My Love Until the Last Goodbye by Alut

Chapter 0344

Lucius parked the car in front of Leonardo’s luxurious mansion. It was an enormous palace, more like a castle. Serenity had never seen anything like it up close before.

“Welcome home, Serenity! I hope the trip wasn’t too tiring Lucius insisted we stop for coffee at the place you like, but I preferred something more personal,” said Leonardo, flashing a wide smile.

“Are you my grandfather?”

“Indeed, my dear! I am your grandfather. I am your family!

“Then why did you bring me here by force?”

“I didn’t use force to bring you here. I’d never do that. I apologize for my son–he has very little patience, something he unfortunately inherited from his father,” Leonardo said, shooting a cold glance at Lucius.

insists she’s Marcus’s daughter. It drives me crazy. Because

later, Serenity, you’ll realize he isn’t

I’m here now. What do you want from me? As far as I know, yesterday everyone was shocked to learn I’m Maximus’s daughter. And

want to get to know you. It’s been 20

when my mother was being threatened by Alexia Levett? Where were you when my mother didn’t even have enough to eat? You were never there for me, and now

I wasn’t there. I didn’t know what that woman had done to your mother. If I’d known if your mother had just trusted us…“,

she trust you when you constantly pushed her to the limit? I know yesterday it seemed like I was angry with my mother, but that doesn’t mean I don’t love her. I love my mother and appreciate everything she’s done for me. She worked so hard to raise me. And yes, my father is Marcus Bartz. He’s the one who took care of

from us. You’re a Palmer. Of course, we would have loved to have you with us from the start. At the very least, Catherine would have been at peace knowing you. She always wanted a

you tried to kidnap

meeting, Leonardo hadn’t escaped her notice, and it was clear her father recognized him too, judging by the looks they exchanged before

Valentia, and my poor mother was on her deathbed Your mother was so cold and wouldn’t let us

Grandpa, and I never saw you