Twins Secret (Tiffany)

Chapter 93 The Awkward Atmosphere Among the Three Leon nodded, feeling pretty pleased with himself, as he brainstormed ways to change Tiffany's mind about him.

Finally, he grabbed his phone and made a video call to Tiffany, using concern for her store as an excuse to figure out where she was.

At the movie theater, Tiffany had forgotten to silence her phone. When it rang, people around her shot annoyed looks. She quickly fumbled to end the call but accidentally answered it instead. In that moment, Tiffany and Ralph's faces popped up on the screen, and it was clear they were at the movies together.

Leon's face turned cold instantly, and he hung up without a second thought. His mood darkened, and just one look from him could send shivers down anyone's spine.

Grant and Hugo were the unlucky ones. Seeing Leon's sudden change, they didn't have tto react before getting kicked out of the room.

Now, Leon was alone in his office, looking grim. He gripped his phone tightly with one hand and snapped a pen in half with the other in his anger.

Great, Tiffany! So, she didn't want to remarry because she chose Ralph instead! How ridiculous was it that he believed what Grant had said! Leon couldn't accept this. He had been searching for that woman from five years ago for so long. Was he supposed to give up now? It was never an option for him! "Ralph..." Leon's eyes darkened as he repeated the name, his anger simmering just below the surface. He clenched his fist and slammed it onto the desk, the impact reverberating through the room.

Then he dialed a number. "Find out which movie theater Tiffany and Ralph are at right now," he ordered tersely before ending the call. Snatching his suit jacket, Leon stormed out of the office, his mind set on a single goal.

Two and a half hours later, the movie Tiffany and Ralph were watching ended. They walked out, still immersed in their animated discussion about the plot, oblivious to Leon standing at the theater entrance, his eyes trained on them.

Leon spotted Tiffany right away, but he also saw Ralph next to her. His eyes zeroed in on Ralph's hand on Tiffany's shoulder. An icy rage settled over Leon's features, his emotions a tempest ready to unleash. Without a moment's hesitation, he strode forward, his presence cutting through the crowded lobby until he was directly in Tiffany's path.

Tiffany and Ralph stopped when they saw Leon. She looked at him, confused, then glanced around to see if he was alone. "Are you here to watch a movie too?" she asked, clearly not buying it; this wasn't Leon's style.

"I'm here to find you," Leon said bluntly, glancing at Ralph as he spoke.

Tiffany pointed at herself, a bit incredulous. "Me?" Leon took a deep breath, trying to keep his anger in check, and grabbed Tiffany's wrist, ready to head back into the theater. Ralph's eyes darkened, and he grabbed Tiffany's other hand in response. Tiffany was stuck in the middle, the three of them standing there, none of them letting go.

Passersby stared curiously. Tiffany couldn't stand the attention and tried to pull her hands back, but they only held on tighter.

"Tiffany, I found a nearby restaurant with great reviews. Let's go eat," Ralph said gently, smiling.

Compared to Ralph's calmness, Leon was more agitated. He pulled Tiffany closer to him. "If you like watching movies, we can watch another one. Wherever you want to eat afterward, I'll go with you." Tiffany knew Leon too well; his temper was a volatile thing, and refusing him now could lead to scrazy stunt. Yet, ditching Ralph to hang out with Leon was not an option either she had agreed to go out with Ralph first.

Torn by the situation, she wanted to cup with a solution that could include the three of them.

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! She looked at Ralph and asked, "Ralph, how about we watch another movie together and then go eat?" Ralph had thought Tiffany would leave him for Leon, so he immediately agreed when he heard her suggestion. "Sure, I don't mind." Now, the three of them were set to go together. Only Leon wore a sullen face.

When they bought movie tickets, both guys wanted to sit next to Tiffany. The ticket seller, sensing the tension, arranged three seats together before Tiffany could refuse. So, Tiffany ended up sandwiched between the two, the atmosphere growing awkward. She couldn't focus on the movie, her ears filled with their constant questions and concerns.

Once the second movie ended, the bickering resumed this tover where to eat. Tiffany, exasperated and with a mounting headache, chose a quieter, less busy restaurant to avoid any further public spectacles.

Seated at the table, Leon and Ralph resumed their glaring contest, each trying to outstare the other. When the waiter finally brought the food, both men eagerly served Tiffany, piling her plate high with food. Tiffany ate in silence while they continued their silent competition.

Leaving the restaurant, it was dark outside, and a light rain had started. A cool breeze blew, and Tiffany shivered, but the next moment, a jacket was draped over her shoulders, warming her up.

Leon stared at her dress, awkwardly rubbing his nose. "Make sure to dress warmer next time." Tiffany looked away, nodding slightly, and clutched the jacket tighter.

Ralph found their interaction irritating. He had wanted to give Tiffany his jacket but was a step too late. Now, he could only regret his slowness, watching them with envy.

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! At this moment, Leon took out his car keys and spoke first. "I'll take you home."

Tiffany hadn't driven, so she was about to agree when Ralph quickly interjected. "Mr. Cooper, your his in the opposite direction. My place is on the way, so taking Tiffany home. won't take much time."

Ralph's logic seemed impeccable, and Tiffany was ready to accept his offer when Leon pulled her closer an pulleche almost predatory smile tugging at his lips. "When did I say I was taking her to her villa? I meant taking Tiffany to the Cooper Mansion to see Grandpa and the kids. Mr. Larson, do you have anything else to say?"

Ralph's face darkened at this. He knew the kids were with Leon, and Tiffany would always be connected to Leon because of them. In this regard, he couldn't compete with Leon, so he decided to be magnanimous in front of Tiffany. "Tiffany, then I'll leave you to Mr. Cooper." "Okay, you be careful on your way back," she replied, her voice tinged with residual uncertainty.

Ralph nodded, offering a smile that didn't quite reach his eyes, before walking away. Tiffany watched him leave, lingering on his retreating figure.

Leon, noticing where her attention lay, felt his mood sour again. His face hardened, the strain evident as he questioned her. "You so concerned about him and his travel back home?" Tiffany turned back to face Leon, unbothered by his question. "Yes." Leon frowned, stepping closer, his displeasure evident as he tried to suppress his anger. "Tiffany, do you really want to be with him?" "Leon, who I choose to be with is my business. I don't need to inform you, do I?" Tiffany rolled her eyes, clearly exasperated.

Leon's jaw tightened, a mix of anger and frustration bubbling beneath the surface. But catching the unhappiness in Tiffany's eyes, he managed to rein in his emotions. "Let's go home."