Reborn Through Fire By Kazuya Higan Chapter 632


    Chapter 632 That Thing Is Very Important to Me


    Kisa’s expression suddenly changed. For some reason, she recalled that earlier nightmare. “That was


    such a close call, Kisa. Thinking of it now still gives me the jitters. It would have been really dangerous


    if you and Mr. Gilbert were still in that cave.”


    Kisa barely even listened to her. What Kelvin had said in that nightmare was ringing in her ears.


    Although it was just a nightmare, it felt particrly real to her. Kisa quickly looked at her body and


    found that she was wearing a loose nightgown at this moment. She then hurriedly searched the room.


    Sensing that Kisa was looking for something, Lea asked, “Kisa, what are you looking for?”


    “My shirt. That down jacket I wore when I rolled down the mountain.”


    “Oh, oh…” Lea suddenly got up. “I changed your clothes earlier and ced them in the bathroom as I


    thought of washing them up for you.”


    “Bring it over, please.”


    “Oh, okay…” As Lea said, she walked into the bathroom.


    Kisa grasped the quilt tightly, her heart anxious. Her phone was by the headboard, charging. She


    pondered for a moment before unplugging the phone, going through the contact list as quickly as


    possible, and pulling out a number. The name on the contact profile was Gilbert’s.


    She hoped that that nightmare was just that, a nightmare, but the sensation of how real it


    was struck fear in her.


    Kisa closed her eyes for a moment, and when she reopened them, a look of determination appeared in


    her eyes, her fingers quickly tapping on the number before dialing it.


    Yet, no one answered the phone after two attempts.


    ‘Why is this happening? It would be normal if Gilbert’s phone were not with him, so he didn’t hear the


    call…‘


    ‘But why isn’t anyone answering thendline in the Kooper’s residence?‘


    Her instincts told her that something had happened to Gilbert.


    As she thought of that, Lea brought her clothes over. Kisa quickly grabbed the down jacket and started


    rummaging through its pockets. She remembered she had put quite a number of those fruits in it. She


    thought of eating it to stave off the hunger if push came to shove. Later on, when she heard Gilbert


    telling her that the fruit was poisonous, she was both anxious and angry at the man for lying to her in


    the cave and forgot about it altogether.


    Regardless of whether the dream was real, she was relieved upon finding those fruits. Yet, after


    rummaging both pockets for a good while, she found nothing.


    She turned nervously toward Lea, “Where’s the stuff inside the pocket?”


    Lea looked on in confusion. “What… stuff? I didn’t notice anything when I took that jacket off you.”


    “It’s a couple of fruits, about the size of a pine nut and reddish in color.” Kisa was so anxious she


    almost choked on her saliva.


    Lea frowned and thought briefly before saying, “Oh, I remember now. When I took the jacket into the


    bathroom, I remember seeing a few nut–like things dropping out of it.”


    “Where are they now?” Kisa suddenly grabbed her hand, her tone anxious, shocking Lea. She had


    never seen Kisa like this before.


    ‘Before this, no matter what happened, even if it were her life at stake, Kisa would not panic like this.‘


    ‘So, why is she so insistent on those fruits?”


    She did not respond but asked, “What do you want them for?”


    “Just tell me where they are. Those are important to me.”


    Kisa looked at her, her voice a low growl.


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    Looking at Kisa’s serious and persistent look, Lea was so shocked she dared not answer.


    “Those fruits… Uh… I think I…”