All Chapters of Too Late, Mr. Billionaire : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Alessandro was the heir to one of the most powerful families in San Celestino. Just because Lucia knew Damiano, she thought she could act on impulse like this. Leonardo felt that she was being far too reckless. “Apologies, Mr. Bianchi. My wife and I have some disagreements. I didn’t expect her to drag you into this. Please allow me to cover dinner tonight as an apology.” Leonardo remained calm and composed. Alessandro was nothing like Damiano. He dressed like a gentleman, but his gaze was razor-sharp. He stared directly at Leonardo, smiled faintly, and asked, “Oh? What sort of disagreement would that be?” Lorenza stepped forward, as though she were sacrificing herself for the greater good. “Lucia is a little impulsive. She lied and said you were part of her family just to spite Leonardo. This is completely out of line.” Alessandro narrowed his eyes. His gaze shifted to Lucia, sharp and cold, as if silently asking: This is the man you were so desperate to marry? Ale

Davide cared deeply about Lucia and couldn’t bring himself to lie to her. Hearing that, Lucia burst out laughing. She couldn’t believe how selfish Leonardo could be. “Thank you, Davide,” she said. “It’s nothing, Mrs. Marchesi. Please don’t let it get to you.” “I want to ask you for a favor.” “Anything you need, Mrs. Marchesi. Just say the word.” Lucia paused for a moment, then calmly asked, “Can you take some photos of him with Lorenza? Anything that shows how close they are.” Leonardo had crossed the line too many times, without a shred of shame. She wasn’t going to sit back and endure it anymore. Taking down Marchesi Group wasn’t enough. She wanted proof—the kind that would ruin his reputation in Milano. Forget that “part on good terms” nonsense. Her family values and survival instincts had never prepared her to be a saint. “I’m on it,” Davide said without hesitation. “Don’t worry. If you don’t want to stay in Milano after I divorce him, I’ll take you to San Celestino.”

Leonardo Marchesi felt that Lorenza was gentle, considerate, and always looking for ways to help him rise to greater heights. More importantly, she was the children’s biological mother. The thought stirred something in Leonardo. He thought that maybe getting back together with Lorenza wasn’t such a bad idea. At least everything would look proper on the surface, and the chaos in the house would finally stop. Lorenza said, “I was thinking that we could host the partners from Eryham at our place. Maybe we should do a thorough cleaning first.” “I’ll leave it to you,” Leonardo replied. Lorenza nodded. “Okay!” Once Leonardo disappeared into his study, the smile on Lorenza’s face vanished. “Someone, come here. Take down all the photos and replace them with paintings.” Photos? The only photos hanging were Leonardo and Lucia’s wedding photo, along with a handful of family pictures featuring the kids. Davide frowned. “Do those really need to be changed?” Lorenza slowly lif

“Those two kids…” Lorenza looked heartbroken. “They’re so rude. I scolded them a little, and they got all upset. And now I’ve realized they even lie sometimes. What should I do?” Leonardo frowned. “They lied?” “I scolded them a little, and they went running to Ana, saying I hit them. I adore them so much. If I could, I’d make up for every single year we’ve lost. Why would I ever lay a hand on them?” She looked drained as she continued, “They’ve already been taught all the wrong things.” “They really said that?” Leonardo went straight upstairs. Lorenza hurried after him. “Please, don’t be harsh with them.” Leonardo entered the kids’ room. Nina ran straight into his arms. “Dad, I want a hug!” Seeing her like that made Leonardo’s chest ache. He scooped her up with one arm and took Nico’s hand with the other, sitting them both down. “Did you have a fight with your mom?” he asked. Nina replied, “Dad, she hit Nico.” Nico nodded. “Yeah, she did.” Leonardo took a deep breath. “Ni

Leonardo frowned, recalling what Nico and Nina had just said. As their father, he couldn’t ignore the problem. “You told me the kids called you a witch, right?” Lorenza’s eyes flickered with panic. “I… yeah… right. But I didn’t take it to heart.” “They said they never did,” Leonardo said, watching her closely. Lorenza was certain the kids must have said something to him while she wasn’t there. Her mind raced as she pressed her fingers to her temples. “I was probably just angry then, and with a cartoon on, I guess I heard it wrong…” Leonardo studied her for a moment. “But you really did hit Nico, didn’t you?” Lorenza took a breath. “I didn’t hit him. I just gave him a light pat. The kids are too biased against me. They made a big deal out of nothing.” “You’re their birth mother. You didn’t protect them but actually made things up about them?” This was the first time Leonardo had ever shown real emotion toward Lorenza like this. Lorenza noticed. She stepped forward