Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Mia rose from her seat, instructing, "You two go ahead and order something to eat. I'll step out for a moment and return shortly."

As she exited the lounge, Mia noticed that the earlier commotion had settled.

Standing alone, Sharon looked disheveled, her clothes wrinkled and her hair tousled.

It appeared that the once-elegant aristocrat had undergone a transformation, now resembling an ordinary person.

Looking at the disheveled Edith in front of him, Timothy stated, "I'll have Heath take you to the hospital for a check-up." A tumult of emotions engulfed Sharon as she looked at Timothy. "When did you discover the truth about your parentage?" Unbeknownst to Timothy, the revelation of his true origins had shattered Sharon's world.

She had invested her heart in nurturing the son she believed to be hers, only to realize he wasn't biologically related to her.

What cut even deeper was the realization that he was the result of her husband's infidelity—a truth that engulfed her in profound disgrace.

Despite this, Sharon's marriage had always been a cold, calculated business arrangement, devoid of any genuine affection or emotional connection.

Her sole aspiration had been to bear a son to secure the Barrett family fortune, envisioning a future where she could thrive independently.

However, she hadn't foreseen the obstacles her body would pose in conceiving a child.

son, she eventually uncovered the devastating truth-her husband had switched him with his mistress's child. Yet, even upon discovering the truth, Sharon hesitated

Timothy's true identity would jeopardize everything she had worked tirelessly

toward Timothy remained entangled in a complex web

the revelation that Timothy had

demeanor just moments earlier, Sharon was able to

accused, "It was Mia who spilled the beans,

did

only recently that Timothy had

responded, "I only found out

husband is your biological

in confirmation.

silent, allowing Sharon to release her pent-up anger before calmly stating, "I've conducted an investigation. Your child did indeed pass away due to

you to the hospital

bother? It's better off dead than living like this. You must be feeling quite

these years,

on me You

back regarding me as nothing but vain and incompetent, and that I was only capable of flaunting the title