Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Raymond thought that if he did Mia a favor, she would help him with the hotel reservation.

However, even without Raymond's help, Mia could solve the issue on her own. After all, the Lanes were no pushovers in Nord City.

Raymond felt embarrassed when Mia rejected him. "Ms. Lane, the Lanes have always been close to our family. Why wouldn't you do us this small favor?"

"Mr. Shelbert, why can't you organize the birthday party using the previous reservation you made here? Or is there something else more important than your wife's birthday?" Mia retorted.

Jasmine remained silent while listening to the conversation. She knew what her father was trying to do.

When Raymond wanted to say more, Timothy stepped in and said, "Mr. Shelbert, please don't make things difficult for her."

Displeasure was written all over Timothy's face. He did not know what was wrong with Raymond.

Mia had made it clear that she wouldn't adjust the hotel reservations because of personal relationships.

How could Raymond force Mia right in front of him? Was Timothy invisible to Raymond or something?

Raymond recalled the scene where Timothy hit someone just now. He had always thought that Timothy became successful because of his family, but today, he discovered the dark side of this man. This realization made Raymond start to fear Timothy.

end, Raymond said nothing. He turned around and left

at Timothy. But he fixed his eyes on Mia and

sorrow in her heart. Sooner or later, she would prove to Timothy that

take revenge for the humiliation she

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not want

See you another

she should let

would never allow the woman who hurt her and almost killed her son

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the man beside her had never left. Pretending not to see him, she talked to her secretary about

scenes. That was why Philip dared to

to the bottom of this matter so that it would not tarnish the

"Okay, I'll look into the matter carefully and reinforce the

communicate with the reporters, telling them what they should and

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