Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Cocking her brow, Mia looked at Timothy.

She wondered if Timothy really thought that she was going to forgive him and reconcile with him.

His gaze gave his thoughts away.

That was exactly what he was thinking!

Was she such an easy person to him?

Timothy's eyes were still fixated on her. "Mia, you're indeed special to me, and I realized it too late. You're not a mere decoration. I was happier than anyone else after knowing you were still alive. Because this is the only chance I can make up for my mistakes."

She drew in a deep breath. "But why couldn't I see that in the beginning?"

"I'm dense when it comes to relationships. Overconfident too. I've never treated a woman this special before, so I'm afraid to face the change," Timothy admitted.

Her heart skipped a beat and she couldn't meet his eyes. "At that time, I did like you but it was none of your business. You don't have to think that you've let me down and feel guilty about it," she said. Timothy's hand rested on her shoulder. "Mia, I'm a loser in relationships. You deserved so much more than I did back then. You were honest and responsible in the relationship."

She scoffed, "Oh, don't put it that way. My feelings for you were a burden to you, remember?"

It pained his heart to hear that. "No, you weren't the problem. I was. I was a jerk."

Mia couldn't understand her emotions right now.

she reined those strange feelings in so she wouldn't be deceived

all too well how capable

had a string of wins when it

her hand out to cup his cheek.

his breath as he stared at her intently.

accept him, he would agree to any of her requests.

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became more mature

every woman would fall for him

were divorced. That you would regret it After all, I'm such a capable woman. It's normal for you to fall

what?" His self-confidence

me.

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final judgment, he waited

had never felt

at him, her eyes reflecting a tranquility and

anticipation in his eyes slowly faded, giving way