Reborn Through Fire

Chapter 1069 I Really Didn’t Get Pregnant

Lea nodded with tears in her eyes, “Kisa, you’ve always been my best friend. No one can replace that.”

Kisa smiled at her, “You too.”

Coming out of the hospital, Kisa’s mood was complicated. Even now, Lea would not tell her who the child’s father was. This verified her hypothesis even more.

The father of the child was one of her adversaries. But with a bit of pondering, there were only a few possible candidates. It could only be Sharon, Anthony… Reminded about Anthony, her heart suddenly skipped a beat. It couldn’t be Anthony, could it?

Although this hypothesis was slightly terrifying, she could not guess any other candidate. Unless there was an adversary who wanted to harm her that was hidden covertly that she did not know of. But the possibility of that was relatively tiny.

Just as she was lost in thought, beams of light suddenly shined onto her. It was so blinding that she could not open her eyes. She immediately covered her eyes with her hand.

sent Lea to the hospital, due to the urgency of the situation, she did not even take off her costume and wipe off her make-up. When she entered the hospital, many people saw her, which attracted many reporters to wait for her

I ask you for what reason you are coming to this hospital? Why is Mr. Kooper not by your side?” Since Gilbert had announced their relationship was still husband and

to what reason you came to the hospital? We’ve heard that the actual person injured seems not to

accompaniment of my assistant, I came to

pregnant while unmarried. Although Lea was not a celebrity and merely an assistant, due to her fame, Lea’s private life

were unwell, why is Mr. Kooper not

“The reporters avoided questioning her about the incident and the contract she made to sabotage GK Pictures.

employees to keep the incident a secret. She still did not know if Gilbert was trying to protect his reputation or watching her. Kisa did not think much of it and

hospital today. Could

on your body. May I ask if

during the inquiry. Who established that not having bodily injuries would mean