Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Caleb sternly warned, "Consider yourself lucky that you've only lost an arm. But if I catch wind of you exploiting my identity for any other purpose, this won't be the end of it."

The young man hastily responded, “I swear, I won't do it again. I only impersonated you to help facilitate the partnership with the Bowen family. I didn't engage in anything else.”

Turning his attention to Lewis, Caleb remarked, "You shouldn't be addressing me right now. Your apology should be directed toward him. He's Timothy Barrett, the CEO of the Barrett Group, the very person you were supposed to be partnering with."

Lewis wore a guilty expression as he glanced at Timothy, unable to muster a single word.

His previous disdain toward Timothy now left him utterly humiliated. Adding to his embarrassment, Lewis had even resorted to physical confrontation with Timothy in the past, unaware of Timothy's status as the CEO of the Barrett Group.

But why would someone as high-ranking as Timothy stoop to the level of being a mere bodyguard for Mia?

puzzle that didn't

have predicted that the esteemed CEO of the

hastily nodded, casting a nervous glance at Timothy. "Mr.

then, Mia chimed in, "Are you seeking forgiveness already? Just moments ago, you were brimming with arrogance, pointing fingers and hurling insults. You even attempted to physically harm him, only to face retaliation.

her back. Regaining his composure, Lewis put on a brave front and nodded. "You're right. It was our mistake for not recognizing Mr. Barrett's true identity. We're thankful that the truth has come out. Mr. Gomez,

a smile and said, "Absolutely, please,

for that. I'm here today to formally announce the termination of

and Lewis were visibly shaken by the

clouded Connie's expression as she questioned, "But why end the partnership? It can't

forward urgently, Lewis looked at Timothy with a pleading gaze. "Mr. Barrett, I may have offended you in the past, but please, don't let that influence

mutually beneficial. Please, let's not rush to sever ties. Business should remain separate