Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Sage set aside the paper he had been holding. "You were quick to act just now. It's a good thing I was here with you."

When Ginger received the call on her Apple Watch earlier, Sage happened to be nearby. Upon hearing Caleb's words, he immediately sensed it was a ruse.

Fortunately, Sage discreetly stepped in to prevent Ginger from revealing too much, even going as far as jotting down a response for her on paper.

Given the ambiguity of the conversation, Caleb likely wouldn't take Ginger's words seriously.

Resting her chin on her hand, Ginger pondered, "Why doesn't Mommy let Daddy know about you? If he knew you were unwell, he'd surely shower you with gifts.”

"Hmph, I'm not interested in his presents," Sage replied with a serious expression.

After all, Sage wasn't as gullible as Ginger. He was well aware of how Timothy had abandoned Mia.

Had it not been for Mia's brothers finding her in time, she would have faced considerable hardship.

These were not matters that Timothy could simply dismiss with a few casual words and some inexpensive gifts.

"Sage, Daddy really isn't that awful. He buys me so many gifts and often texts me to ask if anyone is bothering me."

be fooled by him. Mommy hasn't forgiven him yet. You're just a little

Ginger immediately grew anxious. "I'm not a little traitor! I

praising that man a moment ago! You're being a

tears welled up in Ginger's eyes; she certainly

and entered the

indignantly. "You're so dumb, Sage. I don't want to

she stormed out of the ward

glance at Sage.

just a bit petty, getting worked

younger sister; you should be kinder

“I'm doing her a favor by telling her the truth. You all spoil her too much. She might end up being taken advantage of

like a little adult, Mia couldn't help but feel exasperated. "Stop acting so grown-up. You're only four years old, you're not a forty or fifty-year-old

she affectionately tousled

feeling better, when will you send that man away

Since I've recovered from my illness, I don't need that man's assistance anymore. It's pointless for him to