Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

At that instant, Ginger presented a bouquet of fresh peonies. "Great-Grandma Laura, these flowers will surely help you feel better," she said sincerely.

Laura regarded the sweet, sincere Ginger with a weak nod. Then, her gaze shifted to Mia, as if she had something on her mind that she wanted to express. Leaning in closer to Laura, Mia asked softly, "What is it you want to say?"

"I-I'm just glad you're okay," Laura murmured.

Hearing Laura's words, Mia's eyes instantly filled with tears.

To her surprise, Laura still remembered what had happened five years ago. It seemed she understood it had been a calculated move directed at her.

Mia held Laura's hand tightly as she spoke, "Grandma Laura, you must recover quickly. Sage and Ginger are growing up so fast and becoming increasingly mischievous. They need your guidance." Laura managed a gentle smile and nodded in response, acknowledging Mia's words.

For Sage, witnessing his cherished family member in such a vulnerable state was a deeply moving moment.

With determination evident on his face, Sage stepped forward and urged, "Great-Grandma Laura, you have to stay strong."

As Sage stood before her, Laura was deeply moved by his resemblance to Timothy, which caused a lump to form in her throat.

Finding comfort in the knowledge that Timothy now had children of his own, Laura felt reassured, knowing that even if she were to pass away, Timothy wouldn't be left alone.

time was restricted as Laura

escorted Sage and Ginger out of the

stoic, his

side until she's well enough to leave the hospital." After so many years, the intricacies of Mia's relationship

and her children was not one she could

she held Timothy's hand, softly urging him, "Don't

response. "I'll make

to leave with Sage and Ginger. Just as they were about to depart, Heath approached Timothy, his voice barely audible as he

Timothy's expression hardened. "Where is

cleaning staff, likely aiming to get close to Mrs. Barrett

Mia remarked, "After all this time,

line

accountable, we must have concrete evidence," Heath

Grandma's well-being," Timothy

danger. We can have someone impersonate her. But we must proceed with caution. If it's too obvious,

of consideration, Mia decided to play along with