Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Mia was surprised and glanced at Jasmine, who had truly come into her own today. It was clear that Raymond's efforts in investing years in educating her had not been in vain. Despite his preference for sons, premium education always paid off. With Jasmine overcoming this obstacle, Luna's only bargaining chip would no longer hold any advantage.

Raymond gazed deeply at Jasmine and said, "Yes, I've always preferred to have a daughter, and Jasmine has always been exceptional."

"Indeed, it has been widely known that Mr. Shelbert has always been an adoring father to his daughter."

"I truly admire Mr. Shelbert for having such an exceptional daughter."

Jasmine glanced at Raymond, who stood beside her. She had heard these words repeated countless times before. She used to believe that what Raymond said was true.

However, as she grew older, she realized that the invisible preference for boys over girls truly existed.

It was evident in the words of those two women who were seemingly belittling their son, when in fact they were showing off.

went directly to her incompetent son. Despite her daughter graduating as an executive with outstanding abilities, she was only able to serve as a deputy general manager in the company,

those days, all the property was inherited by the sons, while the daughters were married off and received only a small share. However, their daughters would come in handy

nauseous. She couldn't help but wonder how parents could

about to be

finished speaking, everyone scattered. Raymond also departed

"This is a banquet at Aide Castle Hotel. It's not hosted by your Lane family. Why are you acting as if you're the one in charge here, insisting that everyone go and grab a bite?

the one who taught Jasmine how to fight back. Otherwise, dealing with a pretentious woman like Jasmine would have been

someone being better than her. She was afraid that one day someone might

Luna's face. It was clear that Jasmine's counterattack

she declared, "I don't need to

you honestly believe that the owner would maintain a low profile to allow others like