Reborn Through Fire

Chapter 1389 Meeting Sara Again

Kisa was stiff as a board, her heart skipping a beat. With a determined gleam in her eye, she continued to pound away at the door. “Let me out of here! Come on, open the door already!”

“Save your breath. You’re not getting out of here.”

A voice echoed from behind her, one that was hauntingly familiar. It was a woman’s voice, sounding just like Sara. Kisa’s heart skipped a beat, and she cautiously turned around to see who it was.

As she faced the screen, she saw the outline of a slender figure. Kisa’s back was pressed tightly against the door, and her eyes were fixed on the shadow, trying to act as if she had gone crazy, faking a scare. Ghost You’re terrifying! Don’t come any closer!”

The shadow twitched, and then a woman slowly emerged from behind the screen. Kisa’s heart was pounding like a drum, but she still managed to keep up the charade, pretending to be scared out of her mind. But as the woman stepped into view, Kisa realized it was Sara.

Sara as a woman who was sweet and innocent on the

had passed, and the woman in front of her looked even more innocent, making Kisa feel like she was seeing a completely different person. The woman was charming and beautiful. No wonder why all the men were drawn to her. The only thing that was strange was how she ended up

possibly happened six years ago.

or is she being threatened by someone?’

Kisa’s face remained calm and composed. She gawked at the woman in front of her, stuttering, “Ghost…

as warm as a summer breeze. But for some reason, Kisa could not shake off the eerie feeling. Sara sauntered over to her, her pale

horror movie.

and a pendant in the other, she looked like a ghost straight out of a Halloween costume. “Come on, step right up. I promise I won’t bite.” Sara’s voice sounded

as an angel’s.

appeared out of thin air, hanging in front of her. Shaped weirdly and the exact same one that Sara had been holding, the pendant swayed back and forth in front of

won’t work on me, will it? But if it doesn’t work, that