Twins Secret (Tiffany)

Chapter 222 Two Leons Leon hadn't done anything wrong, yet he was being blamed for everything. His tone grew impatient.

"If you have nothing better to do, go investigate." "Alright, I won't say anything more." Aiden quickly left, not wanting to provoke Leon's anger any further.

Leon walked silently through the living room, bypassing Tiffany's spot, and deliberately sat across from her. He glanced at Tiffany out of the corner of his eye, but she didn't even look up.

As soon as Leon sat down, Tiffany got up to leave, as if she couldn't stand being in the sroom with him. Leon couldn't tolerate it any longer and called out to her.

"Tiffany, if you have something to say, just say it." Tiffany stopped in her tracks and glared at Leon. She didn't say anything, but her eyes showed a hint of annoyance.

Leon was inexplicably annoyed by Tiffany's attitude. He should be the one annoyed, not her. What right did Tiffany have? Tiffany had only gone out for a bit, but she cback as if she had swallowed a firecracker, full of anger. Her expression seemed to warn everyone around her not to mess with her, or else.

Leon felt a surge of anger. He hadn't confronted Tiffany, yet she was treating him with disdain. How could he not be angry? For the rest of the time, Leon stayed in the living room while Tiffany stayed in her room. Even when they occasionally ran into each other, they didn't speak, treating each other like they were invisible.

Finally, it was dinnertime.

Aiden and Ronald arrived at the dining room to find Tiffany and Leon already seated at the table, but there was a palpable tension between them, as if they had a deep-seated grudge.

"Leon, why the long face?" Ronald asked as he sat next to Leon.

"Nothing, Grandpa. Let's eat," Leon spoke with a blank expression. Tiffany was the same. Their strange atmosphere felt off.

Ronald looked at Leon, then at Tiffany. He was sure they had argued. Otherwise, why would they be like this? "Tiffany, be honest with me. Did Leon make you angry?" Ronald sided with Tiffany, immediately looking for Leon's fault. But before Tiffany could speak, Leon answered Ronald's question.

"Grandpa, speople have their own opinions. She went out and cback angry for no reason. I think someone might have offered her a lot of money to cut ties with us, and she's using this as an excuse." Leon knew how to be sarcastic, and his words were infuriating.

"That's still better than someone who turns their back on people." Tiffany suddenly said, putting down her utensils, losing her appetite.

"Grandpa, Aiden, I'm full. You guys enjoy." Tiffany got up and left the table, heading back to her room.

Ronald couldn't hold back any longer and kicked Leon, angrily asking, "Leon, what exactly did you do?" "Grandpa, it's not my fault. I haven't done anything." Leon frowned, recalling Tiffany's words about him turning his back on people. What had he done? Leon wanted to know, but Tiffany hadn't mentioned anything specific, so he didn't even have a chance to explain.

Ronald didn't listen to Leon's excuses and sent him upstairs.

"Don't cdown until you've made up with Tiffany!" "Grandpa..." Leon's voice was helpless, but Ronald's words left no room for refusal.

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Tiffany yanked her hand away.

"Are you playing dumb, Leon?" Her words confused Leon even more.

"What do you mean?" Leon asked patiently.

"At the mall today, you didn't want to interact with me. Now you're pretending to be innocent? If you had shown your annoyance from the start, I wouldn't have agreed to work with you." When Tiffany mentioned the mall, Leon's frown deepened.

"What mall?" Leon asked.

Tiffany laughed in disbelief.

"Leon, are you going to tellyou forgot?" "I didn't go out today," Leon replied seriously.

Tiffany began to sense something was off, but she was still skeptical, staring at Leon without fully believing him.

Ronald and Aiden, who had been eavesdropping, peeked out.

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"Miss Grey, I can assure you, Leon didn't leave the estate all day." Ronald nodded, confirming Aiden's words.

"Tiffany, Leon was playing chess with me. He didn't go anywhere before you cback."

Tiffany was shocked. If Aiden and Ronald were telling the truth, and the Leon had been home, then who was the person at the mall? Leon realized something was wrong and looked at Tiffany seriously.

"Tiffany, what did you see? Who was that person?" Tiffany quickly recounted what had happened at the mall.

Their expressions were a mix of curiosity, fear, and surprise.

Aiden looked at Leon uncertainly.

"Leon, do you have a twin brother or something?" ;Leon shot him a cold look.

"Are you sure it was me?" Leon asked again, frowning.

Tiffany nodded, looking very certain.

"I wouldn't mistake it. His face was identical to yours. It was like looking at the s person. Otherwise, I wouldn't have been so angry..." Tiffany's voice trailed off, feeling a bit embarrassed.

This proved that besides the Leon in the estate, there was another Leon" eyes another Leon" out there They needed to figure out who this other "Leon" was.

Aiden couldn't help but remark.

"So, there are two Leons!"