Twins Secret (Tiffany)

Chapter 150 "Blood Brothers" Meet Leon recognized Ulysses immediately and walked over quickly.

Ulysses wasn't surprised to see Leon. He pointed to a table by the bookstore window and smiled. "Want to chat over there?" Leon followed him and sat down. Ulysses ordered two cups of coffee. "The staff here made this coffee. You won't mind, will you?" Leon didn't responed, taking a sip of the coffee.

Ulysses just smiled faintly and drank his coffee, waiting for Leon to speak first. They sat in silence for a long tuntil Ulysses finally broke it.

"Mr. Cooper, what brings you here?" Ulysses leaned back in his chair, calmly looking at Leon. "Delete the post you made," Leon demanded.

Ulysses chuckled. "It's too late. The news is already out. Deleting the post won't change anything. Mr. Cooper, you didn't expectto cback, did you? But I did sdigging on you. How could you just forget what happened back then?" A shadow crossed Ulysses' eyes as he glared at Leon. Leon set his coffee cup down, tapping his fingers on the table with a hint of disdain in his eyes.

"So all of this is just to makeremember that?" Leon asked.

Ulysses snorted but didn't deny it. He hadn't expected Leon to fall from the building, though.

"Do you want to return to the Cooper Family or take over the company?" Leon asked calmly.

Leon had been composed since he walked into the bookstore, which was different from what Ulysses had expected. He thought Leon would be furious after seeing the post. Clearly, he was wrong.

Ulysses smiled and said, "I don't want any of that. But you will pay. Our father made the mistake, yet he got to go back hpeacefully, leaving my mom andbehind. If it weren't for that, my mom wouldn't have died!" Ulysses' words stirred memories deep within Leon. Back then, Leon was still a teenager and believed his parents had a great relationship until Ulysses' mom showed up. The shock of it all led to Leon threatening to kill himself if they joined the Cooper Family, which resulted in his fall and memory loss.

Thinking back, Leon didn't hate Ulysses then; he just couldn't accept the situation. He looked at Ulysses coldly. "I underestimated you. You've learned a lot since leaving Harmony City. You've poached many of my top executives and even sold employees. It seems you're trying to bringdown to nothing." Leon rubbed the rim of his coffee cup, speaking without much anger. But his next words showed a flash of anger. "But you shouldn't have smeared my mom and grandpa. They did nothing wrong. My mom was the victim of my dad's affair. Your mom was the other woman." Just a heads up: is the only place to read the complete version of this book for free. Don't miss out on the next chapter-visit us now and continue your journey! Leon spat out the last words through gritted teeth. Ulysses' eyes filled with rage, and he slammed the table, unable to control his emotions. "My mom was not the other woman!" The commotion drew the attention of the other patrons in the bookstore. Ulysses noticed their stares and forced himself to calm down. He glared at Leon. "Leon, the Cooper Family's heartlessness caused my mom's tragedy. You will pay. Now that everything is out in the open, just wait and see. I won't let you off. Our conversation is over. Please leave my bookstore. You're not welchere anymore." Ulysses pointed to the door, signaling for Leon to leave. Leon had no intention of staying. He had cto see Ulysses for the company's sake. He stood up and spoke before leaving, "I won't hold you accountable for what you've done behind the scenes because it hasn't affected the company. Consider those executives and employees who left as my gift to you." Leon's sharp words left Ulysses speechless. He could only watch as Leon walked away, feeling frustrated. He punched the table hard. "Leon, we'll see about that." At the police station, the Larson Corporation had been formally sentenced. They were found guilty of harming innocent children and other illegal activities, receiving a 15-year prison sentence and a $200 million fine.

Ralph cto say his final goodbyes. He first met with Derek, sitting across from each other with a glass window between them. Derek couldn't hide his anger. If it weren't for the glass, he would have attacked Ralph.

"What are you doing here?" "Dad, is there nothing in your heart but profit?" Ralph asked, his eyes fixed on Derek, voicing a long-held question.

Derek scoffed, a hint of disdain in his eyes. "Of course, only profit matters." "So you chose profit over my mom, costing her life," Ralph said, his words making Derek's expression change.

"What do you mean?" Derek asked, trying to stay calm but clearly flustered.

Ralph found it laughable that Derek could still feel fear. "You and Vera caused my mom's youth. You m thought was too young to know, but I always knew. You lied to my mom and tried to send her to another man's bed. She couldn't bear the humiliation and died because of it.'

|| Ralph's eyes turned red, veins bulging on his forehead. Derek broke into a cold sweat looking at Ralph in terror. "If you knew, why did you stay and help the company?" "To get my revenge. You sawas a tool to train Miguel, but I becyour nightmare, striking back at you."

Derek's eyes widened. He finally saw Ralph for who he truly was. He had always thought Ralph was easy to eTX manipulate, but now he realized Ralph had been waiting in the shadows for the right moment to strike. "So you orchestrated the orphanage incident," Derek said, his voice trembling as he pointed at Ralph. "You led Tiffany to meet that child, didn't you?"