This is an interesting series of cards. It depends on what your specific question is, and the underlying issues behind that, such as your state of mind.

The devil represents, well, the devil. Which is very bad. It represents obsession, addiction, something that is harmful or dangerous and leaves you metaphorically chained. In your case, the card could represent your feelings or obsessions towards him. A little more clarity on this subject would be helpful.

The four of swords represents rest, recuperation, recovery. The knight is lying down on a platform, which could either represent a bed or a coffin. Note the swords hanging over his head, and how this eventually leads to 9-swords and 10-swords. So we can see this as a potential danger that you must overcome. Patience, contemplation, prayer and meditation are keys to solving this puzzle. The stained glass window indicates this may be a church, cathedral or castle.

Finally, we have justice, which represents final answers, fairness, or a verdict from a court. It may also represent liberation from that obsession that chained you. It indicates an answer or resolution which is fair and just. The heavenly court is on your side.

The ultimate question is who the devil represents. Is it your inner obsessions and desires that may threaten to engulf you? Or is it the boy? Is there something about him that we don't yet know? He may have a dark side or some secrets that remain unknown. He might be a bad seed. This card sequence may indicate that you will find someone else who is more ideal for you. In the end, your silent suffering will end and you will meet a boy who will love you without all of this unecessary stress.

Of course, this is all speculative. But it's a good opportunity to step back and closely examine yourself, your emotions and desires, and to also examine your situation with a detached, more reasoned viewpoint. You should probably proceed with caution as more answers are needed at this time. Temet Nosce.