Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen ( Mia Bowen ) novel Chapter 877

Mia spoke carefully, "First and foremost, I want to thank you for your bone marrow donation to Ginger. However, let's not forget that it's also your responsibility as her father.

"Right now, Ginger and I are comfortably settled in the Lane family, so there's no need for you to linger in Nord City. You can just go back."

Upon hearing this, Timothy's throat tightened slightly. "Mia, could you consider giving me another chance?"

Exhaustion etched his face, his eyes heavy with emotion.

Mia didn't know how to react to Timothy's words. "If you had said this four years ago, I might have been thrilled."

Timothy's heart sank at her words, his voice strained. "But is it too late now?"

"Yes, it is. I used to hang onto your every word because I cared about you. But I don't feel the same way anymore. So, what's the use of you saying all this?"

Timothy felt a sharp pang in his heart, nearly breathless from the ache. He pressed his lips together and said, "I want to make things right for you and Ginger."

"Well, the best way for you to make it up to me and Ginger is to leave Nord City immediately and never return to our lives."

Mia's words were composed yet firm, piercing into Timothy's chest like a dagger, precise and unyielding.

At that moment, Timothy felt as though the air had been sucked out of the room. Mia always had a way of inflicting pain upon him.

Turning to glance out the window, Timothy was startled by the sudden resurgence of Mia's memories.

He had been quietly strategizing how to win her over before her memories returned, thinking it might improve his odds.

Meanwhile, Mia couldn't resist stealing a glance at Timothy's silhouette as she leaned against the headboard. His tall, slender frame remained just as upright and commanding as ever.

Indeed, Timothy had always been the object of desire for many women.

However, Mia was never fully accepted into the Barrett family even after marrying Timothy. She endured mockery from them, and was constantly reminded that she wasn't good enough for him.

Her youthful infatuation had left her deeply wounded, nearly costing her life.