Twins Secret (Tiffany)

Chapter 114 Encouraging Julie to Give Feedback The next morning, Leon showed up at the villa bright and early. Tiffany had already whipped up breakfast and set a plate aside for him. She looked up and smiled as he strolled into the living room.

Last night, before hitting the sack, Tiffany had given Leon the villa's code. As soon as Leon walked in, the three kids chirped, "Daddy!" in their sweet voices.

The kids had just tumbled out of their bedroom and were over the moon to see Leon in the living room, their grins stretching from ear to ear.

Leon spread his arms wide and scooped the three of them up, leading them to the dining table.

The family of five quietly enjoyed their breakfast together, the most peaceful meal they'd ever had.

Tiffany handed Leon a napkin, and Leon gently tucked a stray lock of hair behind her ear. Their actions were like those of a couple who had been together for years.

The three kids watched and giggled.

After breakfast, Tiffany had to head to her studio, so the three kids piled into the car with Leon, who was on drop- off duty for preschool.

Since Tiffany and Leon's relationship was now out in the open, the preschool teachers were in the loop. Seeing Leon drop the kids off was no big surprise.

As soon as the three kids walked into their classroom, their classmates swarmed them. One kid even whipped out a pen and pointed to his new white shirt, excitedly asking for an autograph. "Sam, Barry, Flora, can you sign this for me?" Hearing this, the other kids crowded around, all wanting autographs from the trio. "I want one too! Letgo first!" too!" "We're classmates with celebrities now!" The kids were super excited, treating the three like stars. At their age, anyone who showed up on TV was a big deal.

A few days ago, while the kids were at home, they had seen a video of the three performing stunts, which made them even more admired. So, seeing them in person was a thrill.

The three kids hadn't expected to be so popular and felt a bit anxious as they were surrounded.

They knew their classmates meant no harm, but they were worried about Flora getting hurt. Sam and Barry kept Flora in the middle, using their hands to push the crowd back.

Sam shouted, "Everyone, calm down! Don't crowd us. Line up, and I'll sign for you, okay?" Hearing Sam, the kids obediently formed a line.

It took half an hour to sign all the autographs.

Sam's hand was shaking; it was the first the had written his nso much that he felt a bit queasy.

The rest of the day went smoothly for the three kids. After school, Leon picked them up. They cheerfully said goodbye to their teachers and hopped into the car.

Not far away, Bronte hid in the shadows, watching everything. Her cold eyes were fixed on the three kids. Since Tiffany and Leon didn't want her to have a good life, she decided to make them pay for it.

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Bronte smiled sinisterly, a plan forming in her mind.

At the studio, Tiffany had just finished a design sketch when Julie cin with a cup of hot coffee. Tiffany happened to sneeze.

"Tiffany, you okay?" Julie looked at her with concern, placing the coffee cup on the desk.

Tiffany shook her head with a smile and handed the sketch to Julie, taking a sip of her coffee.

"Julie, can you take a look and see if there's anything that needs tweaking? If you have any ideas, just letknow. Our brand's new collection is launching in a week, and I want to make sure it's flawless. What do you think?" Julie's eyes widened in surprise. She hadn't expected Tiffany to ask for her input on something as crucial as the new collection launch. "Tiffany, I'm not sure if I'm up to it." Julie was comfortable handling smaller tasks, but this was about the new collection's launch, which could surpass previous sales. She didn't want to mess it up.

"I believe in you, Julie." Tiffany's tone was serious, and her determined gaze gave Julie the courage she needed. Julie felt a warmth in her heart. Working with Tiffany always made her feel valued, and she was grateful for that.

Seeing Tiffany's encouragement, Julie decided not to hold back. She had noticed an issue with the sketch but had hesitated to mention it, thinking Tiffany's designs wouldn't have such small mistakes. Now, she pointed to the waist area of the outfit in the sketch, clearly indicating the problem.

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"Tiffany, I think for everyday wear, this area shouldn't be too tight. And based on these proportions, the top looks too short. It might look good on I for someone of a tall model, but for average height, it would look like children's clothing. For shorter people, it would make them look even shorter. So, I think we should lengthen it a bit and make it slightly looser. It would fit our fall collection's 'Silent Fall' thbetter. Fall is about comfort, and the clothes should reflect that." Julie felt a weight lift off her shoulders after saying all this.

Tiffany looked at the area thoughtfully and nodded. She had felt something was off with the design but hadn't compared the measurements closely.

Julie's comments made everything clear.

Tiffany stood up, put down her coffee cup, and walked over to Julie, placing a gentle hand on her shoulder with a look of appreciation, "see, that wasn't sp hard you just lack confidence, always thinking you can't do it. Julie, I've always recognized your talent. You're better than many others. So next tyou have any suggestions, feel free to share them with me, okay?" Tiffany's warm tone made Julie feel truly valued, and she nodded with determination. After returning the sketch to Tiffany, she exited the office filled with motivation and eagerness to draw. With Tiffany's support, Julie experienced a boost of confidence in her artistic abilities.

Tiffany sat back down and revised the sketch, finally satisfied and ready to go home. As she packed up and grabbed her bag to leave the office, her phone screen lit up. Curious, Tiffany unlocked her phone to find a text message: [Have you ever thought about what it would feel like to lose someone important?] The short message puzzled Tiffany. Was it a prank? But for sreason, the longer she stared at it, the more uneasy she felt. She decided to save the number and check its IP address later.

Leaving the studio, Tiffany headed to the garage and saw Bronte standing by her car.

She smirked at Tiffany, looking at her with a challenging gaze. "Tiffany, your lack of reaction is really disappointing. It's such a waste of my efforts."