Reborn Through Fire

Chapter 1465

As Kisa looked up, she heard the sound of dishes crashing onto the ground, making a sharp and distinct noise. Suddenly, her heart leaped as she saw Peter. But something was different about him. He no longer had the same arrogant and reckless demeanor he used to have. He appeared thinner and worn, with a hint of despair and bitterness on his face.

“You ungrateful son, what’s wrong with you? Can’t you see we have guests?” Mr. Webb Sr. rushed over, taking two steps at a time, and threw a punch at Peter.

Peter shrugged nonchalantly, his gaze skipping over Kisa and Gilbert. With a light chuckle, he said, “Oh, it’s them. They’ve finally arrived.” Then he turned and walked upstairs, exuding a menacing aura that was hard to ignore.

Mr. Webb Sr. was both angry and helpless. He asked a servant beside him, “Why’s he so moody again?”

“He lost his temper at us because his upstairs guest didn’t like the food. As if it’s our fault.”

Kisa furrowed her brow slightly. ‘His upstairs guest? What did that mean?”

Mr. Webb Sr. coughed awkwardly and said, “Never mind, everyone, please get back to work. Butler, please prepare a nice room for our guests.”

that something

smiled and explained, “My younger brother hasn’t been feeling great lately, so I hope

seemed fine when we were in

really happened. He’s just upset about the arranged marriage my dad set up for him, so he’s been

get the guests to the dining room,” Mr. Webb Sr. urged, cutting the conversation short.

lips, not giving it much

to spend a few extra days here.” Mr. Webb Sr. raised his

and said, “That’s exactly what I was thinking, but I

stay here as long as you like,”

grabbed the drink in front of her and said to Mr. Webb

Sr. smiled and did not mind it. He just said, “I’m too old for all the sightseeing, but I will have my

said, “Thank you, that would be lovely.”

to the bedroom to rest. The bedroom was on the sunny side of the second floor, and the light was fantastic. Kisa sat by the window and looked at the

residence was indeed quiet. Apart from two or three servants