Twins Secret (Tiffany)

Chapter 65 None of His Business

Bronte hesitated for a sec but still grabbed the tiny camera Miguel handed over and got up to leave. "This is the last time I did this kind of stuff for you," she muttered before walking out of the coffee shop.

Miguel grinned, paid the bill, and followed her out.

Neither of them noticed Tiffany, who had been there since Bronte walked in, sitting right behind Miguel.

Bronte was too caught up in her thoughts to see her. Miguel didn't know Tiffany and didn't care, so she overheard everything. She already had some intel on the land bidding and now knew Bronte was involved.

Tiffany, having been married to Leon for years, knew him well. He was always cautious and never let anyone take advantage of him. So if Bronte managed to swipe the planning book easily, it had to be part of Leon's plan. Bronte had walked right into his trap.

Tiffany sipped her coffee. Leon hadn't confronted Bronte about it, probably wanting to let it slide. It seemed Bronte still mattered to him.

But Tiffany's thoughts paused as she remembered what Miguel had said: Bronte had deceived Leon.

'What did she lie about? And does Leon know?' Tiffany wondered.

Miguel used this to blackmail Bronte into betraying Leon. It had to be something big for Bronte to cave so quickly.

Tiffany was now unsure. Should she tell Leon about the camera?

the

He changed his shoes and walked

an apron, came out of the kitchen with a bowl of chicken soup,

Tiffany saw Leon, her smile faded. She wiped her hands on the apron and said,

across from her. He glanced at

of Leon. Leon stared at the soup for a few seconds. He remembered when they first got married, Tiffany would cook all sorts of dishes every day, waiting for him to come home for dinner. But he

soup. Though he knew Tiffany often cooked, he had never really tasted her food

broke his gaze, and

and served Sam more. The dining table

Ronald went to his room early. Tiffany and Leon sat in

said at

of awkward silence, they spoke in unison again, "You go first." Feeling super awkward, Tiffany quickly looked away and softly repeated, "You go

alone because he missed her. But with Tiffany and the kids by Ronald's side, he genuinely smiled again, and for that,

alive, they treated me like their own granddaughter. I have no reason to treat them poorly." Tiffany spoke quietly,

her gaze serious on him. "Leon, do you

going to badmouth Bronte again. "Tiffany, if you're going to

still defending Bronte, making Tiffany regret meddling. She wasn't

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