Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Chapter 169

Mia let out a faint sigh. “No, Linden simply did me a favor, that’s all,” she murmured.

Indeed, the ambiguous announcement from Linden worked like a charm.

Felix’s eyes carried a discerning gaze. “Mia, I never thought you’d be acquainted with Linden!” he exclaimed.

Mia shot a glance at Wilhelmina, who wore a displeased expression.

“Honestly, having Linden’s assistance doesn’t hold much significance, you know,” Mia remarked with a touch

of sarcasm.

Upon hearing this, Wilhelmina couldn’t help but feel a pang of jealousy.

After all, she was no less accomplished than Mia, so why did Mia seem to have such great connections, even rubbing shoulders with the renowned Linden Lane?

Mia checked the time, noting that their guests should be arriving soon.

Offering a strained smile to Wilhelmina, Mia assured, “Felix, don’t worry. I’ll explain everything later.”

“Mia, if you have evidence. Just present it,” Felix suggested, his tone tinged with suspicion.

“It’s not the right time yet.”

you’re withholding it. Who would believe your words? Linden is just an

he probably slept with countless wealthy ladies and old men to attain his current position. Just because Linden supports you doesn’t mean you can clear your name.”

brush your teeth this morning? Linden has come this far based

spreading baseless rumors. Didn’t your mother teach you

anyone tarnishing Linden’s reputation. After all, Liam served as Linden’s stunt double, and both

her voice, Wilhelmina shot back, “Oh, getting defensive, aren’t you? Could it

felt that certain

for Wilhelmina to come clean and be open about

might as well wave goodbye to her reputation for the rest of her life.

Wilhelmina served

+15 BONOS

to Felix, Mia declared, “Felix, I think you’re right. I’ll upload

truth to light.”

agreement. “Sounds

Wilhelmina challenged, “Go ahead, upload

fabricating lies. If there were evidence, Mia would have

long ago.

until now? Wilhelmina was certain Mia

but she wouldn’t be

imposing figures stormed into

woman at the forefront of the group appeared oddly familiar–indeed, it was Fiona, the daughter of

had visited earlier.

with a smug expression.