Reborn Through Fire

Chapter 596 Building a Snowman

The mountain was covered with beautiful white snow that was clean and spotless, making it look like a painting. Kisa held onto one of the concrete pillars and stared straight ahead, reluctant to blink. The sky was slowly getting brighter, and it looked extraordinarily blue under the reflection of the white snow.

A gust of cold wind blew, and Kisa took a deep breath. She could feel that the air there was much fresher.

‘Thank god I came,‘ she thought.

Lea quickly took out her phone and took a few shots of

the scenery in front of her. After taking the photos, she admired it for a while and said, “Do you believe me now when I tell you the snow on the mountains is absolutely stunning?”

the view. She could not stop looking, be it the distant mountain

taking photos, her phone rang. When she saw that it was a message, the look on her face changed slightly. She glanced at Kisa subconsciously and saw that she was still taking in the view. Thus, she pursed her lips and clicked on the text to take a quick look. She then deleted

she felt relieved and smiled. She put her phone away, turned to Kisa, and said, “Kisa, let’s go to the border and build a snowman there to

Kisa replied. She, too, wanted to build a snowman since she never did it growing up. When she was younger, she always asked Gilbert to build a snowman with her whenever it snowed, but he always

walked toward the snowy land. They knew it snowed heavily last night since the snow was so

a huge snowman with so much snow,” Lea said happily with

as the base of the snowman. They then made a slightly smaller snowball for its head and worked together to place it onto the snowman’s body. Kisa went to the border to pick up a few stones for the snowman’s eyes. When Lea saw what she did, she volunteered to find some twigs to make the snowman’s arms. “Be careful,” Kisa said as she pressed the other stones onto the snowman’s body to represent

for Lea to

not pay attention to which direction Lea went, but the footprints in the snow stretched all the way to the back of a