Reborn Through Fire
Reborn Through Fire By Kazuya Higan Chapter 990
Chapter 990 Late Love Is Inferior to Grass
“I think we’re a real couple now.”
Kisa’s back was stiff, and she said nothing.
Gilbert hugged her tightly, “I wish we could continue to be this way.”
Kisa stared blankly at the curtains, not saying a word.
‘Love that blossomed too late is even cheaper than grass. These words made a lot
more sense now.’
did nothing to her that night. He just hugged her and fell asleep
a child. But the birthmark suddenly turned into blood and kept on flowing. She hurriedly looked at her mom and only saw her mom yelling
Her forehead was covered with sweat, and her heart was heavy.
his arms quickly, “What happened? Did you have a
stayed quiet and just
would show some disgust toward me when it was raining heavily. She would hold me in her arms and tell me stories. She would keep the only bun for me when there was nothing left to eat. I knew she loved me, but why did she hate me this much in the dream and even want me
sad, and
tightened, seeing her sadness. He hugged her tightly and anxiously asked, “What
and smiled blankly, “Why does everyone say I shouldn’t have been in this world? My mom said so, and your grandma too. Gilbert, who do you think my birth
said that to you because of a misunderstanding, and your
You can’t even explain it properly.” Kisa laughed at herself, “No mother would hate their children that much. Just probably,
you in this world? I think your birth is the best gift God has
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