Reborn Through Fire

Chapter 162 How Could You be So Heartless?

“Enough. I can’t believe that you are still trying to deny it. It was my fault that I saw something good in you and gave you the chance to hurt my grandson,” Mrs. Kooper Sr. said as she burst into tears of regret.

Kisa felt her body freeze up. She shook her head hastily and said, “Grandma, what is happening? You were the one who called me that night and told me that you had something important to ask me. When I arrived, you were already lying on the floor, covered in blood. I did not push you. You know that it wasn’t me. Why are you saying that it’s me?”

Kisa did not know what to do. Even the grandmother who had loved her the most was actually blaming her.

Mrs. Kooper Sr.’s face grew colder and colder, “Nonsense. I didn’t call you that night. It’s clear that you held a grudge against my grandson for not loving you, so you took it out on me. Thankfully, I’m tougher than I look.”

“N–No, it’s not like that…”

Sharon took this as an opportunity to say, “Sister, I can’t believe it was you who hurt grandma back then. How could you do such a thing?”

say it was me who pushed her when she woke up, but who knew she’d say it

recalled when she pushed the old woman down the stairs, ‘She was unconscious the whole way down, but when she was laying on the ground, she looked up and glanced at me before she fainted. Maybe she didn’t really get a good

Kisa was the one who hurt grandma, I’m sure she didn’t mean to. Plus, she had received her punishment. Grandma is also awake now. So why

made Kisa seem even

the more it provoked

think I can forget it just

her, Gilbert? Hasn’t she suffered

unable to

trying to help you, you’re scolding me. How could you be so heartless? Is what grandma said true? You’re an ungrateful, heartless person,” Sharon said while putting on a pitiful

her hand into a tight fist and looked at everyone around her. No one believes her. Even Kelvin and Davian, who had been doubtful about her before, looked at her coldly. The despair she felt from being hated and misunderstood

breathe.