Twins Secret (Tiffany)

Chapter 350 Aurelia Invites Her to Meet Steven's promise made Sophia smile with relief. As they let go of each other's hands, they both reached into their pockets and pulled out a ring box.

Neither of them had expected the other to do the sthing.

Inside each box was a custom ring they had prepared for each other.

Steven had prepared his ring, planning to slip it onto Sophia's finger right after she signed the contract.

Sophia had prepared her ring, thinking that if Steven didn't propose, she might take the initiative.

They hadn't expected to bring out the rings at the stime.

They both opened their ring boxes simultaneously, took out the rings, and placed them on each other's fingers. The sizes were a perfect fit.

Sophia stared at the ring, her heart racing. It felt surreal, yet real.Steven looked equally delighted, staring at the ring on his hand and grinning like a fool.

He had thought it would be difficult to give his ring to Sophia, but now it was already on her finger.

Even better, he had received a ring from Sophia. How could he not be happy? Seeing Steven's silly grin, Sophia couldn't help but laugh. Sophia tapped Steven's head. "Are you really that happy to marry me?" Without warning, Steven turned around, pulled Sophia into his arms, and kissed her on the cheek.

Sophia was startled by Steven's sudden move. She quickly pushed him away and covered her face with her hands, blushing furiously.

"What... what are you doing?" Sophia stammered, not daring to look at Steven.

"You're my fiancée now, so I don't have to hold back anymore. Sophia, I want to be with you forever," Steven said, gazing at her with deep affection.

Their eyes met, and they felt that familiar longing. Steven leaned in closer, and Sophia closed her eyes.

They knew no one would interrupt them at this moment.

Just as Steven was about to kiss Sophia, his phone rang.

He looked frustrated.

Why hadn't he put his phone on silent? Now he had to answer it, ruining the moment they had worked so hard to create.

He had no choice but to answer the call.

"What's up?" Steven asked into the phone.

The person on the other end wanted to offer Steven a job, and the pay was particularly good.

Steven decided to take the job because he needed to save money for his future with Sophia. He planned to finish the work and then cback to pick up Sophia.

"Sophia, I have to go take care of something. I'll cback later, and we can go htogether," Steven said.

Hearing Steven say "go home," Sophia's face lit up with happiness.

"Okay," Sophia nodded, watching Steven leave.

Libbie had been waiting by the door, not wanting to disturb them.

After Steven left, Libbie quietly entered the office, her eyes fixed on Sophia, as if asking if they had done something sneaky.

Sophia cleared her throat and pointed to the contract on the table.

Libbie saw Leon's contract and quickly flipped it open.

The next second, Libbie let out a sharp squeal and quickly covered her mouth, afraid she was too loud.

"Is this... is this real?" Libbie rubbed her eyes, unable to believe what she was seeing.

It was incredible.

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Sophia knew Libbie would react this way and quickly pulled her to sit down.

"Now we have sbacking. Those people won't dare to slander us anymore," Sophia said.

Libbie immediately puffed up with pride, her nostrils flaring.

"Of course, who would dare go against Leon? And you're now the only artist under the Cooper Group! That's a big deal," Libbie said, hugging the contract as if it were a treasure.

Seeing this, Sophia couldn't help but smile.

Indeed.

After all the bad things passed, only good things remained.

It was truly something to be happy about.

Just then, Sophia's phone rang.

She glanced at the unfamiliar number, feeling a bit puzzled.

She intended to hang up but accidentally answered the call.

The voice on the other end was very familiar to Sophia.

It was Aurelia.

Libbie knew all about the trouble Aurelia had caused Sophia and was particularly hostile towards her. Hearing Aurelia's voice, she wanted to hang up the call.

Sophia stopped Libbie, wanting to know what Aurelia was up to.

Libbie's tone was harsh.

"Sophia, you shouldn't bother with people like her. It'll only bring trouble," Libbie said.

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Libbie calmed down and prepared to listen to what Aurelia had to say.

Aurelia had heard Libbie's voice but wasn't surprised. She then stated her request.

"Sophia, I want to meet with you," Aurelia said seriously, waiting for Sophia's response. Sophia frowned, finding Aurelia's request strange. Why did she suddenly want to meet? It didn't sound like anything good.

"I'm very busy right now," Sophia replied, ready to hang up. But Aurelia's voice cthrough again.

"I've decided to leave the industry, so I want to meet and talk with you, level Aurelia said, Aurelia's decision to leave the industry genuinely surprised Sophia. After all, Aurelia had once said she would never leave the entertainment industry, even if she died.

Now she was saying this, which meant she was serious about leaving.

If that was the case, Aurelia probably didn't have any schemes. Maybe she just wanted to talk.

Sophia thought for a long tand finally agreed to meet with Aurelia.

Aurelia immediately sent over the address.

Libbie was still worried and didn't want Sophia to go alone.

"Sophia, do you really believe her? Letgo with you," Libbie said.

"I'll be fine. Besides, you were withwhen I took the call. What could Aurelia possibly do?" Sophia said.

Sophia was right. If someone wanted to do something bad, they wouldn't do it in front of a third person.

Also, Sophia didn't want to trouble Libbie, knowing the stuwas already busy.