Twins Secret (Tiffany)

Chapter 130 Leon Must Wake Up Miguel's earlier ramblings were dismissed by Ralph as his usual nonsense, but that last line grabbed his attention. He glanced at Miguel and asked, "What are you up to?" Miguel grinned, walked over, and whispered something in Ralph's ear.

Ralph's eyes darkened as he listened, but the more he heard, the more excited he got. When Miguel finished, Ralph nodded and quickly left the Larson Corporation.

At around 10 PM, Ralph showed up at Leon's hospital room again, this twith a basket of fruit.

Tiffany, who had been resting, opened her eyes at the sound of the door and looked at Ralph, puzzled. She thought that after she had turned him down, Ralph wouldn't cback.

"Tiffany, I know Leon means a lot to you, but you still need to rest and take care of yourself." Ralph's eyes flickered with concern as he set the fruit down and sat beside Tiffany.

Tiffany just smiled and shook her head, her gaze fixed on Leon. "As long as Leon wakes up, I don't mind being tired." Hearing this, Ralph's expression becslightly strained, and he felt a tightness in his chest.

But he kept a smile on his face, though his hands, which he had hesitated to use before entering, were now in his pockets.

He finally spoke, trying to sound casual, "Tiffany, I remember that during the years you were married to Leon, he didn't treat you well. Even though there were no scandals, no one knew you were Mrs. Cooper. When you cback with Sam and Flora, he still wanted to get engaged to Bronte, showing that you never mattered to him. Leon is a cold and selfish man. If he treats his wife so indifferently, who can guarantee that those who work with him won't face the sfate?" His words made Tiffany feel that something was off about him tonight since he never usually brought up Leon's past.

"Ralph, this is between Leon and me. You don't need to interfere. Even if Leon wrongedin the past and often ignored me, I can feel that he's changed a lot now. He saved Flora and me, and he's done a lot to make amends. I'm willing to start over with him." Tiffany's serious response was meant to tell Ralph that no matter what happened, she would stand by Leon's side. She hoped Ralph would understand and stop thinking about her.

Ralph suppressed his sadness, not expecting Tiffany's answer to be so firm.

Ralph looked up at her, hesitating as he asked, "Do you... really feel that strongly about Leon?" Tiffany thought for a few seconds and nodded. "Yes." The confirmed reply left Ralph in silence for a long time.

He smiled as if relieved, stood up from the chair, and said his final goodbye to Tiffany.

"If you can be happy, I won't bother you anymore." "Okay." Tiffany nodded with relief.

Ralph then left the room.

Tiffany's doubts were dispelled. She thought Ralph had cto her to let go of his last hope.

But besides Miguel's instructions, Ralph did indeed have that intention.

In the hallway, Ralph took out a recording pen from his pocket. He smiled bitterly, his eyes growing cold as he whispered, "Tiffany... I hope you won't hatewhen you find out the truth." Tiffany would never have guessed that their entire conversation had been recorded.

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"Nice work. Once everything's out in the open, everyone will see Leon for who he really is! Then you can go after Tiffany without any worries." Ralph sneered, looking at Miguel with a hint of coldness. "Miguel, cut the act. From the moment I agreed to this, Tiffany and I... were never going to happen." Miguel shrugged indifferently, having never had any real feelings for Tiffany. He thought it was a good thing to see Ralph determined to let her go. Patting Ralph's shoulder, he said, "Ralph, you've got the skills and the means. If you want, you can have any woman you desire. Just say the word, and I'll make it happen. No need to be shy; we're family." Miguel's words didn't make Ralph happy. He shook off Miguel's hand, his tone icy. "No need." Ralph didn't need Miguel's so-called "family," a statement that rejected both of Miguel's offers.

Seeing Ralph's firm attitude, Miguel didn't push further and handed Ralph a document. "Take a look at this." Ralph opened the contract with curiosity and saw information about a company he had never heard of. "What company is this? I've never heard of it in Harmony City." "It's listed abroad and just registered domestically. They have a lot of projects needing outsourcing and offer high prices. I found out that many former employees and shareholders of the Cooper group were poached by this company. The company president must be a big shot. After reading the information, contact this number and visit the company tomorrow. The enemy of my enemy is my friend." After Miguel's brief explanation, Ralph left the office and returned to his workspace to carefully review the document.

He knew little about this company and decided to visit it personally the next day.

Ralph dialed the number on the document, wanting to communicate first.

The call was answered by a clear, youthful voice. "Hello, Mr. Larson." Upon hearing the address, Ralph was taken aback. He asked, confused, "You know it's me?"

The other person chuckled, clearly expecting Ralph's question he m explained calmly, sparking Ralph's curiosity.

"I conducted a background check, which is how I got your number. I also know that the LarsonCorporation and the Cooper Group are rivals, so I anticipated someone from your company would reach out to me. I just didn't expect it to be you, Mr. Larson."

e Ralph wanted to know more about this person, so he asked about the meeting "Can we meet in person?" "Of course. I'll send the location to you, Mr. Larson. I'm looking forward to collaborating with the Larson Corporation. See you tomorrow." The call ended, and Ralph received the address, a small bookstore near the company's location.

Ralph quickly prepared and drove home.

Meanwhile, Miguel handled the recording pen, leaving the editing to professionals.

When he received the edited recording, he contacted a journalist.

"I've got a big scoop for you. Don't forget you oweone." After the call, he sent the recording, and everything proceeded smoothly.