I was married and had a daughter when I met him, despite knowing about him since I was about 14. I was highly unhappy in my marriage and unhappy in general. My husband was a cheater and hardly a father. I worked 2 jobs just to support all 3 of us. I met him and Machine Gun Kelly, my idol, when my friend brought them into Chipotle, one of my jobs. One night, in pure drunkenness, he kissed me. The "him" I keep referring to is Kells' drummer, JP "Rook" Cappelletty. Ever since then, I knew Rook wanted to be with me, and a part of me always wanted to be with him too, but I couldn't just let go of the first man I'd ever been in love with, especially with him being my daughter's dad. Rook understood, but he never gave up. Pretty soon, I'd had enough of my husband. After coming forward with his affair, I called off our marriage. He moved away, signing his rights over for our daughter to me. The relationship I had with Rook grew stronger, and soon we were engaged with our very own daughter on the way, and I couldn't wait to spend the rest of my life with the Beat Of My Heart.

(See "Laced Up Love Pt.1 before reading this) After giving birth to their baby boy, Lacy Leraux and Kellz (known as Machine Gun Kelly, government name Colson) think that nothing in their perfect world could be destroyed. But just like before they brought their baby in this world, things get quite a bit complicated for them. Lacy still questions if she is strong enough to love Kellz, even if he isn't always around. Kellz still struggles with living the life one day and coming home trying to be a normal significant other and father the next. Both are fearful of losing each other and their family. What will make them see the beauty in all of their struggle?

Let's just rage, love, and put those L's up. This is a complicated love story between bad boy Machine Gun Kelly and a fan, Lacy Leraux. They hit many ups and downs but still have faith that love conquers all. So the only question is, does it really?

Holland came from rags. Her dad did what he could, but that wasn't much. Her one focus was to get out of Cleveland, leaving no strings attached with anyone when she left. Things don't always work the way you want them to, she came to find that out.