Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Mia paused briefly before replying, "It's not about that. I simply haven't considered being in a relationship. Besides, I've always found fulfillment in my independence."

"Even with a successful career, it's challenging for a woman to navigate alone. How do you intend to manage without a partner at home?"

"Ms. Lane, please don't take our directness the wrong way. We genuinely care about your well-being. The gentlemen we're recommending are highly regarded and sought after.

"It's only because of our close relationship with Aunt Patricia that we're bringing them to your attention. After all, finding good men nowadays is quite a challenge."

Upon hearing this, Patricia interjected, "Alright, that's enough. Women need to be self-reliant these days. After enduring a painful divorce, do you seriously expect Mia to jump back in and sacrifice everything just to please a man?"

The neighbors hesitated for a moment, their expression faltering. "You know, it might not be fair to generalize like that," they began tentatively. "Wasn't Ms. Lane in a happy marriage before? "Sometimes, differences in social backgrounds can complicate things. It's important for Ms. Lane to find someone with a similar background to ensure a stable and fulfilling life."

Patricia's demeanor shifted, a touch of irritation creeping into her expression. "Given Mia's exceptional qualities, who isn't she compatible with?

"I can't dictate her choices, but from my perspective, having a job, raising children, and finding happiness in life are what truly matter. These days, men aren't always the most reliable," she countered. At that moment, Mia gently nudged Patricia's hand.

get to bed," she suggested, steering Patricia away from the gossiping group. As they walked away,

what those two say too seriously. They're known for their loose tongues in the neighborhood, always ready to spread gossip. And those men they were

prenup, stripping her of any financial entitlements and

eyes widened at the revelation. "Didn't we hear something similar in

The circumstances are sadly familiar. The woman had a promising future, but her partner's family was unreasonable. Divorce was

the

turned violent when his wife confronted him. It's no surprise they ended

savings. Ironically, it was his ex-wife who supported him financially while he pursued his Ph.D. He's hardly someone

help but find the real-life drama more

reassuring smile. "Their

not considering getting into a

a priority for me. I'll think about it when I meet someone who truly

hadn't devoted much thought to these matters. After all, matters of the