Reborn Through Fire

Chapter 1546

Gilbert raised his hand to knock, then hesitated and lowered it, caught in a loop of uncertainty. After the third time, he steeled himself and knocked softly. Silence answered him. His eyes brimmed with a somber darkness, heavy with sorrow.

"I know you're not asleep yet; you just can't bear to face me."

At this late hour, Kisa lay wide awake. Insomnia had become her frequent companion, and he was all too aware of it. As the darkness in his eyes deepened, any lingering light vanished. A quiet, bitter laugh escaped his lips, and he began to turn away. Just then, the door cracked open ever so slightly.

Kisa concealed herself in the shadows, her heart aching with grief, confusion, and helplessness. Yet, redemption seemed out of reach.

The night was eerily silent, their breaths the only sound echoing in the darkness.

Gilbert wrapped her in a tender, protective embrace. They lay entwined, bodies pressed close, yet it felt like an abyss separated them. She seemed to be walling herself off, leaving him stranded on the outside. However, during the daytime, her eyes sparkled with hope, filled with dreams of their upcoming journey and shared future.

Circling his arm around her waist, he pulled her close, cherishing her presence.

He gently kissed her earlobe and the nape of her neck, whispering softly, 'Kisa, please talk to me."

sent shivers down his

lingered on the curtains, dancing in the breeze, before she finally asked, "What should we talk

need to hear your voice.” It was the only

for a moment, then said, "Kelvin and Gracie had a

I've seen her. She's a tiny, exquisite treasure named Natasha. I have even arranged a future marriage with Kelvin; he has watched Andrew grow, and Blake is such a kind-

she contemplated a potential complication. "What if, in the future, both Andrew and

of

silent, but Gilbert

an age of free love. Maybe by then,

Kisa's expression softened.

predict

flowed, the

grazed her flat abdomen, and

for his heartfelt apology—he was mourning the child they had lost before it had a chance to enter the world. The memory of their