Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Chapter 187

Mary’s antics reduced Mia’s voice to a whisper. “Let’s discuss this outside.”

“Uh–huh, I don’t want to. Let’s sort things out in front of your colleagues. About why you don’t wanna help us. Back when you were on the brink of death in the orphanage, we were the ones who adopted and raised you.

“And you’re not acknowledging us as your parents? How could you be this ungrateful?” Mary had fully unleashed her potential in mixing truth with fabrications, hurling backlashes against Mia.

Meanwhile, Bob, who played the role of an honest family man, recounted to the watching colleagues. “We’re at our wit’s end. Raising Mia took up a lot of our savings. But now she’s avoiding us when we need money.”

Mia shot a cold stare at her brazen adoptive parents. “You didn’t pay for my studies.”

Mary whined, “How ungrateful of you! Who else could have paid for your studies other than us, Mia? You won so many cash prizes and have a decently paid job, but now you refuse to give us even a cent of it.”

At that moment, Felix strode out of his office with a frown. “What’s going on here?”

Mary continued with her acting. “You must be Mia’s boss. Is her salary high? We’re her parents. You should’ve transferred her pay to us.”

The absurdity almost had Mia chuckling, for she had never met such shameless people.

adoptive parents could always take shamelessness to a

asked, “Are you Mia’s adoptive

wasn’t easy to raise her, but she turned

You should give us

“Give you her salary? On

they didn’t expect Felix to

education. And her so–called adoptive parents turned her into a maid after they had

wasn’t for Aunt Patricia’s kindness, I wonder where

dare you come and

and Bob’s reactions seemed unnatural after Felix’s

act of a good adoptive mother anymore. hurling profanities, “I don’t give a fig about that. We raised Mia, so she should give us money. Otherwise, let’s

added. “If you don’t give us her salary, we’ll come

here too. Let’s see who’ll outlast the

the floor. “Yes, this place looks decent. It’s spacious, bright

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