Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen ( Mia Bowen ) novel Chapter 567

Mia pondered for a moment before responding, "I shouldn't have anything going on. Grandma Laura, is there something you need my help with?"

"Well, after narrowly escaping surgery and enduring a tough recovery, I've decided to hold a small celebration. I'd love for you and your brothers to join. Are they available?"

Mia was surprised by Laura's invitation to her brothers.

The moment felt almost surreal; it was hard to believe!

Mia hesitated before saying, "Um, Grandma Laura, I'll need to check with my brothers first. I'll let you know."

After the call ended, Mia found herself lost in thought even as she ate breakfast.

She couldn't help but wonder how to bring up the matter with her brothers.

Around noon, Mia suddenly felt a discomfort in her stomach, as if something were kicking inside.

Concerned, she headed straight to the hospital to find Connor.

Upon receiving Mia's call, Connor anxiously waited for her, wheeling a chair along.

"Mia, please sit in this wheelchair. How long have you been feeling this pain? When did it start?"

"Connor, it's not that serious. I'm just feeling a bit uncomfortable. I don't think I need a wheelchair; that seems a bit much."

"Pregnancy isn't something to take lightly. Please, sit down first. Let's wait until you've been examined before jumping to conclusions.

"Fortunately, I have a friend who came to visit me; he's a highly proficient obstetrician."

With that, Mia was wheeled into the emergency room. She couldn't help but notice a young man in a pristine white coat, his features cold and aloof, exuding an ethereal presence.

She was taken aback; when did obstetricians become this attractive? How had she not noticed before?

Connor introduced, "Hey Nick, meet my sister Mia. She's experiencing some stomach pains. Would you mind checking on her?"

Mia soon realized that he was the friend Connor had mentioned earlier. She felt herself blush. "Connor, I-I think I'd prefer to be examined by the previous doctor."

"Mia, please don't be silly. A doctor's ability is what matters, not their gender."