Reborn Through Fire By Kazuya Higan Chapter 404

Chapter 404 What Else Do You Want From Me?

Gilbert opened his eyes instantly and checked on the woman beside him. Kisa appeared to be in a terri ble nightmare. Her hands were flapping while she shook her head in horror.

Gilbert’s eyes went dark. He held Kisa’s hand, embraced and soothed her, “It’s okay. I’m here now. You’

re alright.”

Kisa struggled in his embrace for a moment and finally settled down. Gilbert hugged her tightly, broken hearted. The usual Kisa in front of Gilbert was like a hedgehog with all spikes poked out. Gilbert could not imagine how scared she was today to show such vulnerability be fore him.

Gilbert stroked Kisa’s back, again and again, trying to soothe away her fears. Kisa frowned and let out a murmur in agony. After some time, she slowly opened her eyes. She l eaned on his shoulders absentminded, feeling the warmth of his comfort. A hint of mockery slowly appeared as she raised the corner of her lips.

She took a deep breath and said monotonously, “Those people… wanted to ruin me.”

Gilbert’s heart trembled, and he tightened his arms around her, “It’s okay. Everything’s fine now.”

“It was Sharon. Those people worked for Sharon.”

Gilbert frowned, his squinted eyes fierce, “Sharon?”

Kisa struggled out from his embrace, sneered, and looked at him, “You don’t believe me, right?”

“…”

“It doesn’t matter if you believe me or not,” Kisa interrupted, afraid to listen to his heartless words. She

held back her tears and looked out the window, “I didn’t expect you to anyways. You wouldn’t even mind if she kills me, right?”

Kisa’s smile to him was pale and sarcastic. Gilbert wanted to reply, but like his voice trapped in his thro at, he could not speak. His silence made Kisa shake her head and laughed at herself. “No matter what

wrong she does, you’ll always let her be. Heck, you’ll even protect her. Am I right?”

Gilbert took a deep breath, feeling suffocated by the heavy atmosphere, and said in a deep tone, “That’s “Hah!” Kisa scoffed, her voice filled with grievances. “Why the kindness now, when you indulged her in h Gilbert gradually clenched his fist, the warmth and tenderness in his eyes were gone. He dismissed himself, “You played me and hurt the people around me. I should have torn you to pieces, but I didn’t ha ‘She would not believe any of my confessions, care, and feelings for her. We were enemies after all. Thi Kisa turned her face with tears falling uncontrollably. She sobbed out, “I expect nothing from you. I never wanted anything from you in the first place.”