Reborn Through Fire

Chapter 1380 Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained

Mr. Mullen Sr. was leading the pack, with the rest of the Mullen family following behind. Kisa was bringing up the rear.

Arthur slowed his pace on purpose to walk alongside Kisa. “Miss, I was right! Gramps just wants you to see the restricted zone. We’re just tagging along because of you,” he said with a cheeky grin.

Kisa shot him a side-eye. “How do you know that?”

Arthur nodded seriously. “I heard Gramps ask the maids where you were when he just got back. That’s how I figured it out.”

Kisa frowned. “Really?” she whispered.

I think Gramps invited you for a special visit. But why would he do that for a stranger like you?”

Is he setting a trap for me? And if so, could he

zone up ahead. She could have easily come up with an excuse not to go inside, but nothing ventured, nothing gained; she knew that if she did not find

followed the group into the arched entrance. She looked around for the bodyguards that Kelvin had mentioned but did not see any. The other visitors were all craning their necks with curiosity. Not a single bodyguard had made an appearance. Maybe it was because the person leading them into the

trees surrounded the entrance, casting a dark and foreboding shadow on the ground. Kisa searched the area around the entrance for any hint of the bodyguards but came up empty. Mr. Mullen Sr. was moving fast, and the Mullen family was not about to fall behind. They were all

paths, rock formations, and gazebos. If it was not for the fact that they were visiting a restricted zone, Kisa would have thought they were just

as disappointed, having lost their excitement and curiosity from the initial energy they had when they entered the area. Kisa walked quickly, keeping pace with Mr. Mullen

the heat, but it looks no different from your back garden to me. And I recall you mentioning something about a treasure being hidden here. Would you be willing to share a glimpse of

Grandpa?” Arthur asked curiously, while the rest of the Mullen family watched

silence.