Twins Secret (Tiffany)

Chapter 109 Going to Meet Griffin She got back to her hotel room, took a bath, and tried to relax, but two hours later, she was still wide awake, tossing and turning. Leon's face kept popping into her head, and she couldn't stop replaying their conversation.

She rubbed her temples, sighed, and stared at the ceiling.

What was wrong with her? Did she still have feelings for Leon? No way! Absolutely not! Meanwhile, Leon got home, and Hugo was just finishing up dinner. He was about to ask Leon what he wanted to eat, but one look at Leon's face made him think twice.

Seeing Leon's grim expression, Hugo swallowed his question. He just mumbled, "Mr. Cooper," and stepped aside. Leon ignored him and went straight to his room. He kept replaying Tiffany's words in his mind, feeling a surge of anger. He clenched his fist and punched the wall. His hand got scraped, but he didn't even feel it.

Suddenly, there was thunder and lightning outside, and soon it started pouring. Leon couldn't help but think of the day he and Tiffany went to get their marriage certificate.

It was raining that day too.

Leon had reluctantly agreed to go, but halfway there, he got a call from work about a document that needed his review and signature.

Honestly, it could've waited until after they got the certificate. But Leon was already hesitant about the whole marriage thing and wanted to make things difficult for Tiffany, so he deliberately delayed.

Leon had always misunderstood Tiffany. He thought she was only after money and didn't want someone like that in the Cooper family.

So he turned the car around and went to the office. He wasn't worried about getting scolded by Jujia later because he had a good excuse work.

But once he got to the office, more problems kept popping up, and it wasn't until evening that he finished everything.

When he picked up his phone and saw all the missed calls and messages from Jujia, he remembered Tiffany, whom he'd left at the City Hall entrance.

He figured she must've left by now, especially since it was still raining. But Jujia's messages said Tiffany had waited there all day.

By now, the City Hall was closed.

Leon was annoyed. Could she still be there? Thinking of this, Leon grabbed his car keys and rushed to the City Hall.

When he got there, he saw a small figure huddled in the corner of the entrance, trying to stay dry under the narrow eaves.

Leon walked up to Tiffany and saw she was shivering from the cold. He couldn't help but call her stupid. Later, Tiffany got a severe fever. Jujia scolded Leon countless times, even pulling his ear. In the end, Leon gave in. When Tiffany recovered, they got their marriage certificate. But even with Jujia's intervention, after they married, Leon still didn't treat Tiffany well. Back in the present, Leon let his hand fall weakly. He knew he'd done a lot of hurtful things to Tiffany in the past.

At that moment, Leon understood why Tiffany didn't want to remarry.

Those painful memories had left deep scars on her.

Feeling frustrated, Leon cout of his room and asked Hugo to bring a bottle of red wine.

That night, Leon sat alone on the balcony, drinking wine in the cold wind.

It was the only way he could clear his mind, and the past events kept resurfacing, deepening his guilt towards Tiffany.

The next day, Tiffany got a call from Emery.

"Tiffany, you'll have to go alone. I'll cfind you after I'm done," Emery said.

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"It's okay, you go to the meeting first. I'll grab a cab," Tiffany said. She hung up, packed her things, and left her hotel room.

As she walked into the lobby, she bumped into Miguel and Ralph again, who seemed to be getting ready to leave the northern suburbs.

Miguel's resentful eyes were locked on Tiffany.

She remembered how Miguel had tried to mess with her last night but failed. He seemed pretty pissed about it. Looking at Ralph and Miguel, they only seemed to be getting along on the surface. After all, they had a falling out yesterday. Miguel was just pretending to be friendly to avoid public criticism. No one wanted to be accused of turning against their brother.

Ralph walked over quickly and asked, "Tiffany, are you heading back to Harmony City tomorrow?" Tiffany nodded. "I have a client to meet later. After that, I'll head back tomorrow." "Okay, I'll wait for you to cback. A friend of mine is opening a restaurant, and we can take the kids there for a meal," Ralph invited her, looking at Tiffany with anticipation.

"Sure," Tiffany nodded.

Ralph's nervousness eased. He figured that since Tiffany agreed to have a meal with him, her meeting with Leon last night didn't change their relationship.

After all, if Tiffany had forgiven Leon and reconciled with him, she would probably have avoided meeting Ralph. Ralph was happy inside. "I'll be going now, Tiffany." "Safe travels," Tiffany said, watching them leave. Just then, the car she called pulled up to the hotel entrance. She hadn't slept well last night, so she dozed off as soon as she got in the car.

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The driver, worried about her being alone, couldn't help but say, "Young lady, are you here alone? This place isn't very safe, and there are Occasional gang fights. Not many people chere. You should be careful." "I know, I'm just here for a business meeting," Tiffany said, then opened her phone and sent her location to Emery before getting out of the car.

She looked around and saw that besides a few construction sites, there were mostly abandoned buildings. In broad daylight, there wasn't a single person in sight.

And since it rained last night, the puddles made it hard to walk.

Tiffany thought she should be careful in such a place. She sent another message to Emery: [Cfindwhen you're done.] Then, Tiffany took photos of the surroundings and sent them to the client, asking for the exact address.

The client replied with a marked image. Tiffany looked at the old residential building nearby and walked over, going up to the third floor.

She knocked on the door, and soon a man in his thirties opened it.

"Are you Miss Grey? I'm Griffin Sullivan," Griffin greeted, extending his hand.

"Hello, Mr. Sullivan," Tiffany said, shaking his hand politely.

However, he gripped her hand tightly, making her uncomfortable.

Tiffany tried to pull her hand away, but Griffin held on tighter, hurting her.

"Mr. Sullivan," Tiffany said softly, signaling him to let go.

Griffin realized his mistake and quickly released her hand, smiling awkwardly. "Miss Grey, I'm just so excited to meet you I've heard so much about your successful fashion brand. I wanted to see for myself, so I ordered a dress for my wife. But she just went out and will be back in half an hour. Please cin and have a seat. It's still a bit chilly after the rain, and I'll make you a cup of hot tea."

Seeing Griffin being so polite, Tiffany gradually let down her guard and followed Griffin inside. She noticed that the interior was very simple and it seemed like very few people chere, which made her feel uneasy.