Chapter 74: Until your last breath!

Diego, lost in his thoughts, felt her presence but didn't look up.

Candy sat beside him, staying silent for a while. 'Nana Gonzalez' was written on the gravestone, surrounded by flowers. This must be Diego's mother.

"The story of a boy you once told me was actually about you," Candy said, staring at the quiet man beside her.

"Yes," he replied shortly. Candy shifted closer to him and rested her head on his shoulder. Diego felt a sense of warmth and his nerves calmed.

"My mother loved flowers a lot. When she died, I bought this land where they buried her and made her grave beautiful."

"She must be proud of you," Candy stated.

"I hope so because I couldn't protect her."

"She is proud of the man you are, Di," she said softly, locking her calm gaze with his. Diego finally smiled a little. He held her face and kissed her forehead.

"Thanks for coming."

They stared at each other, holding hands.

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Yazmine kept biting her fingers as she anxiously waited for her brother.

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