Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Chapter 465

Mia’s eyes widened in disbelief as she watched Timothy rip apart the prenuptial agreement. “What on

earth are you doing?”

She couldn’t believe that Timothy had actually torn up the agreement!

Clutching the torn documents tightly, Timothy firmly stated, “We don’t need this anymore,”

Mia couldn’t help but detect a familiar tone in Timothy’s voice, reminiscent of their conversation at the

hospital.

She quickly lowered her head. “Even if this document didn’t exist, I wouldn’t want a penny from you, Let’s just go to the courthouse this week.”

As Mia was about to leave, her wrist was suddenly grasped by someone, their palm unusually warm,

Her heart raced, and she felt a slight flush as she asked, “What are you doing?”

Timothy’s voice lowered as he spoke, “Mia, I’ve realized that I misunderstood you. I wasn’t aware of this

prenuptial agreement. I don’t see a reason for us to divorce.”

Mia stood frozen in place, utterly stunned by his words.

she lifted her gaze, a hint of resignation showing in her smile. “Had I heard those words six months ago, or even just a few months back, I would have been overjoyed. But

Mia’s smile, Timothy felt a growing

settling in.

I’m convinced that

there’s no need for concern. I’ve promised to care for them as if they were my own, and I intend

“While the children are a factor, they’re not the primary concern. Timothy, I married

I truly liked you back

I’m looking for a marriage that isn’t just about settling, but one

husband and

you, I can’t promise that. However, as Mrs. Barett, you’ll have all the authority and privileges, sharing

sharing mutual benefits was the cornerstone of maintaining a relationship.

I want,” Mia insisted. “I want to marry

wasn’t considering a divorce now because

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to make compromises.

became silent.

hand. “Mr. Barrett, it’s best

his tie, feeling a wave of uncertainty unlike any he

Mia, yet he realized that despite his efforts, he couldn’t persuade her to stay.

was uncharted territory for Timothy, leaving him too uncertain to offer any

assurances.