Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

"I won't let you go! If I do, you'll leave again, just like you did five years ago."

"Timothy, please understand that it was you who handed me the divorce agreement five years ago and wanted to evict me from the house." As Mia reminisced about that fateful moment, she couldn't help but yearn to banish him to the depths of outer space.

Timothy replied, "Actually, after I handed you the divorce agreement, I deeply regretted my decision shortly thereafter."

"Really? Why couldn't I tell?" Mia gazed up and down at Timothy. She couldn't believe that he regretted their divorce back then.

She sneered. "I remembered that back then, you were surrounded by a stunning woman. How could you possibly regret divorcing me?"

Timothy pursed his lips. "At that time, I had never felt any affection for any woman. To me, they were just like the decorations in my home." "You mean, I'm also a decoration?" Mia's gaze was cold. She was filled with a burning desire to slap him.

"No, you're different."

"Do you honestly expect me to believe that? In the end, you still handed me the divorce agreement and kicked me out."

he firmly grasped her wrist and pressed it against his face. Mia was taken aback. What was his

back, but he held it firmly. His eyes were intense and heavy as he said, "Then give me a slap to release your

left the Barrett residence, Kalways felt unsettled. At that moment,

you had already vanished. The Lane family informed me of your passing and

remained silent as she pondered upon the arrangements made by her brothers during that particular moment. She was so groggy that she could barely comprehend the

later, when she

had been brought to the hospital in Nord City. At that moment

babies might not

she was told

her brothers resorted to having a psychiatrist hypnotize her, causing her to forget the five years of her marriage and the

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lips. "Actually, my brothers didn't lie to you. I nearly died at that time because I refused to give up the baby. I had to

this,

expressed, "I apologize for not doing a good job in the past. I never imagined that I would