Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Chapter 403

Maya couldn’t shake off the impending wave of panic. Was it truly her returning?

But that seemed impossible.

Maya vividly recalled taking care of her, ensuring she would never reappear.

Yet, the familiar piano melody revived Maya’s deep–seated fear.

Initially, it wasn’t Maya who was sought out by the Lane family; it was her old friend, Mimi.

Consumed by jealousy, Maya resorted to deception to assume Mimi’s identity, ensuring Mimi would never know the truth.

However, Dominic eventually uncovered the switch. Maya could only claim to have encountered a girl like Mimi at an orphanage in the past, unable to recall where that girl had gone.

In reality, that girl was at the same orphanage as Maya.

Maya’s scheming resulted in Mimi leaving the orphanage and being adopted, thus preventing Dominic from meeting his real sister.

Dominic eventually brought Maya back to the Lane family, where she pretended to have no memory of any clues.

her true identity, believing herself to be the Lane family’s

this familiar melody again,

to comfort the children at the orphanage, known only to them.

children could play the piano

often praising her talent and hoping she would be adopted by a

envied Mimi for being so

dreams of being adopted by a wealthy family. However, with every opportunity that arose, Rowan would only recommend Mimi,

by jealousy and resentment, Maya eventually assumed

was not wealthy; they had adopted her because they were unable to have children

great contentment in her newfound

incessantly, haunted by the fear that one day the Lane family would uncover the truth -that

diminish, thinking that perhaps she would

the familiar piece resonated once more, evoking her memories of every note, even down to the pauses, Maya was suddenly

dashed through the academic building, trembling

real heiress being discovered filled her with dread; it would

her status as the Lane family heiress at all costs, Maya pressed on.

admitted, “My memory is hazy, but

these few notes.”