Reborn Through Fire (Kisa and Gilbert) novel Chapter 718

Chapter 718 Aren’t You a Busybody

“Quit zoning out when Mr. Mullen and Sharon are asking you questions,” Lea bent over the table from the force hit by Celandina. Anthony’s face darkened. He inhaled the smoke deeply and pointed at Sharon. “When were your workers allowed to teach my workers a lesson? Isn’t she a little too nosy?”

Although Anthony always seemed casual, he was feared by many once his unpredictable and ruthless side.

surfaced. Sharon chimed in with an apologetic smile,

Hey, my workers didn’t know any better. Plus, she just hit a chess piece. A chess piece that has been out of value since Kisa died.”

“Whether or not she is out of value is not your call,” Anthony snorted savagely. Sharon flared up in her heart but suppressed her negative emotions, thinking about the connections and capital he could bring to her new company. “Celandina!”

Sharon called Celandina over, raised her hand, and slapped her. Celandina was caught off balance, looking at Sharon in disbelief. “Sharon, you…”

“Next time, have a sense of propriety before you act. Why are you such a busybody about other people’s matters?” Sharon lectured Celandina and smiled at Anthony, “Is Mr. Mullen satisfied now?”

Anthony scowled and looked down at Lea, who was on the floor, “Did you receive any news about Kisa these days?” Lea hastily shook her head and said, “No. I called her earlier, but she didn’t pick up. After that, her phone number could not get through,” She crawled and wrapped her hands around Anthony’s leg, crying. “Is Kisa really dead? How could she die? She was doing fine.”

Anthony shook her off his feet, ignoring her painful cries. He looked at Sharon, “It seems that these two short–lived persons are dead. What a shame. It’ll ruin a lot of fun now.

“Hmm, is fun more important than money and power? I’m sure you can tell the difference, right? Once you take over GK Pictures, your old man will definitely see you in a new light when you head back to Athadale.” Anthony’s lips rose coldly, and handed Sharon a glass of wine. Wishing all the best to us.”