Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Sharon's anger was palpable, and her entire demeanor turned sour. "With that attitude, do you still believe Tim will agree to marry you?"

"Once again, you've misunderstood. I never entertained the idea of marrying Timothy. He's the one pursuing me relentlessly.

"However, your words have given me an idea. If he genuinely seeks reconciliation and is prepared to marry into my family, it's something I might consider."

Sharon screamed in frustration, "Mia, you're out of your mind!"

"Then let's put it to the test," Mia retorted before ending the call.

As she pictured Sharon's angry expression, Mia felt a sudden surge of vindication.

Indeed, deriving satisfaction from others' discomfort indeed seemed oddly gratifying.

Not to mention, simply eliminating someone troublesome instantly improved the atmosphere.

Suspecting that the individuals on Yellow Island were exploiting Sharon, Mia decided to send her back to Bern City.

As Mia sat down for lunch, she suddenly remembered that it was Sage's first day of school. She couldn't help but wonder how he was adjusting to the cafeteria food. Almost immediately, her phone rang-it was a call from the kindergarten.

answered promptly. "Hello, what's

be facing some difficulties at

with another student during

there right away. Is

fine, they just sustained minor scrapes. There's no need to worry. They've been checked by the school nurse,"

of relief upon hearing this news. As long as Sage was unharmed,

primary concern for Sage was his well-being, above

hadn't anticipated him getting into a scuffle on

Sage's kindergarten. Upon arriving, she approached Casey. "Ms. Graziosi, what led to the

I'm not entirely sure. Both Sage and this new student recently

fathom what might have triggered a conflict between two children meeting for the first time, yet neither

a fight without reason. "Has this other student's family been

currently in the

Mia entered the office, her attention was drawn to a middle-aged woman, Tonya Waterford. Stepping forward, Mia

well. So,

enough, but as a single mother, you must bear complete responsibility for your child's actions,"