Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Chapter 530

With her newfound wealth, Mia decided to indulge a bit.

She selected a few silk scarves that she thought would suit Laura’s complexion perfectly.

As Mia approached the checkout counter, someone behind her handed over a card and said, “Put it on

mine.”

Mia grabbed the card and turned to see Timothy standing there. “What’s this for?”

“I’m not the type to let women pay.” Timothy replied.

“Oh, is that so? I don’t recall you being so considerate back when I was footing the bill for groceries and

cooking.

“Now that we’re divorced and I’ve achieved financial stability, you suddenly refuse to let women pay?

Seems a bit late for chivalry,” Mia retorted sharply.

The store clerk nodded in agreement. “Absolutely. As women, we should strive for self–reliance and

financial independence,” she asserted.

“Exactly. Here, use my card,” Mia replied, handing over her bank card.

Once the transaction was done, she grabbed the box of scarves and walked away without looking back.

depart, Timothy was overcome by a sense of resignation. He couldn’t comprehend Caleb’s misguided belief that showering women with money

the surroundings but couldn’t spot Mia anywhere. “Where did

go?” he inquired.

stammered, “S–She hailed

his heart growing ever since he

the heiress of the Lane

the car, he said, “Let’s

Mia hummed a tune in the

While residing with the Barrett family, she consistently felt inferior

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affluence brought great satisfaction.

pulled up outside the

casually tucked in her pockets, Mla made

hospital, It seemed her recovery was

remarkably well.

a warm smile, Mia greeted,

to be seen in the living room. Seated on the sofa instead were

Walker, a mother–and–daughter pair.

the former

right? Even after divorcing Timothy, she shamelessly refers to Mrs. Barrett Senior as ‘Grandma.‘ It’s disgraceful how she’s using marriage to climb the social

regarded Dahlia and Dixie: their presence caught her

Laura’s distant relatives, their connection so faint that it seemed

all

shamelessly visited every year, pretending to be wealthy relatives