Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Chapter 1169

Sharon stole a glance at Sage, struck by his uncanny resemblance to Timothy.

They could almost be mistaken for twins.

The undeniable truth stared back at her: Sage was Timothy's son.

However, the memory of how she had nearly endangered Sage's life filled Sharon with overwhelming guilt, making it impossible for her to face Mia.

Summoning her courage, Sharon pushed back, "But can all the blame truly be laid at my feet? If only you had been honest from the start, I wouldn't have prevented Timothy from donating his bone marrow.

"Instead, I would have implored him to do everything in his power to save my grandson.

It was your deceit that led to this tragic outcome!" Sharon's skill at deflecting blame was becoming increasingly apparent.

"What do you mean by intentionally deceiving you? Are you suggesting that if Ginger and Sage weren't Timothy's children, you and Luna would have been justified in plotting against them? Are you both unaware that murder is a crime?" Mia found Sharon's logic utterly baffling.

Meanwhile, Sharon was left speechless, unable to muster a single word in response.

She never expected Mia to give birth to twins—a boy and a girl.

to teach Mia a lesson by swapping the marrow, but she never imagined the potential risk of endangering her

there had been any genuine missteps back then, the potential consequences

on this, she nearly lost her balance,

out to steady Sharon, her

stoop to her

little boy's grandmother,

he understands

grows older, he'll realize the importance of being part

abandon such a substantial inheritance only to

Edith, asserting, "Mommy would never allow us to

with her." "Really, what could a young girl like you possibly understand? Even if you wanted to go back to the Barrett family, they wouldn't

about

the family name and lineage." In an instant,

Ginger's distress, Timothy quickly embraced

what

not wrong, am I? Throughout history, it's been sons who've upheld

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