Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Timothy had never thought about marrying Mia. But since he’d already had, he could’ve put her upbringing and poor background behind him as long as she knew her place. He had more than enough money to support her, anyway.

Yet she’d caused trouble time and time again. Now, she couldn’t even be bothered to put up an act anymore. She’d revealed her true colors!

Timothy should’ve felt like a weight had been lifted from his shoulders, but when he saw the divorce agreement that she’d signed, he couldn’t help feeling powerless.

There was deep sorrow hidden in Mia’s eyes. She pretended she didn’t care because she didn’t want Timothy to trample on her dignity even as she was leaving.

When Maya saw that things were getting out of hand, she quickly said, “Mia, were you so quick to sign the divorce agreement because you already found someone new?”

Timothy’s expression turned cold. He watched Mia like a hawk, his gaze appraising.

Mia took in the mistrust on his face and said, “Yeah, of course. As long as my new man is good enough, why would I be hung up on an ex?”

filled Timothy’s gaze. “Have you been cheating on

glanced at the clothes strewn on the ground. “I’ll return those to

so much. She hadn’t even touched the branded bags and accessories.

even spare them a glance. His gaze was fixed on her as he said, “I also bought those clothes

return them to you, too.”

at her with a cold gaze. Meanwhile, Maya’s eyes lit up. She sneakily took out her phone,

there and decided to risk everything. She slowly undid the buttons on her shirt, revealing her delicate collarbones. Her cleavage was also vaguely in

He hadn’t expected her to really try to take her

woman I’ve ever met, Mia Bowen. Get the fuck out

turned and stormed back into the villa. Even from behind, he was as

stopped. A trace of mockery flashed in her eyes. Hadn’t he been the one

clammy with sweat. She’d

“You might be cheap enough to strip, but think about whether there are any rich men

for having such a shitty upbringing. Just live out the rest of your life as a regular peasant, and stop dreaming about rising through the ranks by marrying upward.”