Novel & Cerita Leonardo Dicaprio Parents

So Christian really shouldn't have had extra cash on hand. I looked at him. "Christian, when you first set your sights on my parents' pension, was it for Lydia? I want the truth." He avoided my gaze. After a few seconds of silence, he spoke. "I swear it wasn't. At first, I just thought the extra 2,500 dollars would make things easier. I thought it would give you and Alina a better life. Lydia came later." I wanted to laugh. He said he had thought of me and Alina. But in reality, I had never seen a single cent of my parents' pension.

It was one of the most painful moments for Reyes. After her death, he did not take another wife. Alonzo pushed his love for his sweet daughter. He cares less about himself or his love life. Julio, Luciano-David's father, got married to the best woman ever. She was the love of his life and the woman who made his life more meaningful. She gave him two lovely children, Luciano and Rosa. Simon and Carolina were Paul's parents. He had two other daughters who were yet to return to Santa Marta.

I looked at him. "Mafia?" "Leonardo Diablo. Popularly known as De'vora. A deadly mafia boss. Your mother was his only daughter. But she lost everything under his name recently. I was her safe haven and she was mine. She helped me in my hard times. Those hard times almost placed me on the streets, but she was there for me all through. Marriage was the only reward I could think of. Even though I wasn't deeply in love with her. We got married and we had you."

“Leo’s a picky eater. First cookies, now honey?” Eliana giggled, proud of herself. “He’s royalty. He eats whatever he wants.” I covered my smile with my mug of coffee, watching them. Watching him. He looked so ordinary in that moment—barefoot, sleeves pushed up, brow furrowed slightly as he scrambled eggs. Nothing about him screamed ruthless CEO. He looked like… someone’s dad. “Mommy,” Eliana said through a mouthful of toast, “Uncle Dom makes good eggs.” I arched a brow. “You haven’t even tasted them yet.”

“He was handsome too.” “Where’s the former CEO?” I asked curiously. “He’s in another country, I think. He and his wife are both doctors. They’re Sir Rome’s parents,” she replied, surprising me. “Parents?” I knew Rome grew up without parents and only Tita Hailey was with him as he grew up. I really thought Rome himself built this building.

Don Romualdo eagerly announced. "So you mean you knew her parents well, Dad?" Utter excitement was written all over Dylan's face. He and Don Romualdo were supposed to be mortal enemies but it seems that they have agreed on one thing now. About Maureen. "Of course," Don Romulado replied before he fixed his gaze at me in the corner, "Her parents were major shareholders in some of our businesses. Well, not as wealthy and powerful as the Spencers, but her family was not that bad after all. You even manage to get your secretary to shut her mouth all this time. Are you aware of their relationship, huh, Ms. Fisher?"

“About what, exactly?” I took off my blazer and tossed it over the bed. “That the capo’s your brother?” I pointed at her and blurted, “That is exactly why. Because people question and react as if it’s impossible.” She gulped. “It’s not impossible. But I just . . . I could’ve prepared for the revelation if you had just told me beforehand. I already signed the NDA.” I sighed. “We share the same father. His mother is Phoebe Vitale, David Vitale’s late sister and the Mafioso princess, and my mother is Orlanda Conti, a commoner like Dad. There you have it. The truth you asked for.”

The real Leonardo I knew from the old days before he made a fool of himself by playing house with a schoolgirl. “I told you to stop talking about her,” he said coldly. “And I am telling you right now,” I replied just as calmly, “that if my daughter is harmed, I will burn everything you love to the ground.” A heavy silence settled around us, I don't think I had ever uttered a threat so big before but here we were. Rosa and CeCe had disappeared entirely now. Smart people who didn’t want to get involved in our mess. Leonardo stared at me for several seconds before speaking again. “You’re making this difficult, not only for yourself but for everyone involved.”

He will not wait that long to get the woman he loves. "I can not believe what just happened! You cost me my city, and now I am a meanless Don in the Mafia! I should have done my homework better, but I thought we were friends, and you will not lie to me, Leonardo! My poor daughter is married to your useless son, and I can do nothing! I have to move to a city where I can not make money, and you are not even part of the Mafia anymore. I must train your useless son to take over from me one day! I do not know what Lia is going to say! If I could, I would kill you! You can be glad your daughter is Donna Costa! She is the only reason you are still alive," My father shouts at Leonardo Costa.

"Leonardo, meet Madam Rosalie, my biological mother." He froze for a moment, his brows raising in sheer surprise. But that feeling soon transformed into one of regret as he realized what he had done earlier. He had completely disregarded the woman when he first entered. Oh shit. "My apologies, Ma'am, I had no idea," Leonardo said apologetically as he took a few steps forward, extending his hand to Rosalie. "Please, pardon my awful manners. I'm Leonardo Anderson, your daughter's husband and the father of her child." He introduced himself, a bit too proud for Hayley's liking.