Reborn Through Fire (Kisa and Gilbert) novel Chapter 609

Chapter 609 You Were Not The Perpetrator Who Harmed Grandma

“You were not the one who hurt Grandma.” He repeated with an air of obstinacy and slight annoyance.

Kisa smiled dementedly. “Why am I not now? Didn’t you convict me of this crime in the first place? You grabbed my hand and forced me to sign that confession? Have you forgotten? Gilbert, you’re not trying to cheat me out of my feelings again, are you?”

“No,” Gilbert murmured. “I heard the conversation between Grandma and Sharon, and Sharon was the one who harmed Grandma.”

“Heh!” Kisa was shocked upon hearing that, but there was even more self–deprecation and sadness, all without a bit of happiness. “Gilbert, right from the beginning, I told you vociferously that I did not hurt your grandma. I even kneeled before you and begged you to believe me, but you didn’t. You only ever thought of me as a vicious woman. Back then, if you had believed me, maybe you wouldn’t have sent me to jail, and our child wouldn’t have died.”

“The child…” He almost made a Freudian slip, revealing the fact that the child was alive. But when he thought she had used the child, he choked back on his words. The child was his soft spot, and he was not unwilling to tell her that the child was still alive, afraid that she might use the child again, in which case, not only him but also the child would be hurt. He did not dare to take the slightest risk for the children’s sake. “I’m sorry,” he said at last.

It was the first time he apologized to her. Kisa sneered and said, “Who needs your apology? Can you erase all the harm you have done to me with just an apology? Gilbert, I tell you what, the most useless thing in this world is an apology.”

“Then what do you want from me? Yes, I have misunderstood you about Grandma, but you clearly love Jensen in your heart. Why did you play with my feelings? It was you who played with my feelings first!” The thought that the person she really loved was Jensen drove him crazy with jealousy. When he discovered that she was not the one who harmed his grandmother several times, he wanted to find her to make it up to her. But once he thought that the person she loved was Jensen and that she loathed him to the core, making up to her sounded like a pathetic joke. So he tried hard to suppress his feelings, make himself treat her like a stranger, to forget about her. But he could not do it–he really could not.