Reborn Through Fire (Kisa and Gilbert) novel Chapter 767

Chapter 767 I Listen to Her

Kisa nestled in Gilbert’s arms, looking frail. “I–I never thought I would end up dying of snake venom. I feel so terrible,” Kisa said with difficulty. “But I can’t accept this. I–I want the person who did this to pay with her life. Even if that doesn’t happen, I want her to go to jail for the rest of her life.”

Celandina slumped on the floor in fear. “It wasn’t me. I didn’t release the snake.” She screamed, pointing at Sharon. “It was her. She released the snake. I told her not to, but she didn’t listen. She did it.”

SLAP!

Sharon slapped her hard and yelled viciously, “B*tch, if you keep talking nonsense, I will rip your mouth off!”

“Enough!” Celandina rose to her feet and glared at Sharon. “I have been loyal to you, but what about you? You either use me as a punching bag or treat me like a dog. I’m sick of it. Look at how Kisa treats her assistant! You aren’t even one ten–thousandth as good as Kisa was. No wonder Mr. Kooper doesn’t like you.”

“Aaaah, b*tch! Shut the f*ck up!” Sharon hissed, raising her hand to slap Celandina in the face again.

Celandina was on the defensive this time. She caught Sharon’s hand and said with disgust, “I used to butter up to you because you were an international superstar, and I was willing to do whatever for you. Now you are nothing, and you still don’t know how to behave. You are the one who released the snake, so why are you accusing me of wrongdoing and trying to get me to take the blame? No way!” Celandina pushed Sharon away with such force that Sharon staggered several steps back.

Kisa sneered as she watched the drama. ‘This time, everyone is deserting Sharon.‘

Sharon tried desperately to steady herself. She then looked around, but no one would speak up for her. Some of them even whispered that Sharon deserved it. She suddenly cried and knelt in front of Adrien. “Mr. Tanner, it was my assistant who framed me. I really didn’t put the snake there.”

“It was you. Had you not been so heinous and wanted me to take the blame, I might not have given you up. Blame it on your own malice.”