Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Chapter 675

As the heir of the esteemed Barrett family, Timothy had always been regarded as a prodigy and had never experienced such disrespect before.

His expression hardened instantly. “You’d better keep quiet, or you’ll regret it.”

Timothy was furious.

Just as he was preparing to storm out, a woman’s voice echoed from within the room. “Are you leaving this quickly just because you’re upset?”

Timothy’s steps faltered, his gaze shifting incredulously toward the room. He hadn’t anticipated Mia to be inside.

In a fit of rage, Timothy turned abruptly and stormed into the room.

Keith attempted to intervene, but Timothy shoved him aside with a single slap.

As Timothy stepped into the room, he found Mia seated on the sofa.

She wore a black camisole, her long damp hair flowing over her shoulders; it seemed that she had just stepped out of the shower.

At the sight of her, Timothy clenched his jaw and demanded, “Have you arranged to meet other men besides me?”

anger was

did you see that? He deliberately shoved me! Look, my arm

sympathetically, “Oh dear, how careless of you! You should have the doctor examine it later to ensure it doesn’t leave a scar.”

to apply medicine to it,” Keith insisted, clinging to her arm.

at Timothy and explained, “Please don’t misunderstand. Keith is

lame excuse. Does she

settled over the room momentarily.

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Keith and suggested, “You should go see the doctor first. I need to discuss something with this gentleman. We can meet again tomorrow.”

I think I sprained my ankle just now. I can’t walk properly. I need to rest

he won’t leave,

in the same room

Barrett. Please, have a seat

the nearby sofa. He couldn’t help but glance at Keith nearby, finding

beside her and suggested, “Why don’t you ask your friend to come pick

Keith took out his phone and sent a

remarked, “Babe, it seems your preferences have shifted this time. I can’t believe you’d be into someone so much older.”

cold in an instant, exuding a menacing aura.

daring

intervened, advising, “Mr. Barrett, let’s