Chapter 599

‘We’ll each go our separate ways.’

That phrase that sounded familiar was like an icy spear piercing through Jeremy’s heart.

He thought back to that fateful day three years ago.

She had lost her vision and came to his and Meredith’s wedding ceremony.

At that moment, she was gravely ill and was on the brink of death.

However, she summed up every bit of strength left within her to support herself and say to him firmly, “Jeremy, thanks for coming into my life. Thanks for all the wonderful memories you’ve given me in the past. However, I hereby return everything to you, including my ashes. From today onward, we don’t owe each other any more favors. I hope I won’t bump into you in the next life…”

Now, she had blurted out the same phrase.

He felt a pinch in his heart. Jeremy fixed his stare on Madeline’s gorgeous face, speechless.

‘Linnie, you’ve recovered all your memories, right?

‘In the end, you’ve decided to leave me, is that right?

‘The sweet memories that you’ve given me during this short time will vanish into thin air at this moment, gone for good.’

After Madeline left the stage, Eloise and Sean immediately went to the back of the stage to look for her.

The couple quickly halted her. “Eveline, the comments you made up on the stage… You… Do you remember everything about the past?”

Madeline smiled. “Judging from the way you’re asking me, that means I really hated Jeremy before I lost my memories, am I right?”

“This…” Eloise and Sean were speechless. They let out a sigh. “Indeed, he has made you suffer in the past, but he regretted it since the day you had the incident three years ago.”

“Regret?” Madeline sneered, “I don’t need his remorse. Anyway, he has nothing to do with me anymore.”

After spouting her comment, Jeremy appeared before her eyes.

Jeremy remained elegant except for his stunning eyes that were now brewing with sorrow.

Madeline glanced at him, then spun around and left.

“Linnie,” he called out to her with a low and attractive voice that was like a soothing wind.

Nevertheless, Madeline ignored him and seemed unconcerned about him.

She grabbed her coat, put it over her body, and continued heading to the main entrance.

On that first night of summer, a bolt of lightning suddenly appeared in the dark navy blue sky as though a storm was about to occur.

Jeremy caught up to Madeline at the entrance and saw her standing at the roadside, perhaps waiting for a cab.

He strode toward Madeline, but a car suddenly came to a halt before her. It was Felipe who stepped out of it.

Madeline immediately put on a smile when she saw Felipe as if she was expecting his arrival.

In Jeremy’s eyes, that smile sparked a strong sense of stubbornness and selfishness within him.

He took quick steps and came to Felipe, grabbed hold of Madeline. “Linnie, you’re not allowed to go with him.”

He yanked her to his front and said in a domineering tone, “You’re my wife and forever will be!”

“Pfft.” Felipe laughed softly. “Jeremy, stop doing all these things that will only make Vera hate you even more. Let go of her.”

Jeremy raised his cold orbs. “I’ll never ever let go of Linnie. It’s you behind all this right, Felipe? You’re the one who turned Linnie into this state!”

“Enough.” Madeline cut him short, crossed.

Her shape gaze gave off an icy stare under the moonlight. Her gaze was so cold that it sent chills down Jeremy’s spine when she looked at him.

“Jeremy, perhaps the old Madeline used to love you madly to a point she would sacrifice herself, to a point where she would think she was blessed even if she was physically tortured, but I’m not that woman.

“I’m no longer that foolish Madeline! I’ll never be like her, thinking that you’re my everything and making you my only aim and belief!”

After hearing her words, Jeremy suddenly felt his fingers losing their strength.