Reborn Through Fire (Kisa and Gilbert) novel Chapter 740

Chapter 740 Her Biological Brother

Due to suspecting him to be her biological half–brother from her mother’s side, Kisa now felt perplexed. She nearly was not brave enough to look into his eyes. She fiddled with the food on the table and asked quietly, ‘ Let’s eat first. We’ll talk after we’ve eaten our fill.”

Even though she is prepared to question the affairs between her mother and father, when facing him, she is at a loss for words. She picked at the food on her plate but did not take a bite for quite a while.

Jensen quietly stared at her. After a long while, he put down his cutlery and chuckled lightly, “You have something in your mind?”

Kisa pursed her lips and made no sound. Jensen laughed, picked up a glass of wine, and took a small sip. He spoke casually, “You have questions in your mind. What do you want to ask me?”

Kisa then lifted her head to look at him. She, indeed, could not hide anything from his eyes. She licked her dry, cracked lips to ask him, ” Do you… know of your father’s whereabouts?”

Jensen’s smile froze upon his face. His father seemed to be a taboo to him. Regardless of who mentioned him, Jensen would not be happy.

Kisa immediately regretted asking. She lowered her gaze and said, “If you… you don’t want to mention him, then just act as if I didn’t ask.”

If Jensen did not want to discuss his father for even a bit, then she would not ask any other questions. As for the suspicion in her heart, she would have to ask Adrien to see whether he knew a thing or two about it.

As she was thinking about it secretly in her mind, the man opposite her suddenly gave a light chuckle, “No, I merely didn’t expect you to suddenly mention him, so I couldn’t react for a moment.”

Jensen laughed and took another sip of wine. This time, he took a more enormous gulp down. Finishing his drinking, Jensen leaned back on his chair. He smiled at Kisa, “If you want to ask, ask away. I’ll tell you everything I know.”

“Your father, is he… still alive?”

“He is.”

“Where is he?”