Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Chapter 559

Upon spotting Timothy’s car, Mia promptly responded to Jeremy over the phone, “Absolutely. I’m currently outside the study hall. Would you mind meeting me here?”

“Sure thing, I’ll be right there.”

After ending the call, Mia remained standing alone outside the study hall. Though she noticed Timothy’s car, she refrained from approaching it, pretending not to have seen it.

Before long. Timothy emerged from the car, his eyes fixed on her. Feeling his gaze, Mia diverted her

attention to the sky above.

“The rain last night was intense, but today’s sky is remarkably

clear and blue,” she mused silently.

“What are you staring at? Is there a UFO up there?” Timothy’s resonant voice disrupted her thoughts.

Standing on the steps, he watched her, reminiscent of their encounter the previous night.

Unable to ignore him, Mia turned to face Timothy. “There’s a flying cow up there. Didn’t you see it?” she remarked sarcastically.

Timothy was taken aback by her retort. His eyes were tinged with red as he had barely slept throughout

the night.

mind was consumed by Mia’s words. She claimed it had consistently been her unreciprocated love, asserting that he had never held any feelings for

to clear things up the previous night, but Claude had

as he admitted, “Actually,

wasn’t entirely true.”

at him in surprise, wondering what she had said the night before.

interrupted. He briskly

with another man.

eyes momentarily darkened; nonetheless, he quickly flashed a charming smile as he approached. “Mia, I’ve brought you a little treat. It’s

box in Jeremy’s hands. “These are from that famous snack place near the university, right? There’s usually

to

have a junior colleague who works there part–time, and he brought me a portion. What a coincidence

expression.

cold gaze fall upon him. Confidently, he turned to look at the man standing on the steps,

as Jeremy realized the man’s identity,

his balance, stuttering as he spoke, “M–Mr.

His thin lips formed a cold line as he remarked, “You seem to be getting rather close

quickly clarified, “Oh, no, you’ve misunderstood. Mia and I

classmates.”

tone in which you say her name