Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen ( Mia Bowen ) novel Chapter 868

Leaning against the wall, Timothy regarded Dylan with disdain. "I'm not like you."

"What sets us apart? To Ms. Lane, we're essentially the same," Dylan countered.

"My connection with her is far more intricate than you realize," Timothy asserted, a touch of arrogance in his tone.

This statement intrigued Dylan. "What exactly is your relationship with Ms. Lane?"

"I don't have to disclose that to you," Timothy replied firmly, shooting Dylan a piercing stare. "It would be wise for you to maintain your distance from her. Otherwise, you'll come to regret it."

Despite being in Nord City, taking down a lowly actor like Dylan would be considered child's play for Timothy.

Dylan responded with a mocking expression, "Do you really think you can scare me off? I was just trying to give you a friendly heads-up that Mia isn't someone you can chase after. If it's money you're after, just name your price."

Upon hearing this, Timothy removed his sunglasses, revealing his sharp and arrogant eyes. "You might be daring, but my rate is out of your league."

Dylan was taken aback by Timothy's sudden change in appearance. Timothy was remarkably handsome, and his gaze held a captivating intensity.

Beyond his unexpectedly striking features, there was a certain aura about him that didn't fit the typical image of a bodyguard.

Dylan's expression betrayed his bewilderment. "Who exactly are you?"

He began to suspect that Timothy was more than just a regular bodyguard. However, he had never seen him with Mia before.

It was as if Timothy had emerged out of nowhere.

With his sunglasses back on, Timothy calmly remarked, "You don't need to know who I am. Just understand that staying away from her is for your own good. She's not a woman you can pursue."

Throughout his tenure in the entertainment industry, Dylan had encountered a diverse array of individuals.

Yet, in the presence of this bodyguard, he couldn't shake off a creeping unease, prompting him to erase any trace of disdain he may have previously held.

There was a complexity to this man that Dylan couldn't ignore.