The name Leonardo Rossi had echoed through the business world since the day he was born, not because he had built his own legacy, but because he was the only grandson of the Rossi family, one of the wealthiest families that owned a vast group of companies with investments spanning countless industries. At twenty-three, everyone saw him as the next heir to the empire his family had built. His father never allowed him to live like an ordinary young man. For years, he had pushed Leonardo into the business, taking him to meetings and teaching him the secrets of management, convinced that the day would come when Leonardo would carry the family name on his shoulders and take over the company. Yet despite all those responsibilities, Leonardo was no different from any other man in his twenties. He spent his time with his friends, stayed out until the early hours of the morning, and enjoyed his youth as he pleased, as if the world of boardrooms and tailored suits ceased to exist once the workday ended. There was only one thing he ever took seriously... Aurora, his girlfriend Nineteen years old, the daughter of a powerful general and a wealthy family whose status rivaled that of the Rossis. She was spoiled beyond reason, accustomed to getting everything she wanted, and Leonardo didn't mind it in the slightest. In fact, he loved it. He was hopelessly obsessed with her, seeing her stubbornness and spoiled nature as part of her charm, treating her as though the entire world had been created to give her everything she desired.