Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Mia cast a sidelong glance at Timothy as he turned back, raising an eyebrow in curiosity. What could he possibly be planning now? Timothy stood tall, his authoritative demeanor exuding an aura of intimidation that left Mia feeling somewhat uneasy.

He pressed his lips together nervously before softly saying, "Goodnight."

With that, Timothy turned on his heel and walked away.

Mia remained rooted to the spot, completely baffled.

Was this some peculiar display of heterosexual romance?

As Mia turned around, her attention was caught by Ginger and Sage standing by the door, their small heads peeking out.

Clearing her throat awkwardly, she stuttered, "W-Why are you both here?"

Ginger's hand flew to her mouth upon hearing Mia's words. "Sage asked me to come along," she blurted out nervously.

Sage shot Ginger a disapproving glance, surprised by her quick admission.

Stepping forward casually, he remarked, "I just wanted to get some fresh air."

could easily sense his underlying motive. He clearly wanted to

we make our way back? It's

with a curious expression. "Why didn't

he had known it was a gift from Timothy, he

ruffled Sage's hair, transforming his tidy look into a playful

uptight? He's simply trying to make things right, so it's only fair he showers you with gifts. If you like it, keep it. If not, consider passing it on to someone

his stoic demeanor. "But I don't want anything

seems like you care more

I care about him?" Sage shot

face that Timothy often wore, Mia couldn't help but let out a chuckle. "If you net truly didn't care, why are you s bothered by his gifts? Look at your sister.

please

are issues between you and him, it's best to resolve them directly. Don't involve me

lifted his head, visibly distressed. "Mommy, are you just going to forgive him like that? He caused you so

be fair, it wasn't solely his fault. We were both manipulated. As for our past, it's

on what had transpired, Mia realized that whether or not she forgave Timothy was no longer

Timothy was obligated to marry someone like her-an orphan. It seemed unlikely that a man of his pride would have embraced such a