Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Chapter 709

After giving it some thought, Sharon remained convinced that the VIP membership card wouldn’t deceive anyone.

Reaching for the cup on the table, she hesitated slightly before saying, “She… She probably hasn’t gone far. If you hurry, you might still catch up to her.”

Shelly stomped her foot in frustration. “Aunt Sharon, you’ve really gone too far this time. Monalize was only trying to learn about your preferences.

“She would have gladly used her VIP membership card to please you, and who knows, she might have even given it to you.”

“Did she actually say that?” Sharon asked.

Shelly maintained a stern expression. “At first, she was simply trying to

understand your tastes. But instead of being welcoming, you approached with skepticism and doubt about her identity.

“Now you’ve driven her away. How do you expect her to please you after this?”

Sharon’s expression instantly hardened, and she felt a twinge of regret. After all, the VIP membership card had been a source of frustration for her for many years.

Despite being the matriarch of the esteemed Barrett family in Bern City, she didn’t possess a VIP membership card from Vior.

had forbidden it, and now

Laura’s principles of frugality; she used it

Monalize’s intention to use

posed a troubling question–had Sharon overlooked a significant opportunity just moments ago?

time, Sharon experienced a pang of regret. She shouldn’t

Mia. It’s difficult not to mistake them for the same person at first

is still a mystery.

Barrett family, don’t you think you should be entitled to inquire?

questions. And let’s be honest, who wouldn’t be surprised by her appearance? Why

Timothy’s mother, Sharon had always been

she couldn’t care less about the

simply stated, “Aunt Sharon, I’ll go after her and explain everything. Please arrange for these items to

luxury items. Despite her wealth, there

reach.

on it,

her.

although this woman bears a striking resemblance to Mia, her lavish spending habits

can’t just obtain that VIP membership; it’s

now? It’s not as if