Reborn Through Fire

Chapter 1041 Something Serious

The car windows were dark. Kisa leaned onto the car’s windshield and looked around for a long time. She could not clearly see if there was anyone inside. She tried to pull open the car doors and actually got them opened. She hurriedly gave a thorough sweep of the car interior. No one was in the car, but the car keys were still in the ignition and had not been pulled out yet.

Kisa scrunched her brows in suspicion. What she was able to confirm was that Gilbert came back during the last half of the night.

‘However, how did Gilbert leave silently? Could it be that he was afraid that I would not be able to call a cab, so he purposedly drove the car back to leave it for me?’ She thought.

Thinking about it now, she immediately shook her head. It would be impossible for Gilbert to treat her so considerably. Not to mention, when Gilbert left last night, the aura of hostility surrounding him made it seem as if he wanted to kill her.

However, she still searched high and low around the house, making sure Gilbert was

around. Only then did she drive the car to

always feel that something terrible was about to happen. During the intermission, Ariella purposedly walked in front of Sharon to ridicule her, “The great movie star Sharon,

all of you better treat me more courteously in the future. Mr. Tanner is actually the biggest investor for this shoot. If you all dare to make me unhappy, with just a word from me, Mr.

and paced her steps to the front of Kisa. She pointed at Sharon with disdain while saying, “Kisa, look at her being all smug. With her mother’s turning gray and her ugly fat figure, would Mr. Tanner

continued on, “Tsk, tsk. She

at the clubhouse, she had seen Carolyn and Adrien’s intimate behavior toward each other. But when Christopher had hit Carolyn yesterday,

like Carolyn, why did he get involved with her? He’s even pretending to like Carolyn so much. Could Adrien actually have a grudge

suddenly felt that Adrien was a

senior and even said he was an old acquaintance of her mothers, as she thought more about