Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Ralph gazed at Mia in disbelief, struggling to comprehend the situation.

While he had heard rumors about the long-lost heiress of the Lane family being discovered after many years, she had always maintained a low profile and seldom made public appearances.

Consequently, Ralph had no idea what the supposed heiress looked like.

Besides, his social standing in Nord City was far from that of the Lane family, and he had never crossed paths with the rumored heiress.

To Ralph, Mia was merely a woman who had been expelled from the Barrett family.

Now, she had suddenly risen to the position of heiress in the influential Lane family of Nord City! This sudden transformation left Ralph feeling somewhat embarrassed.

Unable to swallow his pride, Ralph attempted to assert himself, addressing Mia, "Even if you're the heiress of the Lane family, what does it matter? You're still a daughter-in-law in the Barrett family.

You should show me some resp—" Before Ralph could complete his sentence, Peyton swiftly delivered another resounding slap, cutting him off.

1 "For individuals such as yourself, a slap represents the utmost respect you'll ever receive.

And if that's not enough for you, I'm more than willing to oblige with a few additional strikes," Peyton quipped.

Ralph found himself utterly defenseless against the barrage of slaps.

He continued to mutter curses and threats toward Mia, attempting to salvage his dignity.

interest in engaging with Ralph

in suits entered and approached Connie

Law Firm, and our purpose here is to address

have severely damaged the reputation of the Lanes, leading us to file a lawsuit against

team has already

assume control of your company by

for you to sign the documents and depart

no compensation, and you'll face investigations and legal repercussions." Upon hearing this, Connie and Lewis' faces

find the situation surprising

Dominic's intentions to bring down the

imminent collapse of the Bowen Group was precisely

maintain her

our family truly facing bankruptcy?" In a state of defeat,

"It's over.

gone." In a desperate attempt to salvage the situation, Connie hastily implored, "Lewis, do you think it's still possible for us to offer

rushed toward

is entirely our fault!

beg for your

kneel if necessary!" Observing Connie kneel before her,