Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Upon learning that Heath was the CEO's secretary, Noah deduced that the man beside him must be a high-ranking executive in Barrett Group.

Heath reaffirmed, "I am the CEO's secretary, so naturally, this gentleman here is my boss, Mr. Timothy Barrett, the CEO of Barrett Group."

Noah's face visibly drained of color upon hearing Heath's revelation.

Though he felt a sense of familiarity upon seeing Timothy, Noah struggled to recall where they might have crossed paths before.

However, with Heath's clarification, Noah's memory was jogged. Timothy was indeed the CEO of Barrett Group.

He had glimpsed him once from afar during a brief encounter in a certain business circle.

After all, elite families like the Barretts were well out of Noah's social sphere.

Just then, Noah's legs momentarily weakened, nearly causing him to lose his balance. With a hesitant stutter, he turned to Mia and asked, "I-I-Is she Mr. Barrett's former wife?"

Timothy's gaze turned cold as he responded to Noah, "My ex-wife is not someone you need to concern yourself with."

Lane is your ex-wife! It was a mistake on my part, and I inadvertently offended her. Please, don't stoop to my level and hold it

Noah's sudden display, Pamela interjected, "Noah, a man's dignity is priceless. Why are you kneeling

in Bern City! If I offend him, it won't just be me; our whole

friend seems rather dubious. Is she deliberately trying to sabotage me by arranging

offending Timothy filled

could someone like Noah possibly compare to him? To make matters worse, it was clear that Timothy still harbored feelings for

ruthless! You promised to introduce Noah to a wealthy, easy-to-please woman, someone without family ties to worry

kneeling certainly underscored

impacted by this, it would unquestionably

out, "I-I had no clue that Mia's ex-husband was the CEO of

was well-off, but they had no idea about the depth of his riches, merely presuming him to be a

seemed unimaginable for an ordinary person to even contemplate

orphan, how could

profile, and