Summary of Leave Me 358 from Love You Like I Used To Forget It (Millie Bridge)
Leave Me 358 marks a crucial moment in GoodNovel’s Novel novel, Love You Like I Used To Forget It (Millie Bridge). This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.
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Chapter 358
If only.
If only Irvin had hurt me a little less. Then, I would’ve forgiven him and gotten back together with him without hesitation. That was how much I loved him and how much I desired to grow old with him.
However, time and time again, he had deeply stabbed me in the heart. So, despite my desire to love Irvin, and no matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t bring myself to let go of that pain.
Irvin smiled softly at me when he spotted me stepping out,
“I’ll take you to the airport,” he offered.
Collecting my thoughts, I said, “No need. Didn’t we agree back them to avoid seeing each other as much as possible until you can fully drop the guise of being Timothy Hardwell?”
“Yes, and I will do my best to stay away from you. But today is an exception,” Irvin answered.
I couldn’t help feeling a flicker of irritation as I stared at him. I didn’t want to see him because I no longer wanted to feel conflicted toward him.
“I didn’t need you to fly all the way here from Lestoria just to send me to the airport,” I said.
“I didn’t come all this way just to send you to the airport, Emi. I came because today is the first snowfall, and we promised we would be together every year on this day,” Irvin clarified.
I was stunned. Then, I remembered our promise.
When we first started dating, we had heard of a romantic legend. Legend had it that if two lovers met on the day of the first snowfall, they would spend the rest of their lives together.
So, Irvin and I had made a vow–every year, we would spend the first snowfall together. That way, we would never be torn apart
in this lifetime.
At the time, Irvin had agreed to this with a smile. And every year, he had fulfilled this promise.
Even during the two years when he had tortured me because of Julianne, he had still accompanied me on the first day it snowed. And on that day, Julianne couldn’t call him away, regardless of what excuse she came up with.
That was why I had been hurting so much and couldn’t let go of Irvin completely.
It was also why I sometimes genuinely wished he had been a complete jerk–I wished he had never loved me from the start.
Because the more Irvin loved me, the more it hurt. And the more it did, the more I couldn’t understand how he could—how he
dared treat me like that.
Because no matter how much I hated him, I had never once thought about hurting him. Because if Irvin truly loved me, how could he bear to hurt me so deeply?
I stared at him—just stared as my eyes slowly welled with tears. And in that moment, he thought I was touched that he had remembered our old promise.
Overwhelmed with emotion, Irvin wanted to step forward and pull me into an embrace.
And just as he started to do so, I said, “Do you even know how I feel every time I see you? Every time I see you, I feel so miserable that I want to stab myself.”
Irvin’s outstretched arms froze midair, and the color drained from his face.
“Sometimes, I honestly think there’s something wrong with my head—that I deserve all this pain,” I continued, my voice breaking.
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