Chapter 749 Back to Lake City

I could not even muster the strength to crawl. Staring at the empty space where they had been, with just the leaves fluttering and the weeds growing wild, the pain in my chest felt like it was ripping me apart. I coughed, and a rush of metallic taste filled my mouth—a gush of blood spilled out without warning, and my world started to blur, fading to black. In the distance, I heard someone rushing over. Before I could see who it was, everything went dark. It was always when you were about to lose everything that you really understood what was in your heart, what you had taken for granted, how much it all meant. I was not the Yvette I used to be. Lucas was gone, and with him, the wild, heart-wrenching roller coaster of the last two years finally screeched to a halt. It took me a full two months after getting back to Lake City to snap out of it, to really get that I was home for good. All that border drama was history, and all those memories were just over and done with. I had bol