Reborn Through Fire By Kazuya Higan Chapter 440

Chapter 440 Treat This Heartless Scum So Nicely “Wow, daddy, you’re back!” Ada came up to greet Gilbert joyfully.

Gilbert gently stroked her little bun of hair. “Have you been good today?”

“Yeah. Andrew and I have been well–behaved today.”

Blake got up and said to Gilbert, “Uncle Gilbert, Ma’am just made dinner, and we haven’t even started eating yet. So why don’t you eat with us?”

Andrew ran into the kitchen to get a set of tableware, and Kisa was not very happy when she saw this.

She leaned back in her chair and grinned. “You guys better not worry about him and just eat. He must have already eaten.”

“I haven’t.” Gilbert suddenly spoke, his voice mixed with a hint of pity.

Kisa sneered. “Didn’t you prepare a surprise for the woman tonight? Didn’t you have a candlelight dinner with her?”

“Yes, I did,” Gilbert said. “I just didn’t eat it.”

“You didn’t eat it, so who is to blame?” Kisa snorted and sat up straight to serve the three children.

Ada pouted and looked up at Gilbert. “Daddy, are you sure you haven’t eaten?”

“Yes. I’m sure, and I’m starving.”

Ada brought him to the table and said to Kisa, “Ma’am, my daddy is starving. Could you please let daddy eat with us?”

“Sorry, Ada. I didn’t prepare your daddy’s meal.” Why give that man food when he has gone to surprise other women? Why should I serve him and undervalue myself?‘

Ada pursed her lips and said, “I’m willing to give my share to Daddy.”

“And my share.” “And mine, too.” Andrew and Blake said in unison.

Kisa had no words. ‘Why do these three little children have to be so nice to this heartless scum? She was exasperated.

“Daddy, you sit down.”

Ada sat Gilbert down at the table and put her plate of food in front of him. Kisa watched on, and her eyes burst with anger. As if that was not enough, Andrew and Blake also brought their plates of food to Gilbert. Kisa glared at him. “The three kids are growing up, and you want them to go hungry?”

Gilbert pursed his lips, lowering his head, and returned each of the three plates of food to them.

Ada became anxious. “Daddy, you have to eat. I don’t want daddy to go hungry.”

Gilbert smiled and patted her on the head. “Good girl. I can just eat some vegetables.”

“How will that work? Daddy is so big. A little bit of vegetables won’t be enough for you. I’m the smallest here, and I can make do with little food,” Ada said and pushed her plate of food to Gilbert.

Kisa could no longer stand it and said to the three children, “Hurry and eat. There is still your daddy’s food in the kitchen.”

“Really?” Ada did not believe her and tried to get off the chair.

Kisa grunted in frustration. “You sit still while I serve your daddy.”

“Okay.” Ada nodded happily and sat back down.

Kisa went quickly into the kitchen, and when she came out again, she had a massive plate of food in her hand, a dinner that was more than the four of them combined.

Gilbert smiled. “Didn’t you just say there was no food for me?”