Reborn Through Fire (Kisa and Gilbert) novel Chapter 906

Chapter 906 Is She Back?

On this day, Gilbert woke up early.

He went downstairs to eat as usual.

Ever since Grandma agreed to allow him to be with Kisa, his entire being had returned to life and was no longer depressed or sluggish as he was a few days ago.

Seeing how energetic he was, Mrs. Kooper Sr. inevitably had mixed feelings about it.

She pushed the breakfast the servants had prepared to him and snorted, “You better pray that that woman is true to you and that she will never betray or hurt you. Otherwise, the one hurting the most, in the end, will be you.”

Gilbert held his mug of milk and did not say anything.

After getting along for some time, he naturally believed Kisa’s feelings for him.

However, for him to say such heartless words to her that day, he had no idea if he could coax her back.

Davian and Kelvin have not found any news of her either.

It was inevitable for him to worry a little when she disappeared just like that.

After breakfast, he went over to Kisa’s residence again.

When he opened the door, the empty room filled his heart with a sense of loss again.

All this while, he felt her house was a very warm place, and he loved to stay in this place.

Only now did he realize the warmth was because of that woman’s presence.

Without her, the house was just like any other, cold and empty.

He then took a step forward inside the house with a heavy heart.

It looked like she had never returned to this place ever since that night.

All of the furnishings inside the house remained untouched. The curtains in her room were still half–closed, and the bedding was neatly folded, exactly how it was like

when he came over every day.

‘How much does she hate me?‘

‘Or rather, how much did I hurt her?‘

She hid so well that no one could find her.

He leaned against the closet and lit a cigarette as sorrow and guilt lined his brows.

How he wished to say “Sorry” to her, but unfortunately, she was so unfeeling that she refused to give him this opportunity.