Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

"Are you truly not bothered by it anymore?" Eva asked.

Mia responded earnestly, “That's right. Now, I'm living comfortably as the heiress of the Lane family, with everything I desire at my fingertips. How could I possibly care about a worthless ex-husband?"

“It's good that you've reached that perspective. You heard Timothy earlier—he's not motivated by love for you.

"Perhaps it's his guilt regarding Ginger that drives him to cling to you, seeking to make amends. These are just empty words from a man. Hear them out, but don't let them weigh on your heart," Eva advised. Gripping her fork, Mia's gaze drifted downward as she softly replied, "I understand.”

For four years, Mia had been aware that Timothy didn't love her.

Now, she certainly wouldn't assume that Timothy stuck around out of affection for her.

"Mia, men like Timothy aren't quick to fall in love. Those entrenched in the ruthless world of business often have their hearts hardened by their ambitions. Sincerity is a commodity they've long since traded away," Eva reminded her.

Mia suddenly looked up, her expression sincere as she inquired, "And what about Dominic?"

If her memory served her right, Dominic was also a businessman. Following Mia's question, Eva paused briefly before elaborating, "Dominic is a different case altogether. While men like him may lack sincerity, once they do fall for someone, it's a commitment for life. "Winning their genuine affection is no small feat. They may be drawn or intrigued by a woman, but that alone isn't sufficient to earn their true love," Eva explained patiently.

Mia was curious. "So, what would be enough, then?"

have them willingly sacrifice everything for you.

at Mia with astonishment.

asking,” Mia replied firmly. "After all, Timothy and I parted ways

her meal, Eva's words echoed

thoughts—when a man like Timothy was in love with a woman, he'd be prepared to go

Mia found it difficult to picture Timothy losing his rationality

on my own

hidden from Dominic! “But I'm concerned about you being alone at the hospital,”

my brothers and ask them to come keep

couldn't refuse Mia's request and reluctantly

Eva decided it was best to leave him

were something Mia needed to address on her

bed, feeling the soreness of the bump on her

but feeling self-conscious about her

Mia could almost envision Sage's disapproving expression, scolding her for her