Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Luna watched Mia standing on the stage as jealousy filled her to the brim.

This entire time, Luna had never thought that she performed worse than Mia.

But the sight of Mia getting the spotlight right now angered her.

Luna smirked.

"You have got to be kidding me, Jasmine.

Mia's business gained success because of her family's investment and connection, no? If she was still an orphan, would her business have been successful?" Jasmine retorted, "At least she's talented.

She designed all of these herself." "There are a bunch of talents out there, but running a successful business is different.

Without enough investment and her family's help, would she have been able to come this far?" Luna lowered her voice as she continued, "I can see that you're taking her side, but she's just using you to get rid of me.

What do you take her for? Someone kind who doesn't have ulterior motives? " Jasmine noticed the jealousy written over Luna's face.

"Is it that difficult for you to admit that someone else is extraordinary? Dad taught me to be humble and learn from others since young.

Hard work is what fills the gap, not jealousy," Jasmine said.

Raymond turned his head and said, "I think Jazzy is right.

Look at Ms.

Mia.

a

everyone else in the dark before gaining

of you should learn this from her." Luna rolled her eyes when he told them to set Mia as their exemplary

was no way Luna was going to look up

was just as good as Mia! If she was the daughter of the Lane

advised Jasmine, "You should be on good terms with

Timothy's attitude toward

was obvious that she didn't have proper standing in the Barrett

he slightly regretted bringing

have bought her

family? We're going to work with the Barrett family,

a child

divorced five

will never get back together again." Jasmine smiled and remarked, "How

sure that they won't remarry? Do you think Timothy will lower his standards and fall for you?" "Why not? I'm

lack?"

Jasmine arched her brow.

is

forgotten what kind of relationship

smart enough not to be with you."

good terms

be nice when talking to