soaped everywhere but the wound until there was no smell of eggs on her body. When she got out of the bathtub, she realized she had a problem she had no clothes. She looked around the bathroom to only find a towel on the handrail. But when she thought of how the man outside had used the towel, her heart was full of resistance.

At that moment, the man’s voice sounded outside the bathroom door, “There’s a bathrobe at the door for you. It’s new.” Kisa sighed in relief when she heard the last two words. She opened a small gap at the door and reached out to grab the bathrobe.

She then put it on and walked out of the bathroom. That was when she saw Gilbert leaning against the window while smoking a cigarette. She saw that he had already taken a shower and was also wearing a bathrobe. His hair was slightly damp and messy.

Kisa stared at Gilbert coldly and asked, “When will you drive me home?”