Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Chapter 221

Mia couldn’t help but marvel at Wilhelmina’s audacity. Following Wilhelmina’s words, Mia observed that

Wilhelmina seemed genuinely oblivious to the situation.

Through gritted teeth, Wilhelmina retorted, “It’s all because of you that I’ve ended up like this.”

Wilhelmina had depleted her funds long ago, found herself embroiled in legal troubles, and was on the brink of being blacklisted.

This morning, her phone had been disconnected due to unpaid bills, leaving her unable to make a call or access the internet.

All of this, of course, was courtesy of Mia!

Wilhelmina sneered, “Mia, I came here today specifically to witness your downfall.”

Upon hearing this, Dominic scowled. “Where did this unpleasant woman come from, carrying such a foul mouth?”

Nathan chimed in. “This is the woman who spread false rumors about Mia last time.”

Dominic’s expression darkened as he shot a glance at Nathan, asking. “Hasn’t this been taken care of yet?”

Wasn’t the plan to ensure Wilhelmina could never recover? How was she still able to show up here?

“This falls under

“It’s okay, let’s focus on dealing

standing loud and proud here–it was because Shelly was

from today onward, Shelly would no longer have any influence.

accomplice, was simply

arrogant laugh, Wilhelmina retorted, “Mia, even with so many men by your side, you won’t be able to handle this matter. After all, you

your adoptive parents‘ bank account, and

“Don’t be too confident.”

Construction, and the new owner behind

representatives from Optima Construction emerged.

our agreement? Later, make sure

she faced the repercussions. Now, Wilhelmina

Wilhelmina aside, exclaiming, “Leave

that Optima Construction has gone bankrupt, and our salaries haven’t been paid. Let’s

this startling news, all the employees of

Mary hurriedly approached. “Why is everyone leaving? We haven’t received our

baffled, questioned, “How could it go

cancellation of the demolition, everyone hurried outside, eager to find company representatives

had scattered,

and hurriedly caught up, but the crowd