Things We Left Behind Lucy Score Novels & Stories

" I looked down at his stubborn yet fragile grip on my hand. In the end, I sighed and pushed him away. "We're over, Eugene."

Cardin We've been here for one week, I took Lucy shopping, took her to historic enter, took her sky diving. I gave her a definition of fun but we leave tonight. I can't stay away from work forever. "I can't believe we are leaving!" Lucy whined for the tenth time. She kicked her suitcase, causing the poor thing to fall. I stifled laughter as I picked it up then handed it to Tornado to put in the car. The moment he left with our suitcases, I squatted down in front of Lucy. "I promise we will be back" I tilted my head, thinking of the best season to return "maybe we will spend our Christmas here"

My mother said and that angered me more as I snatched my hand off hers and still walked towards the throne room, on my way there I bumped into one of the brides whom I had come to know was called Lucy and she stopped just before so got to her clearly meaning, she wanted to have a little talk with me and I gladly stopped because I knew she wanted to destroy Ava just as much as I wanted. “I guess you all would be leaving tonight.” Lucy began but I still kept quiet but just looked away waiting for what next she had to say. “You shouldn’t leave so easily, you should stay and see the kind of person you sold…we can stop her from being so powerful before it’s too late.” Lucy said and that made me s

For ten whole years, I had never received a single birthday wish from either of them. Yet, I had tirelessly prepared gifts for them at every anniversary. I had always been ignored, and forgotten. Now, when I no longer cared, they suddenly seemed to notice. But my birthday had long passed, and this late gesture of affection was no longer needed. I took the gift but had no interest in keeping it. Instead, I threw it straight into the trash. When I looked up again, my eyes met Nathan’s. They were red and swollen from crying. His expression was filled with unease, and there was a hint of desperation.

He forcefully pulled Luke’s arm out of Kristy’s grip and dragged him out of the infirmary. When they arrived at the den, Christina was already gone. Her room was empty—only a broken moonlight necklace and an old photo of the four of them remained. How happy they looked back then. Luke stared at the photo in silence, as if lost in memories of a better time. "Where did you go, Mom?" Chris’s voice cracked as tears streamed down his face. "Please come back… no one can take your place in my heart!" Collin clutched the photo tightly, his throat choking with grief.

Maya. I cursed under my breath and leaned against the counter, staring at the shards scattered across the tiles. A part of me wanted to leave them there, let them cut into my feet until I bled, just so the pain would make sense. But another part of me hated the mess, hated how it reminded me of what she said the night she left. “You ruin everything you touch, Alvarez. Even me.” I squeezed my eyes shut, hearing her voice like it was yesterday. I wanted to scream, to tear through the silence of this apartment, but the only sound was the ringing in my head.

He raised his hand and slapped himself a few times. "Are we okay now?" Lucy merely looked at him calmly and said, "Nope. Wyatt, we no longer have any connection to each other. Please don't come to look for me anymore." That had felt like a final decision. It was a death sentence that blew out any remaining hope left in Wyatt. "Why? Lulu… Why? Have you fallen for someone else?" Lucy said icily, "What does that have to do with anyone else? Wyatt, sometimes once a love is over, it's truly gone!"

"But I can't anymore. Day after day of your games wore me down, and I don't have any love left to give you. We're never ever getting back together." She broke down completely, crying so hard she could barely breathe. It was obvious she truly regretted it, but it was too late. In the end, Lucy left, drained and defeated. I had just turned around when I bumped into my neighbor, Yvonne Brown. She didn't even flinch, smirking as if eavesdropping wasn't a problem. "I didn't think you were this irresistible, Chubs. Looks like your ex still hasn't gotten over you."

We had been driving all day, the sun setting as I got further to the countryside, heading north and away from where I had originally got Lucy. I hadn’t left out a single detail, wanting her to know exactly what we were dealing with. “Fuck…” she said after a minute, sinking back into her chair. “All that; for this.” She twisted her bracelet in the fading light, the blue stone casting small shimmer everywhere in the car. “Thank you.”

“Oh, I see! If he doesn’t want me, I want him. And if I want him, I’ll get him, period. Lucy said and walked away. Neo stared at her in disbelief. “Lucy and I, Neo Biggs, were once best friends. Many times, other students thought we were in a romantic relationship and this relayed my confidence to ask her out. Even though she declined, I still provided her with support in comprehending mathematical problems due to my brother’s expertise in calculus. I made sure Lucy got better at mathematics. By encouraging her to study more, she was able to surpass me in class and even received recognition for her exceptional performance among her classmates during her first year of high school. But, as soo