Reborn Through Fire

Chapter 935 Being Special Has Nothing to Do With Love

“Ah!” Kisa shrieked.

She quickly put her arms around his neck, “What… What’re you doing?”

“Didn’t I say we’re continuing our unfinished business?”

The man smirked and carried her to the bedroom.

Gilbert closed the heavy curtains, and they were isolated from the hustling and bustling world outside.

Their tiny bedroom became a space for them to have a good time.

Clothes were scattered on the floor as the soft, large bed shook.

Every time they did this, Kisa would think to herself, ‘This man must be really interested in my body. Otherwise, why’d he always ask for it like he’s gone mad? I’m only now understanding that he can do such things even though he doesn’t love me; he’s purely interested in my body, and that’s why he’s so engrossed in it.

To him, this is probably what slightly sets me apart from other women, only slightly. However, me being ‘special‘ to him has nothing to do with love. For instance, we’ve known each other since childhood, so this is what makes me special to him compared to other women.‘

After they did the deed, Kisa walked to the bathroom with an aching body.

Meanwhile, the man leaned against the headboard while smoking lazily.

shower head, and the tiny bathroom instantly fogged

the mirror. For a while, she stared at her body, which was covered

bites.

man crazy about me. It doesn’t matter if he’s crazy about me or my body; I’ll be able to take my revenge as long as he’s crazy about me: I understand that this will be hard to achieve. After all, this man would’ve fallen in love with me long ago if he could; he wouldn’t have to wait till

to make this

her upper body

on her

sense of helplessness and self–loath made

suffocated.

her revenge, she wanted to

all.

leaned against the sink. All she

my mother said and pestered

had

up slightly and looked toward the bathroom.

a while. Why isn’t Kisa out yet?‘ he wondered.

got up and put on

walked over and

voice sounded before he

in. I’m almost done.”

Instead, he turned