Meet My Brothers

Diane's cheeks reddened with embarrassment, and she paused, searching for her words.

After a moment, she spoke hesitantly, "So, what do you propose we do? If you're not interested, then perhaps it's best to leave it at that. There's no need for any physical confrontation, is there?" "It was you who spoke rudely and entered our home without permission. Plus, she's the one who started the physical confrontation just now. We were simply defending ourselves," Mia retorted. Realizing the tide was turning against her, Pamela quickly cried out, "Noah, I'm having a terrible headache! Please, take me to the hospital!"

Noah promptly grasped the situation and prepared to escort Pamela away, but Joe blocked their path.Content protected by Nôv/el(D)rama.Org.

With a stern look at Noah, Heath questioned, "Do you plan on leaving without offering an apology?"

In response, Noah turned to Mia with a remorseful demeanor. "I apologize, Ms. Lane! Today has been filled with misunderstandings, and it seems we've all been affected by them. Please forgive us! Let's all agree to put today behind us, shall we?"

Mia's brow furrowed slightly. "Your apology should be directed toward Aunt Patricia, not me."

Following Mia's words, Noah promptly offered his apology to Patricia as well.

Known for her gentle nature, Patricia chose to remain silent.

Once Pamela and Noah had departed, only Diane remained at the scene.

Shifting his focus to Diane, Heath remarked, "You must make a decision-apologize or face potential legal consequences. The choice is yours."

Initially, Diane had believed she could dismiss the situation as before. However, Heath's resolute stance left her with no option but to swallow her pride and offer a begrudging apology.

Patricia's patience wore thin as she urged, "Please, leave now. Do not come back to trouble Mia again."

Despite her reluctance, Diane had no other recourse but to depart dejectedly.

With the troublemakers gone, the living room gradually returned to a state of calm.

Upon catching sight of Timothy, Patricia instinctively called out, "Mr. Barrett?"

Timothy nodded in acknowledgment as he met Patricia's gaze. "Apologies for the delay," he remarked.

In response, Patricia added, "You can put Sage down now. Everyone has left."

In that instant, Timothy suddenly

realized that he had been cradling Sage in his arms all this time. He had been so engrossed in managing the situation that he had forgotten about Sage resting against him.

Mia's gaze also fell upon Sage nestled in Timothy's embrace. The resemblance between father and son was remarkable, especially noticeable when they were together. Their family bond was unmistakable at a glance.

Feeling slightly self-conscious, Sage gently eased himself out of Timothy's embrace. Despite his stoic demeanor, a hint of emotion flickered in his eyes.

During the earlier altercation, Sage was undeniably furious. Given his small stature, he realized he wouldn't be able to confront Noah alone.

However, Timothy's unexpected intervention completely changed the situation. Timothy not only confronted Noah but also defended Mia, ultimately resolving the conflict.

When Sage was briefly cradled in Timothy's arms, he experienced a peculiar yet oddly comforting sensation, one entirely unfamiliar to him.

Lost in contemplation, Sage remained silent.

Meanwhile, Timothy shifted his attention back to Mia and Patricia after gathering himself. "Are you both okay? Aunt Patricia, do you

think you should consider going to the hospital for a check-up?"

Patricia waved her hand dismissively. "I'm fine; it was just a small scuffle with some hair-pulling. I fought back too, and that old hag got hurt as well. "Growing up in the countryside, I'm accustomed to dealing with these kinds of situations. I didn't mean to cause any trouble for either of you."

Mia let out a sigh of relief upon seeing Patricia unharmed.

She then turned to Timothy and asked, "What brings you here?"