Reborn Through Fire (Kisa and Gilbert) novel Chapter 833

Chapter 833 Looks Don’t Lie

Kisa’s face darkened as she brushed off the coffee from her dress. She only had one dress for this event, so she had nothing else to change, even when it was dirty. Lea instantly screamed at the person, “What’s wrong with you? Didn’t you watch where you’re going? You stained Kisa’s dress! How is she supposed to attend the event. now?!”

Not having the time to argue, Kisa tried very hard to clean the coffee stains off her dress. Lea’s eyes flicker. “Kisa, I’ll hold your bag. Go clean up your dress. It’ll be troublesome if it stains further.”

Kisa was anxious. She did not think twice before handing Lea her bag and ran to the bathroom. The lady who bumped into Kisa, possibly a famous artist judging from the way she dressed, was someone of her age. Watching as Kisa ran to the bathroom, the lady lifted the corner of her lips coldly. She whispered in Lea’s ears with a volume that only both of them could hear, “Don’t forget what Mr. Mullen asked you to complete.” After she finished, she backed away from Lea and smiled bewitchingly

Lea instinctively tightened her hand on Kisa’s bag. She had no idea why Anthony would ask her of this. But he only said it would be of great use in the future. Lea was concerned that doing this would hurt Kisa. Her sense of unease from the guilt lessened only after deliberating that her actions would not hurt Kisa. She checked the bathroom’s direction, walked to a place without people, opened Kisa’s bag, and took out her phone.

Thankfully, only a little coffee spilled onto the lower hem of the dress. Kisa held her dress, washed that particular spot, and let it dry under the hand dryer. Fortunately, her dress was black, making the coffee stains less noticeable. Kisa took another close look after the dress had dried to ensure there was nothing wrong with the dress before leaving the bathroom.

Lea was already waiting for her at the bathroom door. Lea hurriedly asked Kisa as she walked out, “So, how was it, Kisa? Did you wash it away?”

“It’s fine. It’s not that obvious,” Kisa stared down. Lea nodded with relief and pulled the lady angrily in front of Kisa. “Kisa, this was the woman who bumped into you just now. I was here watching her, afraid that she’ll run away.”