Reborn Through Fire

Chapter 971 How Many Times Can You Strip?

The alcohol Felicity handed Jolina was different from Kisa’s; it was a cider with relatively low alcohol content.

Seeing how it was a cider, Peter did not say anything.

Even though Jolina did not drink, she had participated in the game and understood that the losers needed to receive punishment.

And so, she grabbed the cider and downed it. However, she could not help but feel a little resentment toward the man beside her.

‘If he hadn’t dragged me in here, I wouldn’t have gotten involved in this game,’ thought Jolina.

Compared to Jolina, Kisa’s situation was miserable.

In the second round, Marshall had six cards left, so Kisa had no choice but to quietly down another six glasses of alcohol.

Kenneth watched as Kisa downed the alcohol. Suddenly, he turned to Felicity and sighed, “Earlier on, you should’ve set the rules to five cards. If the person who comes last has five cards left, the lady in their group will have to strip!”

Felicity busted out a laugh, “Do you want to see Ms. Becker strip that badly? Aren’t you afraid of Ms. Kooper killing you?”

Kisa’s face flushed; half of it was because of the alcohol, while the other half was from embarrassment and anger.

‘Felicity is very blunt with her words,’ she thought.

snorted icily, “I’m not afraid of him. Besides, it’s a

“What a willing loser!’

after Kenneth spoke, an icy

turned to look

was Gilbert. He

man had an intimidating expression and a fierce look in

overwhelming presence instantly made

Kisa frowned.

out of the blue?’

However, Felicity was staring at Davian, who was standing behind Gilbert. There

two of them to come,’

and snorted, “You seem like you’re having a good

threw him an awkward smile and did not

up and threw herself onto

wanted to dodge her, but he missed. In the end, he had no

the two,

smiled at Gilbert while holding a glass cup, “We’re playing a fun

explained the game

expression instantly darkened. He turned to glare at Kisa with his dark eyes,” You agreed to the

“I…”

Don’t take things so seriously;