Reborn Through Fire By Kazuya Higan Chapter 188


    Chapter 188 She Will Always Be My Woman


    “Look, she’ll only have this peaceful smile when Jensen is with her. She has always been close with Je


    nsen, maybe they’re the only ones who understand each other.”


    Kelvin’s unintentional remarks made Gilbert’s face darken. He sneered soon after, “So what? She’ll alw


    ays be my woman.”


    Kelvin was shocked. “Didn’t you sign the divorce papers?”


    Gilbert remained silent, he fixed his eyes on Kisa, then he turned around and left. She has no desire to


    see him, so he will not appear in front of her. Kelvin sighed staring at his backside and walked into the c


    ourtyard.


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    The smile on Kisa’s face was long gone after spotting him. Kelvin snickers, “It can’t be, am I unwe


    e here?”


    “Don’t be ridiculous, Kelvin. Please, have a seat.”


    Jensen pull up a chair for Kelvin, and his sightnded on his medical kit. “Are you here for Kisa’s medic


    al


    condition?”


    Kelvin nodded. He no longer had his usual cheerful nature, and his word solemn. “Until


    now I didn’t have confidence that I could handle Kisa’s condition. But if her condition continues, even I


    am powerless to cure you. Jensen looked at Kisa worriedly.


    Kisa was just dazing at the field of daisies, no one could figure her out. Just as Kelvin was urged to che


    ck her body, she stared at him. “Did Gilbert call you here to treat me?”


    Kelvin instinctively nodded his head. “He told me to heal you at all costs. Gilbert-”


    “Aha. He really refused to let me die either.”


    “No, that’s not it. He—”


    “You should go back. Go back and tell him that this is my life. It’s not his choice to make


    whether or not I want to


    live.”


    “Kisa…” Kelvin looked at her with resignation.


    Kisa got up with great effort. “Please excuse me, I’m tired.


    Kelvin watched helplessly as Kisa walked into the house. He said exasperatedly, “There’s no one who


    could save you if you continue to dy your treatment.”


    Finding no reaction from Kisa, Kelvinid


    his eyes on Jensen. “You should go convince her. Aren’t you two close with each other?”


    Jensen drank his tea and spoke slowly, “Kisa is stubborn. Once she decides on something, even I don’t


    have a say in it.” He gave Kelvin a half–smile, “Rather


    than convincing her myself, why don’t let Gilbert persuade her? It may be more effective.”


    “Let Gilbert persuade her?”


    Kelvin thought that this idea was absurd. ‘Gilbert was born with a sharp tongue. He is no rhetorician. H


    e might even make things worse with Kisa.’


    Back in her room, Kisa was panting while leaning against


    the door. It was just a short distance but she was already strained from walking. She lifted her head hel


    plessly; her seemingly peaceful eyes were filled with tears.


    ‘I do want to live my life, but he had been slowly burning out all my desires to live. My heart hurts every t


    ‘He cursed me and said I deserved to die when I was


    trying so


    hard to stay alive. I am at the end of my rope, and I just want everything to end. But he won’t let me go a


    Kisa ced her hand against her heart as her heart breaks in half. Adamant will could be seen under tho


    The next morning, the maids served breakfast and told Kisa, “Mr. Kooper is out today. Please let us know


    “Okay,” Kisa nodded and took a bite of breakfast.


    Suddenly, there was a familiar voice from outside the


    door.


    “Grandma, this is the ce. The woman Jensen is seeing lives here.”