Reborn Through Fire

Chapter 108 All men are better than you “Could you help me investigate? It was five years ago, the night Grandma got into an accident and found out what Sharon was doing?” After Davian heard it, his eyes widened to as big as a deer caught in headlights. “Why are you researching this? You‘re not suspecting...” “You have to help me investigate this matter, and don‘t forget we still have a contract bond.” Davian gulped in shock and stared at her earnestly. “Miss, by this, do you mean you did not hurt the old lady?”

“No one will believe me, so I need evidence,” Kisa responded with a cold chuckle.

“Go and find out about Sharon‘s alibi for that day, and don‘t tell Gilbert any of this,” Kisa warned.

Davian nodded his head vigorously, “Don’t you worry. I won‘t tell Gilbert.” Gilbert returned not long after Davian‘s departure. The scratches on Gilbert‘s neck had scabbed and were nauseating to look at. The scabbed scratches on Gilbert‘s neck were evidence of yesterday‘s incident. Kisa was almost sent into a panic attack upon recalling it. She glanced toward the direction of the door where he had stood while tightening the hem of her shirt. “Is there something you need?” Kisa asked plainly.

Gilbert took a glance at her gauze–wrapped hands. “Don‘t you go looking for Kelvin Hooper so casually next time,” he warned.

“Why? Are you afraid that I will seduce him?” Kisa responded, half–laughing.

said in a mocking tone as she walked up to him. Gilbert held his hand

expression and laughed lightly,

had pierced his heart.

you to break them apart.” Kisa lowered her eyes and laughed until her eyes were bloodshot

vicious person. He had never portrayed her in a positive light, ever. Kisa blinked back her tears. “Oh, give it a break. I will not bother with him anymore, not at least for half

is it half a year later? What tricks are you

play?”

Kisa gave a self–deprecating smile, “Yeah, I do still have tricks up my sleeve. Got to keep you

arm. “What tricks are you up to? I am telling you; you better

Kisa smiled at him. A smile was so eerie that to others, it looked like she was mocking them. Unbeknown to others, her smile concealed her sadness and self–esteem in