Chapter 438 – Highlight Chapter from Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed
Chapter 438 is a standout chapter in Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed by Sophia Harper, where the pace intensifies and character dynamics evolve. Rich in drama and tension, this part of the story grips readers and pushes the Romance narrative into new territory.
Millie was literally kicked out.
"Couldn't take a hint to leave, had to be thrown out to feel good, huh? Get lost already!"
In the pouring rain, they didn't want to step out and get soaked—all because of this crazy woman.
...
Once the rain stopped, Millie wandered the streets, lost and dispirited.
Somehow, she found herself in front of Grandstone Institute's gates.
Watching the students go in and out, laughing and full of life, she remembered she used to be one of them.
Suddenly, she spotted a familiar face in the crowd!
"Yvette—"
She rushed over, grabbing her like she was the last lifeline.
Yvette was startled.
The two girls with her gave Millie a curious look but, out of politeness, didn't pry. "Yvette, we'll wait for you in the café."
"Sure," Yvette said with a smile, then turned to Millie with a complex look on her face. "What... happened to you?"
A month ago, when she visited Millie in the hospital, although a bit pale, Millie was living in comfort.
But now... her dress was soaked, her hair was a mess—she looked more like a ghost than a woman.
"Yvette..." As soon as Millie spoke, tears started falling. "I lost the baby, and he doesn't want me anymore."
Yvette's face didn't show much surprise, as if she had anticipated this outcome.
But she hadn't expected it so soon.
Millie clutched her hand tightly. "I have nowhere to go, can I... can I stay in your dorm?"
Yvette was shocked. "You've already withdrawn from school, it's against the rules. And even if I wanted to help, I can't. Your old bed is being used by another student, so..."
"Yvette—Yvette—how could you do this?!" Millie cried out. "Just give me the money! You're just jealous of me! Happy to see me down, aren't you?!"
As the night grew darker, Millie roamed the streets, exhausted and hungry.
She passed by a nightclub, its main entrance dazzling, with a small side door by the street corner that saw a constant stream of men and women.
The men were pot-bellied and bulky, the women scantily clad and flirtatious.
But a closer look revealed—
These women were carrying designer bags, LV, GUCCI...
Their clothes ranged from thousands to tens of thousands, all branded.
Millie's eyes reddened with envy. She too once lived in luxury, adorned in gold and silver...
"Hey, we're hiring, you've been staring for a while, interested in applying?"
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