Reborn Through Fire

Chapter 1074 His Urgency

Gilbert stood up with a swoosh. Kohen held onto his laughter and looked at him,” What are you doing?”

“I’m going back to Calthon!”

“That won’t do. The affairs of our collaboration have yet to be discussed properly. Didn’t we agree on staying for a few days?”

“I cannot stay for even a second more. I must go back to Calthon immediately!” Gilbert said and walked to the entrance in vast strides.

Kohen playfully twitched his lips and said to his back, “If you go back to Calthon now, then the contract we signed yesterday will be null and void. Don’t expect me to help you anymore.”

“Whatever!” Gilbert said without turning back his head. Then, his silhouette disappeared from the door frame.

Kohen chuckled, saying, “From what I see, Kisa is about to sabotage him to death. He would still not be willing to hurt even a hair on that woman.”

“This shows that he truly loves Ms. Becker very much,” Eylul said and suddenly chuckled quietly, “Ms. Becker actually is quite blessed.”

look at her. From the way she said it, she made it sound as if she was not

if she really isn’t blessed, that’s all her own fault. Who told her to scheme her

Mr. Kooper really be null and void?” Eylul

twitched his lips, “You seem quite

finished speaking and found out she had said something wrong. She stared at Kohen, giving her an odd

Kooper’s influence is vast. You could get quite a few benefits

owe you a favor. Isn’t that a win–win?”

You’ve thought of everything,” Kohen could not help but ridicule her with a sarcastic sentence.

her head while not making a sound. She had just wanted to tell him a relevant opinion and instead he had called him crafty. She felt

Kohen’s mood turned irritable, too, “Geez, just relax. I was just playing with him earlier. Since the contract was signed, naturally, it

Eylul replied casually.

was very annoyed and turned around to walk upstairs. Eylul quickly asked him, “Are we still going to the

you want

upstairs. Eylul let out a small sigh. Then she shall go

Kisa couldn’t tell if there was no one in the house or if Lea had fainted inside it. She gave Lea a few more calls. This time, the

to wait in front of Lea’s door for a while. The phone from the Kooper family landline suddenly called in. The Kooper family rarely used this landline to call. No one knew if it was the kids who