Reborn Through Fire

Chapter 629 Gilbert, Is That You?

Davian went to look for them with Kohen after the

snowstorm was over.

Peter ordered the rescue team to look in another

direction.

The time they spent waiting was very tormenting. Eylul was keeping the three children company upstairs. She looked at that misty white hill far away and could not help but feel heartbroken.

Andrew and Ada were the saddest as they wiped their

tears silently while leaning on the window.

They knew that their father and Kisa had gone missing, and everyone was searching for them. So, they did not dare to ask too many questions as they patiently waited for the updates.

Blake had been keeping himself composed since the incident happened. He sat before the window without saying anything. There was not any expression on his delicate face. Nobody knew what was going on in his head. However, this kid, who was the calmest, hid in the corner and cried the hardest after Gilbert and Kisa came

back.

The cold wind shrieked, and it stung their faces.

Kisa struggled and tried to lift her heavy eyelids, but she could barely open her eyes. She could vaguely see the snow moving. Also, she heard the creaking sound of somebody steeping on the snow while gasping for air. She wanted to speak, but her mouth would not move. She tried to look at what was happening in front of her clearly, but she just could not find the strength to open her eyes. The only thing that her ears could hear was the cold wind whistling.

if somebody was carrying her. The wide and warm shoulders made her feel very

moved her lips weakly, but the sound of

wind.

like she

years.

saved her from drowning, he carried her

back while walking home as

happy time of her life. Even

hated her, it felt a lot better than what

with him

not so

them.

dream about what happened during her adolescence

so sweet and

when she had a crush on Gilbert.

mesmerizing for her.

and felt a

could not get over her dream and

back to, so she tried getting back into

she tried to

and sadder

was impossible for her to relive

again. Nothing was going to change, no matter how much she thought