A Second Chance With My Billionaire Love

Leonels fingers paled as he clenched the phone tightly.

Leonel’s grip on the phone tightened, his voice carrying a bitter edge.

“You don't get it, do you? You act like you're not to blame for any of this.

Don't you dare deny that you still think about Calvin. And my actions-are they really so unforgivable?” There was a bitter edge to Alexis’ voice as she responded, her tone detached. “Yes, I am to blame. I regret bringing you home that year. Yes, I won't deny it. I still miss Calvin. And yes, what you've done are unforgivable.” She shook her head, a sad smile playing on her lips. “Leonel, you're missing the point entirely. If you don't love me anymore and want out, just say it. But belittle the love I once had for you by doing what you've done? That crossed the line. Our time together meant something, whether you choose to acknowledge it or not.” Leonel felt the words caught in his throat, unable to speak.

Alexis’ smile vanished. “It's over, Leonel” With that, she ended the call.

Alone in the car, Leonel reached for a cigarette, only to find the pack empty. His phone buzzed. It was Noreen. “Mr. Douglas, the meeting's starting soon.” “Okay.” Leonel ended the call and started the engine.

faced numerous challenges,

hadn't cared much

Alexis would see

maybe he buried himself in work to numb the pain her

Alexis remained away.

only caught glimpses of them during lunches and dinners outside

company narrowly averted

meet. Instead, she insisted on a divorce, scheduled for

alcohol. What used to be moderate drinking