Twins Secret (Tiffany)

Chapter 128 Leon's Parents "Yeah, that's right," Tiffany said, getting straight to the point with Bronte. She needed answers about this mysterious guy fast, especially with Leon still in a coma.

Bronte glanced at her and asked, "If I told you I don't know who he is, would you believe me?" Tiffany frowned, still skeptical of Bronte's words.

Bronte shut her eyes, like she was lost in thought. "That day, he tookfrom the police station and broughtto his villa. Everything I did afterward was because of him. You have no idea how terrifying it is to be around him. You have to stay on high alert because if you anger him, he could actually kill you." Despite her usual calm demeanor, Bronte couldn't stop trembling when she mentioned the mysterious man.

The officers nearby were taking notes, also trying to track down the mastermind.

Tiffany picked up on a key point in Bronte's words and asked, "So you've seen him kill someone, haven't you?" Bronte was taken aback but then nodded. "His methods are brutal. I could sense he had a complicated relationship with Leon-intense hatred, but also a strange smile when he looked at Leon's photos. I also heard him mention Leon's parents. That's all I know." Tiffany realized Bronte wasn't lying and said something that puzzled her. "Bronte, I'm not someone you should envy." Bronte looked up, confused. "What do you mean?" "Bronte, you only see the surface. My life hasn't been easy. My parents favored boys over girls and never treatedlike their daughter. If I hadn't run away, I would have been sold off. Compared to my life, you've had it much better." With that, Tiffany stood up, gave Bronte one last look, and left.

Bronte stared at the spot where Tiffany had been, a relieved smile forming on her face.

As Tiffany left the police station, a sense of unease washed over her, her thoughts echoing Bronte's words. She felt troubled by the unsettling connection between Bronte's actions and herself, and she was anxious about the mysterious man involved.

If he had mentioned Leon's parents, it meant there was a connection to the previous generation. She needed to ask Ronald for more information.

At that moment, someone cup to her. Ralph's voice was laced with worry. "Tiffany, how did it go?" "It's fine," Tiffany replied with a light smile, not sharing the details with Ralph.

Seeing she didn't want to talk, Ralph didn't press further. They then drove back to the hospital.

Back at the hospital, Leon was still unconscious.

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Ralph felt a pang in his heart, realizing he had no chance with Tiffany. He forced a smile and left the room. Tiffany watched the empty room, knowing this was for the best. Getting too involved with Ralph could affect Leon's company, especially since the Larson Corporation and the Cooper Group were rivals.

She immediately contacted Ronald, who cto the hospital as soon as he heard there was progress.

As soon as Ronald arrived, Tiffany asked urgently, "Grandpa, did Leon's parents have any enemies when they were younger? Or did they offend anyone in business?" Ronald stroked his beard, thinking for a while before shaking his head. "Leon's parents were kind and fair in business. They never monopolized deals and always shared profits. They couldn't have had enemies. Why are you asking? Do you think Leon's accident is related to his parents?" Tiffany nodded and recounted her conversation with Bronte.

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Tiffany picked up the cane, puzzled. "Grandpa, do you know something?" Ronald hesitated but then nodded, guilt in his eyes. "It was indeed the Cooper family's fault. If I had acted sooner, maybe none of this would have happened."

Tiffany vaguely sensed that this matter was not simple; W otherwise Ronald wouldn't have such a hesitant expression. Maybe he knew who was behind Leon's accident. Tiffany looked seriously at Ronald, gripping his hand tightly, and urgently asked, "Grandpa, what exactly happened at that time? Can you tellin detail?"

Ronald gently patted her hand, steeling himself to share the truth.

"Tiffany, this happened many year's it was behind us, but agor thought it w perhaps we need to tread carefully. That person... might not be dead after all." Dead? Who was he talking about? Tiffany's mind raced, her curiosity piqued by Ronald's cryptic words. She held her breath, eager for him to elaborate.

"It all began with Leon's father. He had an affair."