Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Chapter 533

With a smirk, Mia gazed at Dahlia and Dixie. “Do you still have anything to say?”

Dahlia and Dixie felt a flush of embarrassment. They had expected Mia to be out shopping with Timothy. If they questioned the authenticity of Mia’s purchase, wouldn’t they also be questioning Timothy’s taste?

Enraged, Dixie managed a strained smile as she replied, “Considering Tim was with you, it’s unlikely the

scarves are fake.”

Dode had intended to assert dominance over Mia, but her plan seemed to have backfired!

With a knowing smile, Mia glanced at them. “So, if mine aren’t knockoffs, does that mean yours are?”

Dode’s expression froze as she struggled to come up with a response.

Undeterred, Mia pressed on. “These scarves are limited edition, with just a single authentic piece

available across all the malls in Jeinburg.”

Seizing the opportunity, Dahlia reprimanded Dixie, “I told you to buy the scarves from the mall, but your insisted on having a friend buy them for you! Look what happened–you got scammed, didn’t you?”

I had no idea my friend would deceive me like

that.”

help but admire Dahlia and Dixie’s acting skills. They

around.

then, Laura intervened, saying. “That’s

turned the situation

quickly turned to Laura with a pleading expression. “Mrs. Barrett Senior, Dixie was misled by her friend. There’s no way she’d knowingly

don’t need such trivial items. Anyway, the scarves are simply a small gesture from us, wouldn’t

clicked her tongue disapprovingly. “Buying counterfeit goods just to save a few bucks doesn’t

exactly scream sincerity.”

Dixie. Despite Laura’s cold treatment toward them, they shamelessly continued to visit,

with such brazen individuals was

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her eyes brimming with tears. “Tim,

demeanor hardened as he responded, “I

for a moment, her voice catching. “But we

we grew up? I recall you once sald-”

hearing this, Mia’s Interest was piqued. Could Timothy have some history with

Laura intervened sternly, cutting off Dahlia and

but our family never agreed