Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Chapter 487

Mia looked at Eva. Everything felt surreal to her, especially when Eva gave the other party a reality check by flashing her VIP membership card.

Eva was so cool.

Eva let out a wry cough. “Your brothers‘ businesses are on the roll lately. The companies that are supposed to be listed are listed. I previously invested my wedding gift in their startups and I now should receive my returns, shouldn’t I?”

“Is this how successful their businesses are?” Something felt off to Mia, but she couldn’t quite put her

finger on it.

Eva went silent for a moment. When she was going to say something, Mia’s phone rang.

Mia checked her phone and realized that it was a message from Timothy. ‘Done shopping?”

She had a guess–Sharon might’ve snitched to that bastard.

“Mia, who’s texting you?” asked Eva.

“A friend.” Hurriedly, Mia kept her phone.

a warm smile. “This is a bag from our latest collection. It complements the dress really well.

observed the bag. “Oh, it’s rare to come across this kind of leather. Why didn’t you bring it out earlier? Were you afraid that I couldn’t afford it?”

for selling this bag. We have to wait three days before we can sell

piqued Mia’s interest. “If so, why are you bringing it out

make up for the misunderstanding that occurred, Mrs.

expression shifted. “Did Timothy tell you to do this?”

had made a slip of the tongue, the manager covered her

hand. “We don’t need this bag, Mia. Tell Timothy Barrett that

at all. Besides, she didn’t question anything about Timothy

have you long known what happened

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can’t keep it a secret anymore.” Eva motioned for the store manager to leave before sighing. “Silly girl. Why didn’t you tell us sooner? About you and the

us trouble?”

a nod. “Yeah, we’re in Bern City. Plus, there’s nothing between us anymore, so I figured there’s no need to tell you

think Timothy feels the same way.

an expensive bag!”

an unnatural shift to Mia’s expression as she lowered her voice. “He’s

might find out about our divorce. It’ll take a toll on