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Where do you turn when the love of your life dies? To the one person who understands… his best friend.
What could be worse than your boyfriend dying in your arms?
The night of their graduation, a car wreck takes Kade’s life. Sutton’s world is shattered. But then everything spirals out of control when, at his funeral, she discovers she’s pregnant.
She turns to the one person who understands her devastation—Anchor, Kade’s best friend. He pushes past his own anguish to help Sutton navigate her impossible decisions. Feelings and attraction intensify, but so does guilt. Despite the tangled emotions, they manage to fill the Kade-sized hole in each other’s hearts.
Then life hits them with another devastating blow. Anchor and Sutton grew close through tragedy, but this time it could be what ends them… unless they can muster the strength to fight for what they’ve built.
The Only Things You Can Take explores the depths of grief, loss, and true love.
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Warm, sticky blood drips onto my face, splattering near my eye. I reach to wipe it away, but my arm feels twenty pounds heavier.
I’m moving so slowly.
My head hurts. Bad.
The ground is on my right, beneath me. I’m sideways, held in place by the seat belt digging into my shoulder.
How did I get here? I can’t even tell whose car I’m in. It’s too dark. The little light I see is from outside. Headlights. Maybe a street lamp.
Another spattering of blood drips on me. From the driver’s seat.
From his seat.
Everything comes back to me in a dizzying flood.
I gasp for air. “Kade! Are you okay?”
Silence.
I reach around for the overhead light. It’s out of reach. I’m sideways.
The driver’s seat is empty.
“Kade!” My voice is shrill, my heart about to explode from worry. “Kade!”
I reach toward where he should be, but he’s not there. He doesn’t seem to be anywhere. I need to find him. My entire body hurts, but it doesn’t matter. The only thing that matters is finding Kade.
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