Turned in my two weeks notice, they said one week is enough, then they asked me to live two days afterwards. Is the bridge burned?

typo in the title: live->leave

Hi,

I have worked for this company for around two years (first job out of college). Around the end of two years, I had to get family leave (12 weeks) to take care of my child. Meanwhile, I also applied for a few positions (the company was as toxic as hell should be) and luckily I got many offers and I accepted the offer.

When I went back, after a few days I turned in my two weeks notice to show professionalism and keep the bridge intact. They accepted it. The next day, they asked me to leave a week earlier. I got a bit furious as I found it very disrespectful and unprofessional (I think this part was my mistake). I asked my supervisor to get off the next day ( I had a few annual left). The next day I still couldn't go back to the office as I know they bring up the toxic shame, etc, and I asked for another off day. My supervisor did not reply. Then he called me early in the morning with HR on the line and asked me to leave. I didn't have time to gather my stuff and say goodbye to a few friends that I made. I got again really furious. I guess I had some guilt about my own behaviors too.

My question is, is there any bridge left? Has anybody had a similar experience?

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