Twins Secret (Tiffany)

Chapter 88 Attitude Shift Now that everything was sorted out, the two of them just stood there, not knowing what to say. Bronte looked like the odd one out, with no one paying her any mind.

Ronald coughed beside them, trying to get the three kids' attention. Sam got the hint right away, walked up to Leon, and then grabbed Tiffany's hand, putting their hands together. "Daddy, Mommy, now that everything's cleared up, can we go htogether?" Seeing this, Barry and Flora joined in, placing their little hands on top, making it a family moment. "Daddy, Mommy, let's go home," they said together.

Tiffany didn't say anything, just looked at Leon, remembering what he had said before, and teased him, "Leon, didn't you say I shouldn't go to the Cooper Mansion again? So, should I go now or not?" "Go." Leon, embarrassed, turned his head and simply answered Tiffany's question.

The family of five, along with Ronald, left the engagement party. Bronte was left alone, unable to hide the hatred in her eyes. She had worked so hard to becLeon's wife, but everything was ruined! It was all Tiffany's fault! If she hadn't cback and shown up in front of Leon, none of this would have happened.

"Tiffany! You deserve to die! You really deserve to die!" Bronte screamed, looking crazy.

At the Cooper Mansion, since learning the truth, Leon's attitude towards Tiffany had done a complete 180. He was pouring water and washing fruit for her. Even his tone had gotten a lot softer.

Tiffany was shocked, her eyes wide open. Leon's attitude had changed so fast she couldn't keep up. "Leon, you really don't have to do this..." "This fruit is really sweet, try it." Leon interrupted Tiffany, handing her a peeled grape.

The words Tiffany wanted to say got stuck in her throat, and she looked helpless. Seeing the situation, the three kids exchanged glances with Ronald and decided to give Leon and Tiffany sspace to talk.

"Great-grandpa, I just remembered, we didn't finish our chess glast time. Should we go to Daddy's study?" Barry immediately stood up and pulled Ronald, who cooperatively stood up as well.

Sam and Flora also pretended to want to watch the game, and the four of them slipped into the study.

Leon and Tiffany both knew what the kids were up to. However, even with just the two of them left, Tiffany still felt there was nothing to say to Leon. "Leon, if there's nothing else, I'll be going now." Tiffany stood up to leave, and Leon, in a panic, grabbed her hand. Unexpectedly, Leon didn't control his strength well, and when he pulled Tiffany, she was carried by inertia and fell backward.

Suddenly thrust into his embrace, Tiffany found herself staring up at Leon, their faces mere inches apart, both flushed with surprise.

At that moment, the study door creaked open, and four little heads peeked out. "Wow!" they exclaimed together, quickly covering their mouths, but it was too late. The two in the living room heard them and felt awkward.

Tiffany quickly stood up from Leon's arms, and Leon felt a sense of emptiness in his embrace.

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Just as she reached the door, Leon called out to her again, "Tiffany." Tiffany turned back, confused. "What is it?" "Can you givea chance, a chance to pursue you, to make up for the years I've wronged you?" Leon spoke earnestly, genuinely regretting his actions. If Leon had known earlier that Tiffany was the person from that night five years ago, he would never have let her go.

Tiffany smiled lightly, her eyes calm. "Leon, I stopped caring a long tago. You don't need to think about compensating me. During the years I was married to you, Grandpa and Grandma treatedvery well, and you never deprivedof material things. That's enough." She paused, her gaze softening as she looked towards the study, where the three children were. "I just hope you won't stopfrom seeing the children anymore." "I won't," Leon promised.

Tiffany nodded, her smile tinged with a bittersweet acceptance, then turned and left the Cooper Mansion. The three children ran out, Sam and Barry hugging Leon's legs, and Flora pulling his hand.

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"Daddy, I can help too, but you have to be sincere to Mommy, or she won't forgive you." Barry started lecturing.

"Daddy, I know what Mommy likes the most. I want to help too, to make sure you win her back." Flora's sweet, childish voice was eager.

Leon sighed, pinching Flora's cheek and ruffling Sam and Barry's hair. He wasn't sure what Tiffany was thinking and didn't want to push too hard.

Ronald, with a stern face, cover, sat on the sofa, and sipped his tea. His tone was deliberately mocking Leon. "You only regret it now. What were you doing back then? I had such a good granddaughter-in-law, and you just let her go. Now you want Tiffany back? It's not that easy."

Hearing this, Leon's face darkened, but before he could say anything, Ronald mocked him again. "What? Can't deal with the hard truth? Don't forget, you were the one insisting on the divorce. Even if Tiffany doesn't agree to remarry you, I support her decision!" "Do you really support it?" Leon asked.

Ronald's hand shook, glaring at Leon. "Can't I joke? Of course, I want Tiffany back. Anyway, you better figure it out. If you upset Tiffany again, you'll be sidelined."

As Ronald said this, Sam seemed to remember something and quickly tugged on Leon's pants. He looked up innocently, his voice soft. "Daddy, there's a handsman who likes Mommy!"