Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan) novel Chapter 1886

Chapter 1886: Encouraging

When he logged out, as always, he deleted his browsing history. Even though someone who hadn't logged onto social media in a long time wouldn't really check their history, he still deleted it.

He tried to search for her TikTok account again, but it had suddenly turned into a private account. Staring at those four words, a sense of disappointment washed over him.

She, who had rarely posted updates, had now completely hidden herself.

This made Spencer couldn't help but wonder, had she stopped sharing her life completely?

If that was the case, then he would never see her again...

Thinking about how much she loved him, and how he had failed to cherish her properly, this missed opportunity became a regret in his life. Suddenly, he felt he had been too stubborn.

He still remembered what Summer had said before she left -

"You are like central air conditioning. This isn't about having good relationships with the opposite sex, it's about not having boundaries."

He had explained countless times, he also felt exhausted, he didn't want to argue anymore... he only had one girlfriend, and that had always been Summer.

"Do I have to isolate myself from other girls just for you?" He was unwilling to do so.

"Do whatever you want, I don't care." After saying that, she turned and left.

He was also angry, "Summer, you say I'm like central air conditioning, then I will be just as you wish! Let me show you what a real central air conditioner looks like!!"

The girl left without looking back.

People always realize how precious what they once had was only after losing it. Spencer regretted not letting go of his pride and actively seeking her out during that most desolate and sorrowful period.

Growing up without parents, he had always been like a weed, growing, without anyone teaching him how to love. He instinctively welcomed all warmth from all directions, as he longed for warmth... only to miss out on a good girl.

This was something that Spencer gradually came to understand many years later.