Reborn Through Fire By Kazuya Higan Chapter 881
Reborn Through Fire
Chapter 881 He Thought Blake Was His Child âStop it, Blake. Your papa didnât frame your daddy,â Mia quickly stopped Blake.
Blake pursed his lips and mumbled, âBut I heard the conversation between papa and daddy.â
Mia was about to continue speaking.
However, Jensen suddenly motioned her to stop.
He pulled Blake to his lap and looked at him with a tender gaze.
âWhat would you do if I really framed daddy?â
âThen Iâll hate you. I wonât like you.â
âBlakeâ¦â Mia panicked.
âWhatâs Jensen doing? Heâs being forced by Adrien to do all this, yet heâs admitting itâs his doing. Does he want others to misunderstand him?â she thought.
Jensen patted Blakeâs head.
Then, he smiled and mumbled, âIf only you were my real son.â
Mia threw him a resentful glare.
âI could totally give him a son if he wants one. But this man only wants Kisaâs son,â she thought.
She pulled Blake over and said earnestly, âThe truth is, your papa didnât frame your daddy. Itâs really complicated, but all of us, especially you, would be in danger if your papa didnât do so. Thatâs why you need to be good and not say anything, okay? All that said, your papa would never endanger your daddyâs life.â
Blake pursed his lips and did not say a word.
He felt conflicted.
âI do like daddy a lot, but I like papa a lot too,â Blake thought.
âDid you hear what I said, Blake?â Mia asked.
Blake twisted his fingers and finally nodded, âAlright.â
Then only did Mia feel assured.
âHopefully, Adrien, that lunatic, will stop soon. His hatred is stirring up chaos for everyone, even the children,â she thought.
It was still pouring, as if the heavens themselves were weeping.
Kisa trudged along the river despondently.
Her entire body was drenched by the heavy rain. However, she seemed as if she did not notice it, All she could think of were the times she had spent with Gilbert recently.
âHe said he hired the killers on their way to Hillsby; how farâfetched does that sound? Back then, we almost died at the hands of those killers. And yet heâs saying that he hired those killers. Isnât that hilarious?â she thought.
Then, Kisa was even reminded of the time she paced around uneasily in town while waiting for him.
She thought of the time he survived the killer and hobbled back from the wilderness.
âThese incidents are deeply etched in my head and so realistic, so how could they be fake? I donât understand. How good must his acting be for him to put on such shows that seem so real?â
âAnd the car accident. If he had been even a little careless, the car wouldâve run him over. How confident was he when he did so much just to make me fall for him? I donât dare to believe it, nor do I want to believe it. But heâs admitted it to me. He even admitted that he was behind the fire.â
âAm I going to continue lying to myself and defend him when even the prison warden has testified?â she thought.
She clutched her temples in pain as her mind was in turmoil.
Suddenly, Kisa stepped on something.
She screamed. Then, she slipped and fell onto the ground hard.
Big, fat raindrops pattered onto Kisaâs unmoving body that lay limp on the ground.
She could barely feel any pain; even her heart felt numb.
âKisa⦠Kisaâ¦â