Reborn Through Fire

Chapter 780 I Won’t Live, Either

In the dead of night, the hospital lobby was empty and cold. Kisa leaned against the cold wall, staring blankly at the emergency room doors in front of her. The light was on inside, and Gilbert had been wheeled in for a while. She clenched her hands, panicking. Suddenly, there was a rush of footsteps and the sound of a cane striking the floor. Her body stiffened, and she slowly turned her head and saw Madalyn, helped by Kelvin, walking toward her anxiously and angrily.

SLAP!

Madalyn threw a slap across her face without mercy.

But Kisa did not feel the pain, her body seeming to be numb; there was no sensation just that her eyes were red.

Madalyn still wanted to hit her, but Kelvin grabbed her hand and said, “Mrs. Kooper Sr., don’t do that. Let’s wait for the doctor to come out.”

Madalyn’s grief was so great that even though Kelvin gripped her hand, she still swung her cane to hit Kisa with the other.

“You vermin, why don’t you just die?” Madalyn hissed at her, her mournful cry echoing in the empty hall.

bit her lower lip, and tears kept falling down.

yourself. Let’s wait for the doctor’s diagnosis. Besides, there is still me. I would check his condition if it isn’t because Gilbert is in an emergency;

words did not help. Madalyn was still bowing and crying with grief. She cursed Kisa.

time ago. You should be the one who got hit by the car. It should

hard that it started to bleed. Her tragic pale face

quickly brought

Jensen suddenly came over. He glanced at Madalyn before walking quickly over to Kisa. When he saw the slap mark on Kisa’s face, he frowned, then took her cold hand and whispered, “Don’t be

they looked hollow. It took her a while before her eyes focused on his face, and she spoke in a low voice. “You know what? He was hit

until you have killed everyone in the Kooper family! Go

infuriated and cursed as she came to hit Kisa again.

quickly hugged Madalyn and gestured for Jensen to take Kisa

wall and refused to leave. She covered her face in sorrow. “I didn’t mean it. I really

I resented him,