Reborn Through Fire (Kisa and Gilbert)
Chapter 166

Chapter 166 Look For A Place To Quietly Die

She was holding a walking stick and her complexion looked much better than when she had just awoken.

But the way she looked at Kisa seethed with disgust and hatred.

She slammed the walking stick on to the floor and said sternly to Gilbert, "Why is this woman still here? Didn't I told you to throw her out?"

"She just only woke up; her body is still weak."

"So what? Throw her out, now. Seeing her pisses me off."

"Grandma..." Gilbert was conflicted. "You didn't treat her like that in the past."

"That was because I didn't know her true vicious side of her. Now that I'm awake, I will not allow her to step foot into the Kooper residence so that she will never stain our floors ever again." Gilbert's expression turned slightly gloomy as he

responded stubbornly, "I will not chase her out now. At least wait until she's feeling better."

When Mrs. Kooper Sr. heard that, she got angry, "You unfilial whelp, she did that to me and still you're protecting her? Why? You really fell for her?"

"I've not!"

Gilbert immediately denied it, "Since you said she was the perpetrator, then it's only natural that she must repay you. How can we just let her go like that?" "Hah!" Kisa suddenly let out a sinner. The pained and hateful look in her eyes stabbed right through his heart.

Gilbert's heart twitched violently.

He clenched his fists as he growled at Mrs. Kooper Sr. She is a transgressor, and before she repays the dues of her sins, we cannot let her go just like that." Kisa's already devastated heart was once again subjected to a thousand cuts.

However, Mrs. Kooper Sr. was a shrewd person and she

knew Gilbert well.

Him putting things this way was just to allow this woman

to stay.

Seeing that her beloved grandson was more and more enamored by that woman, Mrs. Kooper Sr. only felt pain and anxiety in her heart.

She must not allow this woman to appear before her grandson ever again.

She raised her voice, yelling, "I do not want her to repay her sins, I want her out of the Kooper residence, and

never to appear before us ever again!"

It was already benevolent of her that she did not want this woman dead.

Kisa's heart ached at Mrs. Kooper Sr.'s disgust toward her, but she still had a sense of pride etched deep within her bones. She did not provide any explanation, nor did she begged for anything, she only quietly got out of the bed.

As her body was weak, she almost fell onto the ground twice.

Gilbert wanted to reach out and help her but she shrugged him off.

She hobbled to the door as Mrs. Kooper Sr.'s heartless remarks trailed after her, "If you still have any

conscience left and is grateful for me doting on you all these years, then do not appear before my grandson ever again." "Grandma......"

"Don't you worry!" Kisa's calm voice belies the devastation in her heart. "I will never appear before him ever again!" As she said that, she left without any hesitation.

With things as it was, she no longer had any strength to prove anything, or to argue about anything.

For the remaining days of her life, she just wanted to look

for a place to quietly die.

Thinking back of this life, the moment she met Gilbert, she had stepped upon the path of eternal strife.

If there was really an afterlife, she only hoped to never meet this man ever again.

She was really, really sick, and tired of this life, perhaps death would be a relief for her.

Moreover, there was nothing left for her in this world.

As he watched the woman's figure slowly disappearing into the doorway, Gilbert's heart was seemingly pierced by something, and it hurt very, very much.

In the end, he lifted his feet and was about to chase after her, but Mrs. Kooper Sr. said in distress, "If you chase after her now, don't you ever call me Grandma again."