Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Chapter 572

Why did Timothy want to disturb Mia’s mental state at such a critical moment?

Shortly afterward, Mia thought she heard the doorbell ring.

She snapped awake, unable to shake the thought that Timothy might have arrived.

Nonetheless, Mia pondered it carefully, convincing herself that she must have misheard. After all, there was no reason for Timothy to come up and find her.

Despite this, the knocking persisted.

Mia quickly opened her bedroom door, only to find Patricia heading toward the entrance. “Who’s knocking at this late hour?”

“Aunt Patricia-” Mia wanted to intervene, but it appeared to be too late.

As the door opened, Mia noticed Timothy standing outside.

He wore casual gray attire, a far cry from the serious and austere look he had in a suit during the day. This time, he emanated a more laid–back vibe.

Mia wore a slightly awkward but polite expression, taken aback by Timothy’s unexpected arrival.

Patricia’s eyes widened in disbelief at the sight of Timothy. “Mia, why why is he here?”

Standing by the entrance, Timothy politely stated, “Grandma requested me to bring her some gifts.”

“Ah, I see. Well, please come in.”

recognized him as Mia’s ex–husband. However, she hadn’t expected him to show up here after

first. He’s just here to drop something off and will leave

fetch Mr. Barrett a glass of water.”

somewhat bewildered. Nonetheless,

her room.

two of them were left in the

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voice turned cold as she said.

the

Mia’s words, Timothy calmly took a seat on the sofa. He briefly scanned the

modest size with just two

brothers let you live in

and she replied bluntly, “Mr. Barrett, you’re already here. Spare

bullshit.”

Timothy countered, “Must you use

started it! My brothers have

I prefer staying

newfound wealth, I hold onto a non–materialistic outlook. I remain the same

who values truth, kindness,

appeared that Mia was subtly mocking

the paper bag on the table. “Grandma wanted me to give

the door is right

composed.

gazed at her. “Aren’t you going to open