Love You Like I Used To Forget It (Millie Bridge) novel Chapter 638

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"It's alright, Mrs. Quill. I'm leaving soon, so I won't be having the soup. I don't think Emi wants any either. Why don't you come with me instead?" Irvin said.

Back then, he had shown great respect to my parents because he wanted to mend the relationship between me and them. He wanted me to finally receive the love I longed for.

But now that he knew I no longer wanted that, and after experiencing how biased Agatha could be, he also came to understand that not all motherly love was essential.

So when he knew that I no longer wanted to see Mom, he tried to take her away and stop her from bothering me.

But she completely ignored him and acted unaffected by how broken our relationship had become. She acted as if we were a loving mother and daughter.

"If you have things to do, go ahead. I simmered the soup for over ten hours. It's perfect for nourishing a pregnant woman's body. Even if she doesn't want to drink it, she should," she said.

Then Mom turned to me and said, "Emi, I know I made many mistakes in the past that hurt you deeply. I truly realized I was wrong. Can you give me a chance to make it right?

"When I was pregnant with you and your brother, I couldn't stand the smell of fish either, just like you now. We are so alike.

"Your grandma was at her busiest when I was pregnant, and she had no time to take care of me. I looked after myself throughout the entire pregnancy. Some people need C-sections just to deliver one child, but I managed to give birth to both of you naturally.

"You're pregnant with twins now, so you need someone experienced to take care of you. Please give me this chance, for yourself and for a smooth delivery, okay?"

Hearing her say that, it sounded like without her care, I wouldn't be able to give birth safely.

I couldn't help but laugh and said, "There are plenty of experienced people out there. Anyone would be safer and more reliable than you. I would pick anyone but you."

Before she could say anything else, I added, "If you really feel guilty and want to make it up to me, then please stay as far away from me as possible. That would be the best thing you could ever do."