Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Glancing at Mia, Sage inquired, "Mommy, why are you asking this question?"

Given Ginger's affection for Timothy, Mia was interested in comprehending Sage's viewpoint as well.

A smile graced Mia's lips as she responded, "Just curious, that's all.” "Mommy, I have no interest in seeing him. Ginger might have been influenced, but not me."

Sage's stance was unwavering; he had no intention of acknowledging Timothy.

Mia couldn't help but notice the striking similarities between Sage and Timothy, extending beyond mere physical resemblance to encompass their personalities.

Therefore, Sage's hesitation to acknowledge Timothy didn't come as a surprise.

Two men, one older and one younger, both exhibiting a common streak of stubbornness.

Mia offered Sage a comforting pat on the head. "It's alright. However you choose to engage with him, it's entirely your decision. Mommy won't meddle.”

"Mommy, does that mean you won't intervene if we choose to accept that man in the future?"

Feeling a pang of sorrow, Mia replied, "Yes, I won't interfere."

After all, she believed that every child deserves to have a father.

that man didn't want us before, I won't acknowledge him now. Don't let his sweet talk fool you." "Mommy won't," Mia

array of emotions within Mia.

like the blink of an eye, he was already four years old. At dinner, Ginger and Sage eventually made amends, their earlier argument seemingly

checked her phone, she spotted a missed call from Peyton. Stepping outside to return the

eye on Mr. Barrett? Well, today he went straight to the Barrett Group's branch office.

letting me know,"

charge of the situation. However, Ralph's involvement would undoubtedly complicate matters. Regardless, it appeared that Timothy

Another day had passed.

Having been absent for several days, there was

inquired, "When is the signing ceremony with the Bowen family scheduled?" “It's set for 2:00 pm, at The Grand Auburn Hotel," Heath responded

everything arranged?" Timothy asked, his

was determined to thwart any potential partnership between the Barrett Group's branch office and the Bowen

had never directly overseen the operations

Lane family's considerable influence in the city, they consistently undermined the branch's

understood the underlying reasons and therefore refrained from imposing any demands on the subsidiary's

had no desire to pursue a partnership with a company such as

at Timothy and inquired, "Any

Timothy's recent visit to the subsidiary to discuss terminating the partnership, it