Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Luna and Sharon's expressions changed when they heard Timothy's words. They didn't want to go to jail.

Luna glanced at Raymond instinctively and uttered, "My situation is different, though."

Sharon snorted. "You're just an illegitimate daughter. What makes you so special?"

Jasmine quickly took Raymond's arm and advised, "Dad, let's go. We need to head to the hospital first. If there are any scars, the rumors will start spreading again."

Upon hearing this, Raymond remained silent. He understood that it was not appropriate to address the issue at that moment. With a determined stride, he left the private room.

Luna's back was hurting so much. Moreover, she initially thought Raymond would stand up for her!

Luna fixed her fierce gaze on Sharon and declared, "I'll remember what happened today, and I won't let it go. Just wait and see."

needed to accompany Raymond to the hospital for treatment. This was a chance for her to act pitifully and gain sympathy,

the private room became quiet. Mia nibbled on her snacks while comfortably seated on a chair. "I haven't eaten anything all day, but I feel satisfied

It was worth it.

asked,

was just a drop

speaking, she glanced at Sharon, who appeared lost. Then she said, "The person who deserves your utmost concern at this moment is not me, but your mother."

appeared to have been struck by a powerful emotional blow, causing her to age considerably in a mere

at Timothy sadly and said, "Tim, I may not be the most intelligent or outstanding mother, and I may not have the affection of your grandparents. But I've always cared for you with all my heart and soul, and I've never caused you any harm. I don't understand why you are joining forces with Luna and that little rascal to humiliate

genuinely curious about how Timothy could readily accept an illegitimate child and keep it a

seemed inconceivable to her that any woman could accept her husband's illegitimate

a brief silence, his gaze fixed

I had no choice but to accept this condition. Dad's will made no mention of allocating