Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Timothy shot a glance at Caleb. “I can handle these minor issues myself.”

“I understand. I just thought it would be amusing to have Mia witness the spectacle, you know? It'll be quite satisfying, and it would be a shame if she missed out. And with Mia's touch, the Bowens might squirm a little more."

Soon, Mia's phone rang with Caleb's call.

Glancing at the caller ID, she answered, "What's up?"

"Have you forgotten what today is? It's time to step out and enjoy the show," Caleb reminded her.

Mia, of course, was well aware of what Caleb meant by “enjoy the show."

Nonetheless, she found herself taken aback. "Wasn't the partnership with the Bowen family supposed to be terminated? Why are they still proceeding with the signing ceremony?"

Mia had assumed that the ceremony would no longer take place.

At first, she felt a twinge of disappointment, realizing she might miss witnessing the Bowen family's embarrassment firsthand.

Yet, as it unfolded, she was in for a surprise!

the signing ceremony altogether, but you know how stubborn Tim's uncle can be. So, Tim has decided to unveil everything during the ceremony itself. Might

looks like there'll

you joining us to

spread across Mia's face as she replied, "Absolutely, I wouldn't miss it for

to see the Bowens being exposed

about the Bowen family joining forces with the Barrett

were to personally attend and witness the confrontation today, it would undoubtedly serve as

need to step out for a bit.

"Ms. Mia, are you going to the Bowen family's signing

How could I possibly resist such a

that, Mia grabbed her bag and exited the office. She was determined to be present

dare they brazenly spread unfounded rumors about a potential

entertain the idea of being interested in

to the hotel where the signing ceremony was taking place. It was conveniently located in the central

Mia couldn't help but notice a group of reporters

that the Bowen family had spared

Connie approached with a smug demeanor. "Mia, why did you come alone? Where's your penniless bodyguard?" "He hasn't arrived yet;

trying to make excuses out of guilt? I mean, isn't he supposed to be your bodyguard? How could he not be by your side? It's pretty obvious you're feeling guilty," Connie retorted. Mia responded solemnly, "Given his role as the CEO of Barrett Group, he's buried in work. He can't constantly be by my side as a bodyguard.” With a smug expression, Lewis