Semua Bab Mr. Billionaire Claims Me Back : Bab 101 - Bab 110

Lilian POV I woke up to soft morning light filtering through the curtains of our room in Rome. The day promised to be beautiful, and the enthusiasm of the triplets, Ruby, Rory and Ryan, was palpable. Their infectious energy made me smile instantly. I turned to Jensen, who was still sleeping, his face calm and relaxed. The way he was there, calmly, only increased my admiration for him. “Good morning, Jensen,” I murmured, giving his shoulder a light touch. He opened his eyes slowly, a smile forming when he saw my face. “Good morning, Lilian. Are you ready to explore the city?” His voice was hoarse, but the excitement in his eyes was evident. "I am yes! But first, we need to wake the children up,” I replied, getting up and heading towards the children's room. As soon as I walked in, I found the triplets in a huddle of blankets, still drowsy but with little giggles escaping their lips. “Come on, wake up! We have an exciting day ahead!” “What’s the first stop, Mommy?” Ruby asked

Lilian POV The night in Rome was magical, as if the city had dressed for the occasion. The golden lights of the lamps reflected on the ancient stones of the streets, and the aroma of Italian food wafted in the air, surrounded by laughter and lively conversation. Jensen and I were on our way to the famous 'Largo di Torre Argentina', a place that has always fascinated me for its history and beauty. “Have you been here before?” Jensen asked as we walked hand in hand, the warmth of his palm comforting me. "No. I always wanted to visit, but never had the opportunity. This place is incredible!” I replied, looking around. The Roman ruins and the cats that roamed freely created a unique and welcoming atmosphere. When we arrived at the square, I couldn't help but be enchanted by the sight. Ancient stone columns surrounded the area, and a small group of cats lounged in the moonlight. “Look, it looks like they make this place their home,” I commented, pointing to the felines sprawled out

Kate POV I observed the scene in the garden, hidden among the shadows of the trees, with my eyes fixed on Jensen's figure. He was kneeling in front of Lilian, holding a small box in his hands. My entire body shook with rage, and I felt my teeth grinding involuntarily. That scene was simply unbearable. “They can’t be happy… not after everything I did to tear them apart,” I muttered with suppressed fury, the words coming through clenched teeth. Beside me, Finn watched, uneasy. He knew how much that moment meant to me. Seeing them together, as if nothing had ever happened between us… it was too much for me to bear. I turned to Finn, his gaze fixed and cold. “We have to do something,” I whispered, trying not to attract attention. My tone was somber, and he could tell I wasn't joking around. Finn raised an eyebrow hesitantly. “Kate… are you sure? I mean, it’s obvious you want revenge, but…” “You don't understand, Finn,” I snapped, cutting him off with a glare. “Jensen is mine. I

Jensen POV When I returned to the couch where Lilian was, a smile on her face and two drinks in her hands, the anticipation of toasting our engagement filled me with joy. However, as I got closer, I realized that Lilian was no longer there. Her purse was lying next to the pillow, and this made me conclude that she must have gone to the bathroom. With a slight sigh of relief, I placed the drinks on the table and sat down, waiting for her to return. Minutes passed, and I continued looking around, my gaze getting lost among the people dancing and having fun. The rhythm of the music pulsed like a heart, but my mind was focused only on Lilian. "She should be back soon," I thought, trying to convince myself that everything was fine. But as time passed, the restlessness began to grow. I went to the bar again, hoping that when I returned, she would be back. But when I returned to the couch, I saw no sign of her. I looked towards the bathroom and noticed there was a line at the door. "May

I was frozen, paralyzed by the shock of seeing Jensen with another woman, so laid-back and relaxed as if nothing had happened between us. The pain in my chest was overwhelming, a mix of shock, humiliation, and a feeling of betrayal so intense it made everything around me seem like a blur. He had promised me love and loyalty, and here he was, destroying everything we had built with a single action. The air felt thick, and I felt intense nausea, as if my body couldn't support the weight of what my eyes were seeing. When Jensen noticed my presence, he staggered toward the bed, eyes wide. “Lilian… I can explain,” he said, his voice breaking. His words seemed empty and cold, a distant echo unable to pierce the barrier of pain that had already enveloped my heart. I stared at him for a few seconds, unable to say a single word. The tears threatened to flow, but I refused to let them fall there, in front of him. I turned and ran down the hallway, desperate to get away from it. I felt crushe