Reborn Through Fire

Chapter 778 Inducement

“This was how I seduced you to sleep with me, pissed off your first love, and later hurt your grandma. You called the police to arrest me and made those prisoners beat me up.”

Even when Kisa was drunk, she still remembered these hatreds clearly. She put her hands on his shoulders, smiling sweetly and whispering, but her words stabbed into his heart like knives. She knew Gilbert knew she did

not do those things back then, but she still wanted to mention it from time to time and even deliberately say that she did all those things just to taunt him. Now, she even went as far as kissing him to arouse his desire, and while he was on the verge of losing his self–control, she mentioned these things again to frustrate his fire of desire.

Gilbert almost broke down because of that. He knew Kisa

had always held a grudge, and those grudges and hatred were difficult to quench. But he never knew that her means of revenge against him were so ruthless. She was torturing him psychologically.

“I know you didn’t do

eyes. “I did it, really. And don’t get

into-”

yelled

she hooked his neck. Her red lips, as if unintentionally, glided over his jaw and Adam’s apple. Kisa could hear the man gulp. She let

day and took my food.” Kisa giggled as she nudged his collarbone

it anymore and pushed her away. He clenched his fists, on the verge

took a few sharp steps backward, then fell, sitting on the ground. She was in so much pain that her eyes welled up. “Don’t you like to stick

way she talked. He gritted his teeth and wished he could teach her a lesson. But in the end, he could not bring himself to do it. After a long while, he sighed softly and walked over to help her up. But she suddenly got up and ran down the road like a woman possessed. Gilbert hurriedly looked around nervously if there were any cars on the road. Fortunately, the place was remote, and there was no traffic.

later. So he figured he had better pull her back. He hurried

a car parked not far away, Adrien sat in the front passenger seat, looking at the two people tugging at each other on the street. He let out an inscrutable smile. “I hadn’t thought about what the