Chapter 1431 You Have No Right to Hate Her

Gilbert furrowed his brows, thinking of something. He turned around and sure enough, there was Kisa descending the stairs, wrapped in a coat. Even with the coat on, she still looked fragile and delicate.

“What are you doing down here? Don’t you know it is freezing out there?” Gilbert chided her, feeling irked that she could be so careless.

Kisa just grinned and replied, “I wanted to see what you guys were talking about.” She looked at Christopher. She was done with her father, the emotional attachment she once felt had evaporated with every instance of his unfair treatment toward her. She barely glanced at Christopher for a few seconds before redirecting her gaze, flashing a smile at Gilbert. “It is freezing out here with the snow. Let’s head inside, shall we?”

“Okay.” Gilbert nodded and gently supported her as they walked into the house.

Christopher’s heart raced as he saw the situation unfold before him. Desperately, he reached out and grabbed Kisa’s arm. “Kisa, please help me. I’ve lost everything. I know I’ve let you and your mother down, but I’m still your father. Won’t you help me out?” His voice trembled with emotion as he nearly fell to his knees.

with a steely gaze, her expression unyielding. “Help you? How exactly am I supposed to

blurting out, “I need you to help me take back The

take on Adrien, taking

heart sank lower and lower. Days of depression and breakdown

help me! You’re just a treacherous person who turns your back on your family, just

her tone was unusually calm, “You’re right, I won’t help you. Mr. Tanner is very powerful and has everything. Why should I fight against him for you and your small Case Group? Don’t you have a good daughter named Sharon? Why don’t you go ask her for help? You’ve loved her

father to a daughter, but Kisa did not care. She

fake kind. She brushed

and went

of him, his tone icy, “You have no right to hate her,

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