Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Chapter 46

Shelly sighed. “Man, I’m so jealous that you have a brother who dotes on you so much.”

Maya smiled happily. “He really does. He’s always worrying that I push myself too hard and that others will bully me.”

After expressing her envy again, Shelly turned to look at Mia. “What are you still doing here? Don’t tell me you think you’ll have a chance at winning something. Anyone with the slightest brains would’ve already left.”

Mia didn’t respond to that. She noticed Timothy was looking at her with a hint of appraisal. She asked, “Why should I leave when the ceremony isn’t over yet?”

Shelly snorted. “I suppose that makes sense. It’s a rare occasion for you to be able to attend high–end functions like this. Remember to take a few more photos so you can share them on your Instagram, or else you won’t have any chances in

the future.

“You’re nothing now that you’ve left the Barrett family. Isn’t that so, Timothy?”

Timothy frowned. “No one will think you’re a mute if you keep your mouth shut, Shelly.”

her head. Maya had to keep Shelly in check–she truly was a fool of a

a slight error in the placing. Allow me to announce the new results- the first–place winner should be Ms. Mia

dumbfounded when she heard this. Why was

change left the crowd in whispers. Maya was also caught off guard by the chief coordinator’s sudden announcement. Hadn’t she left instructions to announce a special prize for

winner, Wilhelmina, stood up indignantly. “What gives? This

going on, Maya? How can Mia possibly be in first place?”

too pleased.

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wrong with the chief coordinator? Maya called the chief coordinator, but it went unanswered. As she

in the calculation of the final scores. Ms. Mia Bowen should be in first place; she shouldn’t

accept this. “What makes you think your

final? We want to see the actual scores

at Wilhelmina and said, There’s absolutely no issue with our scoring. Something else must’ve gone wrong in the

could allow the designs to be revealed. Wouldn’t her

designs and their respective scores. “Look closely at these designs, everyone. They’ve been arranged in order, and the names of the designers are clearly stated.