Twins Secret (Tiffany)

Chapter 98 Won't You Give Daddy a Chance? The three kids heard Leon and instinctively ducked behind Tiffany. They knew what he was getting at he wanted to separate them from their mom again.

"Daddy, we want to stay with Mommy!" Sam clung to Tiffany's hand, his face still showing a bit of fear.

Leon was clearly pissed, and Sam, scared, grabbed Tiffany's clothes even tighter.

Ronald couldn't hold back and snapped at Leon, "Leon, if the kids want to go with Tiffany, let them. If you want to see them later, Tiffany won't stop you like you do. Stop throwing a fit and let her take the kids." Even though Ronald spoke up, Leon wasn't backing down. He clenched his fists and glared at Tiffany. "The kids must stay with me!" Tiffany's eyes went cold, and just as she was about to fire back, Ronald stepped up and whacked Leon's thigh with his cane. "What are you keeping them for? I'm making it clear today; the kids must go with Tiffany." After yelling at Leon, Ronald turned to Tiffany with a smile. "Tiffany, don't mind him. Bring the kids back to seeoften. Don't forget about me." "I won't forget you, Grandpa." Tiffany gave Ronald a grateful look.

She knew Leon wouldn't let her go easily. Tiffany was taking a gamble; if she won, she could take the kids away. With Ronald's help, Leon wouldn't dare stop her, making it much easier for Tiffany to leave.

After packing up a few things, Tiffany left the Cooper Mansion with the three kids. Once they left, the Cooper Mansion felt empty again.

Leon and Ronald stood in the yard, watching the car disappear. Ronald turned to go back inside, but Leon called out, "Grandpa, why did you let Tiffany take the kids? They're your great-grandkids. Don't you care?" Leon's words made Ronald stop. He looked at Leon with a face full of disinterest, sighed, and showed a disappointed expression. "You're a genius in business, but when it comes to emotions, you're clueless." Ronald shook his head, but Leon was still confused.

Ronald snapped, "You idiot! As long as the kids are with Tiffany, you have a reason to see them and her. I know you still have feelings for her. But it's your own fault for insisting on the divorce. Now look, she doesn't want to reconcile! So, show her your best side and win her back!" By the end of his rant, Ronald's face was red with anger. He couldn't be bothered to scold Leon anymore and went back inside.

Leon stood there, realizing Ronald had a point. And Ronald had guessed his thoughts correctly. After his anger faded, a voice in Leon's head told him he didn't want to let go. He wanted Tiffany back.

Even though Tiffany had just refused to remarry him, his desire to win her back grew stronger. Luckily, they still had the bond of their kids.

As long as the three kids were with Tiffany, he always had an excuse to see her.

With these thoughts, Leon's gloominess disappeared, and he walked back to his room.

Meanwhile, the three kids had just returned to Tiffany's villa and were sitting on the couch, looking at each other with wide, innocent eyes.

They felt things were moving too fast. They were supposed to help Leon and Tiffany reconcile, but before they could make any progress, they were already back with Tiffany. Should they still try to reconcile them? Tiffany cout of the kitchen with swashed fruit, and Sam immediately grabbed her sleeve. "Mommy, are you really not going to get back with Daddy?" As soon as Sam asked, Barry and Flora eagerly looked at Tiffany, wanting to know the answer too. Now that Leon and Tiffany were separated, what would happen to them? Would they have to stay with just one parent? But they didn't want that.

They had worked so hard, from trying to ruin Leon and Bronte's engagement to trying to reconcile Tiffany and Leon, all to bring their parents back together.

But now that Tiffany had made it clear she didn't want to be with Leon, the kids were at a loss and didn't know how to help.

Tiffany noticed the subtle change in their emotions. She put down the fruit and patiently asked, "Sam, Barry, Flora, why do you wantto get back with Leon?" Barry raised his hand first and seriously answered Tiffany's question. "Because if you and Daddy get back together, we'll be a real family. And we can do kindergarten activities as a family. I really want to live with both of you." Barry said this because he wanted the family to be reunited. He had grown up without Tiffany, and when he was old enough to understand, he learned that Tiffany had abandoned him, making him more withdrawn.

After going through so much, Barry finally realized it was all a misunderstanding and that Tiffany loved him. He just wanted Tiffany to return to Leon, so they could be a happy family.

Sam and Flora nodded in agreement after hearing Barry. They looked up with hopeful eyes. Flora asked in a sweet voice, "Mommy, Daddy is changing. Can't we give him a chance?" Tiffany's heart ached for a moment when she heard Barry's words. But she didn't expect the three kids to becLeon's advocates after coming back with her.

She sighed and sat between the three kids, who all snuggled close to her. Tiffany didn't want to discuss too many adult matters in front of the kids. But seeing how much they wanted to know her thoughts, Tiffany thought for a while before speaking slowly. "It's not that I don't want to give Leon a chance. It's just that he was too much in the past. I used to really like him, but he letdown. Sam, didn't you always say that people who love each other should be together? But Leon and I don't have that love anymore." When Tiffany said the last sentence, she paused for a few seconds before finally saying it, to show the kids her determination.

The three kids couldn't hide their disappointment. "Mommy, what if Daddy doesn't give up and wants to Win you back? Would you still refuse?" Sam asked cautiously, wanting to confirm again. Leon not giving up on winning her back? Tiffany smiled, thinking it was unlikely. Leon probably wouldn't clooking for her again.

She had made her words very clear today, and Leon's temper wouldn't allow him to have any thoughts of reconciliation.

"It's getting late. Even though tomorrow is the weekend, you all need to go to bed early." Tiffany changed the subject, fed them sfruit, and then took them upstairs to rest.

But the three kids keenly caught the information. If Leon was willing to continue pursuing Tiffany and put in the effort, there was still a chance for them to remarry! Late at night, after Tiffany fell asleep, she had a dream where she kept chasing Leon, but he never stopped. Tiffany couldn't catch up, and eventually, she was pulled into an abyss, falling into a void, her body weightless and floating. She woke up in a fright, drenched in cold sweat. Tiffany sat up, took a sip of water, and gradually calmed down.

She often had similar dreams, as if they were warning her that getting close to Leon would lead to a bottomless abyss and destruction.

So, she and Leon were not meant to be together, right? Tiffany put down the cup and lay back in bed. That night, she couldn't sleep.