Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Upon hearing this, a hint of wariness flashed in Mia's eyes. Could it be that Timothy had already sensed something?

Their gazes locked for a brief moment. Unable to contain her curiosity, Mia spoke up, "What do you think I'm hiding?"

“It sure seems like you're withholding something from me about Ginger's condition," Timothy remarked.

“You're reading too much into it," Mia replied. "At first, I was reluctant to share this with you, but who could have anticipated that Ginger would need your bone marrow? That's why I intentionally reached out to you." “Is that all there is to it?" Timothy narrowed his eyes.

"What else could there possibly be?" Mia countered. "If it weren't for Ginger's illness, you would have gone on completely unaware of her existence for the rest of your life."

As Mia's words trailed off, Timothy suddenly grasped her wrist, his gaze piercing. "Mia, since I played a part in saving Ginger's life, I believe I have the right to visit her.”

"No, you don't!"

“You're simply trying to deflect your guilt!"

Mia's heart skipped a beat. She hadn't anticipated Timothy's ongoing suspicion. How could she bluff her way through this?

it's time for your doctor's appointment. We need to leave." Breathing a sigh of relief, Mia turned toward the door. However, Timothy quickly caught up, questioning, "Why

reason could there be?" Mia

to Peyton, “I don't want

moment, Timothy found himself blocked by the other bodyguards, watching helplessly as Mia

that you didn't attend to her properly last

lips forming a thin line. "Get your

the attitude? Just because you're handsome doesn't mean

an instant, Timothy threw a punch, his frustration boiling over. "Shut your

blow, Miguel retaliated, charging forward and shouting, “You think spending one

altercation quickly escalated into a brawl, leaving

Peyton and expressed her gratitude, “Thanks for

taken aback by how quickly Timothy

expression shifted as he received a message from the villa. "Ms. Mia, there's been an altercation between

physical fight; it seemed out of character for him as

"What led