Twins Secret (Tiffany)

Chapter 195 It Has Nothing to Do with Him "What's wrong?" Leon frowned deeply, tightening his grip on his phone.

He didn't know why, but hearing Grant's voice made him feel uneasy.

"Mr. Cooper, someone just posted a video online involving Mrs. Cooper... no, Miss Grey. It also mentioned the Cooper Group and linked it to you. Now people are saying Miss Grey and Mr. Cooper are ungrateful..." Grant paused, forwarding the video to Leon's message box, then continued, "Mr. Cooper, I've sent you the video. This is a family matter, so it's best if you handle it." With that, Grant hung up.

Leon furrowed his brows and opened the video. The faces in the video were unfamiliar to him.

But the content was clear: it criticized Tiffany for living a good life while abandoning her parents in the countryside and even mistreating her nephew.

It was obvious that Tiffany's parents had clooking for her because she hadn't been supporting them.

As Leon watched the video, the kids gathered around, having overheard Grant's call. Knowing it involved Tiffany, they were naturally anxious.

After watching the video, the kids were visibly upset.

They hadn't heard much about Tiffany's parents, but they knew Tiffany wasn't afraid of heartless people like that! "Daddy, they're wrong! Mommy is great, they're the bad ones!" Flora, with tears in her eyes, clung to Leon's arm, shaking it desperately.

Seeing Flora's red eyes, Leon's heart softened. He gently patted her head.

"Daddy knows, don't worry." With Leon's reassurance, the kids felt better.

But Leon couldn't help but recall many things from the past.

For instance, when he married Tiffany, he had asked if she wanted to invite her family, but Tiffany had avoided the topic.

Leon had assumed Tiffany's family didn't know about their marriage and that she wanted to keep it a secret. So he always thought Tiffany married him for his money.

Later, when Tiffany never mentioned her family, he assumed they had passed away and it was a sensitive topic.

In hindsight, there were many suspicious points.

But back then, Leon didn't care much about Tiffany, so he didn't investigate further. Otherwise, with Leon's resources, a little investigation would have revealed the truth.

But now...

Just thinking about Elliot's character, it was clear Tiffany's parents weren't good people. However, to understand the situation fully, he needed to see Tiffany.

After calming the kids, Leon drove off alone.

He arrived at Tiffany's villa. Just as he was about to knock, a string of numbers flashed in his mind, and he entered the code.

When the door opened, Leon was visibly surprised.

How did he know the code? When did this happen? And why couldn't he remember that moment? Leon didn't have tto ponder these questions. He quickly walked into the living room.

Tiffany happened to cout of the bedroom. The moment their eyes met, everything seemed to quiet down. They stared at each other for several seconds before Tiffany reacted first, running downstairs to Leon.

"What are you doing here?" Tiffany asked.

Leon frowned slightly and countered, "Didn't you see the news about your parents online?" "I saw it," Tiffany replied calmly.

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She checked her phone and saw the messages involving Leon.

A hint of apology flashed in Tiffany's eyes. She put away her phone and looked at Leon.

"Mr. Cooper, don't worry. I'll handle this and stop the rumors." But Leon found Tiffany's words laughable.

"You don't even dare to tellabout your parents. How can I expect you to solve this?" Leon spoke with a hint of sarcasm, his smile full of disdain.

Tiffany lowered her eyes, not speaking.

She couldn't argue with Leon because what he said was true.

But this was her issue. Letting Leon handle it would only complicate things, and her family might even try to use him.

Tiffany thought for a moment, then looked up with a serious expression.

"I can handle this." "I'll give you three days," Leon said flatly, then turned and left without hesitation.

Three days was enough.

But Leon's attitude left Tiffany feeling extremely uncomfortable.

She sat back on the sofa, repeatedly watching the video.

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Her parents were playing the victim, De clears. Butn crying and wiping their tears. Butn Tiffany noticed the background wall, which seemed familiar. Where had she seen it before? Tiffany stared at it for a few more seconds until a fleeting object in the video caught her eye.

It matched her suspicion perfectly.

The person who brought her parents to Harmony City was Lauren.

Recently, Lauren was the only one who mentioned her parents.

So when she saw her parents, Lauren cto mind.

She wasn't sure about that, but the antique in the video was from Lauren's house.

Tiffany had visited once and remembered sof the decor.

Knowing Lauren was involved, Tiffany decided to confront her.

She wanted to know why Lauren did this.

With a determined look, Tiffany grabbed her car keys and left.

She arrived at Lauren's door and knocked.

Lauren opened the door, not surprised to see Tiffany. She even smiled, as if expecting her.

"Miss Grey, please cin." Tiffany stepped into the living room and immediately saw the object from the video.

But her parents had already left Lauren's house, so she couldn't catch them red handed. "Miss Grey, what would you like to drink? Coffee?" Lauren asked.

Tiffany turned to her, her face cold. "Ms. Simpson, you're quite the hypocrite."