Twins Secret (Tiffany)

Chapter 192 She Wants to Leave Harmony City Tiffany saw the look of surprise on Ulysses' face and quietly began to explain, "I don't know what trick you used to senda message from Leon's number. At first, I was suspicious about why he would contactand even arrange to meet at the company. But when I saw you, I was certain it was you who sent the message, not Leon." Hearing Tiffany say this, Ulysses felt a sense of joy.

He looked at Tiffany with anticipation and said with a smile, "So you still understanddeep down. That makeshappy." "Why did you wantto see this? To showthat Leon isn't a good person because he attacked you? Ulysses, I won't choose to side with you because of this." Tiffany made her stance clear, effectively rejecting Ulysses.

Ulysses wasn't surprised; he continued to smile, his gaze fixed on Tiffany.

"Tiffany, don't you want to know what I talked about with Leon?" Hearing this, Tiffany's grip on the steering wheel tightened.

She could roughly guess that the conversation between Ulysses and Leon had something to do with her.

"No." After thinking for a moment, Tiffany expressed her intention and drove away.

She dropped Ulysses off at the Warren Corporation.

"Thank you." After getting out of the car, Ulysses waved at Tiffany through the window.

Tiffany didn't respond and quickly left.

She drove back to the villa, sat alone on the couch, and stared at the ceiling as her thoughts drifted.

Tiffany knew she couldn't convince herself to face Leon again right now.

She also didn't know what to expect if Leon's memory ever returned.

Tiffany felt utterly exhausted and her thoughts were in disarray.

She had finally made up her mind to consider remarrying Leon, but that fall shattered all her hopes.

It felt like fate was deliberately intervening, just when things were about to end perfectly, unexpected events always occurred.

Maybe they really weren't meant to be? In those two hours, Tiffany thought about many things.

She thought about how happy she was when she found Barry.

She thought about how her stuwas steadily progressing, and the brand was slowly gaining international recognition, fulfilling her childhood dream.

She also thought that since she had accomplished what she wanted, maybe it was tto take a short break.

The kids were safe with Leon, and she felt at ease about that.

Now that Tiffany had the idea of leaving, there were many things she needed to settle.

Once everything was taken care of, she could go out and relax.

Thinking about this, Tiffany felt less hesitant, and her frustration dissipated.

The next moment.

There was a loud knock on the door outside the villa.

Tiffany frowned. She hadn't called for any services since she returned.

Usually, no one would cby, let alone knock so aggressively.

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She held her phone tightly, ready to call the police at any moment.

When the villa door finally opened, the caution in Tiffany's eyes turned to terror. She didn't have tto react before the person slapped her hard across the face. Tiffany's cheek immediately turned red, with five deep finger marks.

"You ungrateful wretch! Living in such a nice house and not even thinking of visiting home! If I had known you would turn out like this, I would have strangled you at birth." The person speaking was none other than Tiffany's biological father, Vernon Grey. Standing beside him was Tiffany's biological mother, Leila Waverly.

After Vernon finished speaking, Leila also started cursing, pointing the finger at Tiffany's nose, and shouting, "Shameless wretch." Tiffany had long since stopped caring about these insults.

After all, they had said far worse to her growing up.

Seeing Tiffany remain silent, they cursed even more viciously until they were out of breath. Vernon then glared at Tiffany.

"If it weren't for Connor telling us you're living it up in such a big city, making loads of money, we would have thought you were dead. Tiffany, we raised you for over ten years, and you just ran off. I'm not even going to hold that against you now. Just give us the money. We need to go back and show off to the neighbors and buy Connor a car and a house! And Elliot needs a place near his school. Make sure it's a good one, not slow-end place..." When Tiffany saw them, she had already guessed their intentions.

But she hadn't expected them to be so shameless.

They might have given birth to and raised Tiffany, but they never fulfilled their parental responsibilities.

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Now, seeing Tiffany, they didn't show any concern or ask about her struggles.

They only demanded money.

All they talked about was Connor and Elliot.

Tiffany had becnothing more than a source of money for them.

As they continued their tirade, Tiffany didn't respond.

"I'm talking to you! Are you deaf?" Vernon, seeing Tiffany's lack of response, tried to grab her ear like he used to when she was a child.

This time, Tiffany quickly dodged, avoiding his grasp. She looked at them with even more disappointment.

"I heard you, but their issues have nothing to do with me. I won't spend a single dollar." Tiffany's refusal was firm, leaving Vernon and Leila momentarily stunned.

They hadn't expected Tiffany to defy them. She used to obey their every command.

"Tiffany, are you challenging my authority? Don't forget who gave birth to you and raised you! Look at the house you're living in, Lasked the security guard at the gate; this is a wealthy neighborhood. This villa alone is worth millions. You ungrateful wretch, with so much money, why not help Connor and Elliot? Living here alone is a waste!"

Vernon continued to issue orders to Tiffany as if he were the king of the household, "But since we're already here, you should give this house to En.

Connor. I also heard you have a stuthat's doing well. You should give us a monthly allowance of a million dollars." Every little favor they gave her was treated like a grand gesture, expecting her to be eternally grateful.

However, they forgot one thing: Tiffany was no longer the little girl who let others bully her!