Reborn Through Fire

Reborn Through Fire By Kazuya Higan Chapter 414

Reborn Through Fire By Kazuya Higan Chapter 414

Chapter 414 I Won’t Let My Woman Be Mistreated

“The shopping experience in your shop is terrible. I won’t let my woman be mistreated. I think I will go to another shop.”

“Please don’t, Mr. Kooper. Children’s clothes are all similar in style. You can buy them at any store. Since you are here, why don’t you buy it all here at once?” the cashier said and looked at Kisa.

The cashier softened up at the thought of Kisa having put in a good word for her and her colleagues.” Please excuse our ignorance. We apologize. It is almost the end of the month, and we have not hit our sales target yet. Since you have not bought enough, why don’t you continue to select a few more pieces here, saving you a lot of hassle while helping us out?”

Gilbert leaned against the cashier counter and smiled. He fiddled with the credit card in his hand and looked at Kisa like he was watching a show. He was expecting Kisa to help out these people with kindness. But Kisa suddenly said, “Mr. Kooper is the one who will pay the bills. He can go to whichever shop he wants. It is not up to me.”

The cashier was disappointed, but she still maintained a smile. “It is okay. You are welcome to visit our shop next time. We have the latest and the best fashion in town.”

Kisa said nothing and looked at Gilbert. “Let’s go.” Gilbert smiled, carried the clothes with one hand, and wrapped around her shoulders with the other as they walked out.

The shop assistants saw them out respectfully. “Take care, Mr. Kooper. Please come again.”

Once outside, Kisa pushed Gilbert’s hand away from her shoulder. Gilbert hissed. “So are you discarding me after use? You weren’t this snobby when I helped you keep up appearances.”

Kisa lowered her baseball cap and asked in a soft voice, “What brought you here?” She had only been shopping for an hour, and then he showed up. She thought he would have slept for at least two or three hours.

“If I hadn’t come, they might have bullied you,” Gilbert said coldly.

“They couldn’t. I wouldn’t have bought those clothes, but just left.” She then frowned. “I have lost my phone.”

“I know. I will buy one for you later.”

“I will buy it myself.”

Gilbert laughed sardonically. ‘Why can’t this woman let me save face as a man?‘

“My contact list is on the phone. Now that the phone is lost, and my contact list is gone, too,” she said sadly.

Gilbert saw her sullen look and said, “Isn’t it all about Jensen’s number? I will give it to you later.”

“No, I remember his number.”

It was just a casual remark, but the man’s face instantly darkened. “Oh, you still remember his number, huh?” His voice reeked of mockery and jealousy.

Kisa looked at him, baffled. “I have always remembered his number. What is wrong with that?“

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