Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Chapter 126

Connor’s attention shifted from Timothy to Mia lying on the bed, a flicker of suspicion igniting within him.

Could the child be Timothy’s?

Timothy’s recurring involvement with the Lane family women only deepened Connor’s speculations.

Avoiding Connor’s penetrating gaze, Mia pleaded softly, “Please prescribe a fever–reducing medication for me. However, given my condition, there are specific drugs I can’t take. Please be mindful.”

Her hushed plea served as a subtle reminder to Connor about her pregnancy, stressing the need for discretion in Timothy’s presence.

Pushing aside his swirling thoughts, Connor turned to Genevieve, “Prepare the prescription and the necessary medication.”

“Shouldn’t she have an IV drip?” Timothy interjected, shooting a perplexed glance.

Annoyed, Connor replied, “IV drips can sometimes do more harm than good.”

“But her fever is alarmingly high,” Timothy countered.

Meeting Timothy’s challenge with a steely gaze, Connor retorted, “Are you the attending doctor here, or am I? If you think you can handle it better, be my guest.”

Mia’s eyes darted nervously between the two men, silently hoping they wouldn’t escalate the situation.

demeanor quickly darkened, yet he held his silence,

later, Genevieve arrived with the prescribed medication in hand.

“Dr. Lane, they’re calling for you at Bed 35.”

and turned to Mia, instructing, “Please take your medication now; I’ll be back later.”

a nod, Mia replied,

exit the

realize she needed. With him around, she stood

the private hospital affiliated with the Barrett family today, her secret would have

be a

Mia realized the water dispenser was across the room.

the energy to get up, Timothy stepped forward, taking the paper cup from her hand and heading

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to the hospital, Mia recognized that despite his shortcomings, a trace

Timothy returned, Mia averted her gaze, accepting the cup of water he offered.

her medicine and reclining once more, Mia noticed

she said, “Thank you for bringing me here. I’ll manage on my own when it’s time to

sarcasm. “Do you think

lingering, Timothy walked out of

departing immediately, he paused in the corridor, visibly tense as

we depart?” Heath

Do you assume I have endless time to spare?”