Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Chapter 669

When Timothy laid eyes on Mla, he felt like he had been transported back four years in time. She looked exactly as she did in his memories, igniting a rush of emotions within him.

He couldn't help but feel thrilled at their reunion.

Caleb found himself unexpectedly confronting his own feelings as he beheld Mia standing before him, alive and well.

Mia turned to face him. There was a mixture of grief and aloofness in her expression as she spoke, "Why, I'm surprised that you still remember my name."

Timothy inhaled sharply. He stared at her calmly as he asked, "Are you finally going to drop the act?" He knew that she'd been feigning ignorance. She recognized him, yet she purposely acted like she didn't know him.

Mia's brows furrowed slightly, contemplating his accusation. If he believed she was merely acting, then perhaps she would oblige. With a nonchalant air, she replied, "Because it's become tiresome.

"Mia, do you have any idea how long I've been searching for you?" Timothy stared at her intently, his Adam's apple bobbing subtly.

There were so many things he wanted to say, but the words caught in his throat.

He wanted to tell her that he had never suspected her of hurting Laura.

Instinctively, Mia averted his gaze.

With a practiced grace, she pulled out a chair and sat down. The perfectly cooked steak on the plate seemed to hold her full attention.

Finally, she said, "Mr. Barrett, our marriage ended the moment the divorce papers were signed. What possible reason could you have had for searching for me?"

Based on her investigation, she was just an ordinary individual with no notable status or background. Mia was convinced that he had erased all her information out of concern that her existence might tarnish the Barrett family's name if it became public knowledge.

Still, she was intrigued by Timothy. What truly motivated him to seek her out after all this time?

"I felt it necessary to clarify matters."

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Mia's fork, scraping against her steak, paused mid-motion.

"Go on, then. What do you have to say?"

Timothy studied her intently, sensing something was off. However, he couldn't quite put his finger on it.

Mia raised an eyebrow. "Mr. Barrett?"

Timothy opted to steer the conversation elsewhere. "Why did you fake your death and disappear? Who is Ginger's father?"

"Tsk. Mr. Barrett, 1

we're at an impasse."

is the direction you intend to take our conversation, I'm afraid

She had acted like her former self to uncover the truth behind her past. She had yet to regain her memories. But she couldn't risk alarming her brothers by

pressing them for answers. Their impulsive nature might lead them to Xanier Island, braving a storm in a helicopter.

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Not wanting to complicate things,

Mia was left only with Timothy as her

sole recourse. Little did she expect NOV

him to sidestep the issue entirely.

She was appalled by his audacity to

ask about Ginger's father. The

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Perhaps her brothers were right, after

all. Her ex-husband was nothing but an asshole. Timothy seemed promising at first, but she was

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rest.

She met his gaze squarely and replied, "Surely you understand why I faked my death and left?"

Timothy pressed his lips together. While he comprehended the circumstances that led to her disappearance, he suspected her brothers likely faked her death without her consent.

He didn't expect her to vanish for four whole years!

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Undeterred, he pressed on, "I

understand about your brothers

helping you disappear by faking your death, but can't fathom your ruthlessness. You went missing for four years! If our paths hadn't crossed, how long would you have

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"So?"

"So, your demeanor only reinforces the notion that you are indeed the culprit."