Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen ( Mia Bowen ) novel Chapter 120

Chapter 120 

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“Martha, I’m okay. I get that he’s swamped with work, Mia replied, attempting to maintain a facade of normalcy. 

Later that evening, she spent some time with her prenatal instructor, immersing herself in the essential aspects of pregnancy–a realm that demanded her immediate attention. 

Moreover, she desired to push certain thoughts to the back of her mind. 

However, the following day, as Mia scrolled through the news, a headline caught her attention: “Affluent heiress Maya and her beau spotted dining and ring shopping.” 

A wave of desolation washed over Mia. 

Even without a clear view of their faces, Mia could discern from the silhouette that it was Timothy with Maya. 

Remarkably, merely a day after Mia and Timothy filed for divorce, he was already with Maya at a jewelry store 

in the evening, choosing a ring. 

The speed of their actions caught Mia off guard. 

Choosing to divert her thoughts, Mia turned off her phone and immersed herself in learning about pregnancy. 

With no afternoon classes, she headed to her studio to work, given her current financial constraints. 

After all, Timothy wasn’t exactly bringing in a significant income. 

Several days passed without Timothy returning to their marital home, but Mia didn’t dwell on it. 

She continued with her daily routine, maintaining her regular eating habits, while also dedicating herself to 

studying infant and toddler care. 

With Laura’s condition now stable, she had been moved from the intensive care unit to a standard ward. 

Holding a pot of homemade soup, Mia decided to go to the hospital to pay Laura a visit. 

When she entered the ward, she noticed Maya and Sharon already present, and standing alongside them was 

none other than Timothy. 

Mia paused briefly before saying, “I’ll come back later.” 

She felt it would be inappropriate to disturb what seemed like a family moment. 

However, Laura greeted her with a warm smile and said, “Come over here, don’t be silly.” 

Reluctantly, Mia approached Laura. Maya, wearing a forced smile, rose from her seat, motioning toward a chair. “Ms. Bowen, please have a seat here,” she urged. 

However, Mia chose not to sit. Instead, she placed the thermos on the bedside table, saying, “Grandma, this is the soup I made for you. Remember to have some later.” 

“Alright, I’ll keep that in mind. How have you been lately? Has the little one inside been causing you any 

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As the conversation shifted to Mia’s unborn child, a subtle awkwardness filled the air in the hospital room. 

Mia’s expression betrayed a hint of unease as she responded, “The baby has been quite well–behaved. Honestly, I find it all rather manageable.” 

Laura chuckled warmly, reminiscing. “It was the same when your mother–in–law was carrying Tim. It was unusually trouble–free.” 

Standing nearby, Sharon appeared somewhat content, adding. “Absolutely! Back then, I could eat anything without a worry…” 

However, when Sharon’s attention shifted to Mia’s belly, a sudden hush fell over her. 

The reality of her son’s growing independence became apparent. He wasn’t as compliant and well–mannered as he used to be, certainly not as comforting as when he was in her womb. 

Struggling to keep a smile in place, Mia couldn’t help but wonder if her baby’s serene demeanor was truly a reflection of inherited traits. 

At that moment, Timothy interjected, “Grandma needs some rest. We should head out.”