Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Raymond cleared his throat and replied quickly, "Don't worry, Luna. Once you become part of our Shelbert family, you'll be my daughter, and I'll treat you as my own. No one will ever look down on you. Trust me, there's nothing to worry about."

As long as Luna returned to his side and received proper care, it made no difference whether he acknowledged her as his daughter or not. It was a win-win situation for him.

Jasmine smiled and replied, "Indeed. My dad has always been supportive and kind to others. With Luna now here in our home, we're truly becoming a family. Luna, please know that you don't need to worry about these events. If you ever have any doubts or need assistance in the future, I'll be here to guide you and teach you."

Raymond nodded to Jasmine with deep satisfaction and remarked, "You've truly matured. Luna has endured so much since childhood and is quite inexperienced in these matters. You should guide her to socialize more and teach her your ways. As Asher's mother, she can't be ignorant."

Jasmine felt bitter, yet she still managed to force a smile as she responded, "Don't worry, Dad. I'll definitely teach Luna properly."

anger, and powerlessness, she felt that she made the right choice. Ultimately, there was nothing wrong

her best to maintain control over her expression. Any display of anger at this critical moment would render all her previous attempts pointless. She also worried that if she made any wrong move, Raymond would not recognize her or bring her out to

don't understand. I'm afraid of inadvertently making a mistake in front of everyone in the future. I need your help to prevent that from happening. We're going to be a family, and

cold as she pondered whether Luna's words meant something more was she

I'll try my best. After all, teachers can only guide us, but learning ultimately depends

expression of reluctance. She couldn't believe that this bitch dared

eyes with Jasmine. Without uttering a single word, they communicated through

intervened to smooth things over. "Mr. Shelbert, your daughter is remarkably well-educated. She's incredibly kind and generous. You're truly fortunate to have her, unlike the brat in our

of having a son nowadays? You still have to clean up his mess. It's far more advantageous to have

there to take care of me, and my son was nowhere to be