Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Chapter 488

“You’re being too understanding, Mia. It pains me to see you like this. Don’t worry. At the upcoming party this weekend, every one of us is there for you.”

Eva gritted her teeth, recalling that a charity auction would be held during the party.

Considering that the Barretts were the host, Eva was resolute to teach them a lesson that night.

How could she simply turn a blind eye to Mia’s suffering when Dominic couldn’t either?

Meanwhile, Mia simply assumed that Eva had given up on a retaliation, hence the sigh of relief. “We’ve bought the clothes we need. Let’s go home.”

“Okay. Bill, please.” Eva bought many clothes as though they were worth nothing. She seemed used to it.

That strange feeling stirred in Mia again.

Still, Eva’s spending wouldn’t cause a problem because Dominic and the others were raking in big money.

Together, they returned home with fruitful shopping. Patricia kept rambling about how wasteful they were at the sight of the pile of clothes, but that didn’t stop her from getting changed into new clothes happily.

Mia washed up and lay in bed. Her phone buzzed. A text read: “Why didn’t you take the bag? It suits your dress.”

Timothy Barrett, again.

reply to that: “Because I don’t like it.”

she sent the

for a moment, she answered the call. “Hello? Anything?”

will be happy

her for a second. “I’ll tell her about

quite

from Nord City. They’re not that rich, but they doted on me. They’re generous with money whenever it comes

you didn’t care about money when

conjured in her head, lifting her spirits. “Yes, because I don’t lack money.”

chest tightened when he heard that. Often, he had the feeling that Mia was getting farther and farther away

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“Oh, Mrs. Barrett snitched on me, didn’t

to drive you guys out

do as she

businessman. This is the rule of thumb in the business world. You guys own a VIP membership card, so you have the right to have the whole place

to respond to that. “You are a qualified businessman, Timothy

she hung up the call.

glanced at his phone. An

shifted to

the past, he’d returned home after work every day; but now, he didn’t know how long it had been since he last returned to his marital home on time.