Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Could Timothy truly feel inferior? Mia gazed at Timothy in absolute astonishment. As the rightful heir of the Barrett family, he had always carried himself with an air of grandeur.

So, to hear him utter such words of self-doubt before her was simply unfathomable. If anyone were to hear this proclamation, it would undoubtedly shatter their perception of him.

At that moment, Mia couldn't help but question if the man standing before her was truly Timothy. While he appeared to be Timothy at first glance, it became clear that he was someone entirely different.

His voice was hoarse. "Don't give me such pitiful looks."

Mia's expression took on a hint of embarrassment, and her current mood was honestly quite complicated.

After all, the proud and remarkable man standing before her was once the man she had a crush on and whom she truly admired from the depths of her being. As an orphan, she struggled with low self-esteem. Yet, she considered herself incredibly fortunate to have become his wife.

Those five years of marriage represented the love of her youth, a time she had dedicated to one man. However, youth was the tribute paid. Consequently, her love for Timothy ended in divorce.

Nevertheless, she never expected that Timothy was actually the illegitimate son of the Barrett family! This secret was truly unexpected and shocking!

so kind to Asher. As it turned out, there was a deeper reason

and replied firmly, "You are mistaken. Why should I empathize with you? I would rather empathize with the beggar on the roadside, than do the same for you. Frankly, your current life is much more fortunate than that of the

I didn't take marriage or relationships seriously enough. I let you down, completely oblivious to the kindness you showed me.

be so sentimental. It's not

your view?" Timothy held her tightly and

as she uttered, "Don't women always pursue you?"

His voice was deep.

silently perceived him as

next moment, Timothy crouched down to meet her

them locked eyes at

gasped for air, her voice

was intense.