Reborn Through Fire (Kisa and Gilbert) novel Chapter 844

Chapter 844 He Became A Simp

He closed the door with his backhand. Leaning on the door frame, he pulled out his phone. A message popped up on the screen. After seeing the contents of the message, his lips curled into a smile.

Kelvin suddenly came around like a specter. He snatched the breakfast from Gilbert’s hands and took a bite out of some bread. His eyes glanced at Gilbert’s phone screen.

[That woman was not bad. Sexy, but not lustful. Charming, but not cheap. When she stood next to you, you guys seemed like a match made in heaven!]

Kelvin could not help but sniff his nose. He felt the thick smell of jealousy from the sentence. He looked at the message sender…

‘Oh my god! Unknown client?‘ The corner of Kelvin’s lips twitched, and he looked at Gilbert,” Kisa sent it?”

“Eat your food,” Gilbert grabbed a glass of soy milk and walked to a sofa near the window to sit down.

Kelvin quickly walked alongside with a mischievous smile on his face. “Say… did both of you do the deed?”

Gilbert was too lazy to be bothered with him. He twisted his body to the side while trying to understand the message just now. It seemed like Kisa had witnessed the scene in the corridor earlier.

Turns out seeing the woman had made Kisa jealous. Noticing this detail, he felt joy in his heart. With a “ding” sound, the chat box popped out another message.

‘Since you had a beauty for company, don’t look for me at night, okay? I want to get a night of proper, sound sleep.‘

Gilbert shook his head, amused.

‘Is this woman for real?‘

He lowered his gaze while his fingers worked on the phone screen swiftly.

[The woman is just a regular friend of mine. She opened a restaurant nearby. Because of the teeth mark incident, I had to ask her to cooperate to make this scene. Are you…mad at me?]

After the message was sent, Kisa did not reply for quite some time. Gilbert laid on the sofa and occasionally picked up his phone to check.

Kelvin glances at him from the side, with his face full of disdain, “Look at how desperate you are. You should have some pride, don’t be such a simp!”

In the end, he passed the half–eaten sandwich to the front of him with detest, “Of all of the things you could’ve bought, you bought sandwiches. What’s so delicious about sandwiches?”