Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Chapter 715

Mia retrieved some clean utensils from a nearby shelf and handed them to Luna. “Why don’t you start by feeding Asher,” she suggested.

“Ms. Monalize, just so you know, Asher can feed himself; he’s just a little shy,” Luna retorted.

Taking the utensils, she placed them in Asher’s hand and whispered, “If you don’t do as I say, there will be consequences when we get home!”

As a child, Asher instinctively felt scared and obediently took the utensils. However, his movements were somewhat shaky.

He struggled to hold the utensils steadily, let alone pick up the food.

Sitting opposite them, Ginger skillfully used her cutlery to eat her

vegetables and meat. Despite her small hands, she was undoubtedly more adept than Asher.

The contrast between them was stark, highlighting Asher’s disadvantage.

Just then, Ginger picked up a piece of meat with her fork and placed it on Mia’s plate. “Mommy, have some.”

Mia smiled warmly and replied, “Thank you, sweetie.”

Without hesitation, Ginger then picked up another piece and placed it on Timothy’s plate. “Tim, here you go,” she offered.

at the meat Ginger had given him, a hint of surprise flashed in his

interjected, “Mr. Barrett is a bit of a germaphobe. He typically doesn’t share his food with others, especially if it

Luna continued, “Tim, I’ll help you

set of cutlery.”

that had lit up her

the meat on his plate and proceeded to eat it without

“Is it tasty?” she

he replied, “Yes, it’s good. Just focus on your meal and don’t worry about the adults, okay?”

the table was taken aback

a hint of surprise. She hadn’t expected Timothy to eat the food Ginger had cut

with germaphobia

their food.

by the scene. The fact that Timothy had eaten the food Ginger

in the Barrett family knew about Timothy’s

one would dare to touch upon that

Ginger was picking out Timothy’s food earlier, Luna initially thought her moment

Timothy went ahead and ate the food

offered him.

plate and cutlery. Stepping forward, she offered, “Tim, I’ll fetch you

glanced at Luna. “Instead of focusing on others, why don’t you spend more