Chapter 395 They Will All Disappear


    Lucas leaned in close, and I could feel his eyes on me. I knew what he was about to do and I turned


    away, my disgust growing.


    Lucas let go and stepped back, his eyes narrowing. Without another word, he turned and left the


    dark room.


    He was right. I could not escape this ce. The only way out was through Cotton and Candy''s


    room, and Lucas had guards posted there day and night.


    I had resigned myself to the idea that I might be stuck here forever, at the mercy of his cruel games.


    Then, unexpectedly, he returned.


    Time did not exist in the dark room. I could not tell if it was day or night. When he came back, I was


    slumped in a corner, half out of it.


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    He crouched down beside me, ying with me as if I were a toy. "Yvette, are you curious about


    what’s going on outside?"


    I opened my eyes to look at him, too parched to speak.


    A twisted smile yed on his lips. "They''re all going to disappear soon," he murmured. "Once


    they''re gone, I''ll take you away. How does that sound?"


    Gone? Everyone?


    Panic surged through me. "Lucas, what are you going to do?"


    His fingers tilted my chin up as he looked down at me, a smirk on his face. "Worried? Scared


    someone might die?"


    I was clueless about the world beyond these walls, and that ignorance fueled my terror. Gripping his


    sleeve, I stared into his eyes. The fear I once felt for him had faded into nothingness. "Tell me, what


    is going on out there? What are you nning to do?"


    He locked eyes with me, scrutinizing every flicker of emotion across my face—panic, concern, and


    even dread. His lips curled into a smile, cold and mocking. "Yvette, are you pleading with me?"


    I bit my lip, holding his gaze, not bothering to deny it. Yes, I was pleading.


    My submission appeared to bore him. With a flick of his wrist, he tossed me aside and sauntered


    over to a chair, copsing into it with a careless grace. "Idris is on the hunt for you. He''s figured out


    I''m the one who snatched you. So, I''ve demanded the entire Youngs'' fortune as your ransom. Do


    you think he said yes?"


    I stayed silent, just watching him. My hands were starting to throb, probably from theck of blood


    flow from being bound for too long.


    He went on, his voice dripping with disinterest. "I really sold him short. He agreed. The whole Young


    Corporation in exchange for your life. He''s willing to make the trade, but..."


    His gaze hardened as he looked at me, his eyes a storm of cruelty.


    "I didn''t survive hell to end up in Lake City for a pile of dirty money." He towered over me, his tone


    fierce but controlled. "He and you both deserve to suffer, really suffer, to make up for the agony I


    have been through!"


    The chill in the room became bone-deep. I knew all about his hatred, and I had plenty of my own. I


    red back at him, my voice raspy with rage. "Lucas, what gives you the right to seek revenge?


    You''ve been in the wrong from the start, killing so many. You''re the one who should have been dead


    a long time ago."


    He let out a creepy, hollowugh. His face, however, was void of any real humor. Instead, it was


    more menacing than ever. "Yeah, I''m a goner, but if I''m going down, I''m taking you all with me. We''ll


    have a st in hell together."


    "You''re crazy!" I snapped at him, convinced he was a lost cause.


    He just shrugged it off, slouching in his chair with his long legs stretched out carelessly, eyeing me. I


    could not figure out what he was trying to say with that look.


    Right then, I wanted nothing more than to be anywhere but near him. Trapped, clueless about what


    was happening outside, unable to save or even assist anyone, all I could do was hope against hope


    that Idris would not risk his life for me.


    Lucas had notid a finger on me. However, when I saw him again two dayster, he was pale as a


    ghost and looked worse for wear. I could tell he had not gotten what he wanted from Idris.


    I could not help but feel a rush of triumph, watching him with a mocking re.


    My taunting clearly got under his skin. His face turned stormy, and in a sh, he had me by the


    neck, mmed against the wall, his eyes burning into mine. "Yvette, what''s so funny?"


    I gasped for air, my throat burning. Despite the pain, I could not help feeling a twisted sense of joy. I


    met his furious gaze with a coldugh. "What, can''t I smile because I''m pleased?"