Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen novel Chapter 124

Chapter 124 

Timothy’s voice adopted a chilling edge. “Why risk your well–being for work?” 

As Mia took a few steps, her vision blurred, and she collapsed. 

Instinctively, she braced for a hard impact, but just before hitting the ground, a pair of arms caught her. She 

was pulled into an embrace that felt both familiar and distant. 

Struggling to focus, Mia found it difficult to discern the face above her. 

Timothy gently held Mia, deeply alarmed by the cold sweat that covered her and the evident paleness that had 

washed over her lips. 

His eyes narrowed with concern, and without a second thought, he swiftly carried her out of the mall. 

Maya hurried to catch up, calling out urgently, “Tim!” 

However, she was a moment too late, and the elevator doors shut, leaving her behind. 

A scowl darkened Maya’s face. “Do you think Mia orchestrated this?” she asked. 

Shelly caught up, remarking, “It’s quite suspicious. Just moments ago, Mia seemed fine, and now she suddenly collapsed, conveniently ending up in Timothy’s arms.” 

“Given Mia’s flair for acting, it seems Timothy might be playing right into her hands,” she said snidely. 

With a determined gaze, Maya watched as the elevator’s indicator halted at the basement level, likely 

indicating that Liam was rushing Mia to the hospital. 

Maya pushed the elevator button decisively before instructing, “We’re going to the hospital too.” 

Aware of Mia’s tactics, Maya remained resolute, refusing to be swayed by Mia’s potential attempt to play the victim. 

Mia found herself being cradled in a car, her head resting against a man’s chest. 

She sensed a gentle touch on her forehead, followed by the soothing sensation of a towel wiping away her perspiration. 

Shivering uncontrollably, Mia gravitated toward the warmth of the man holding her. 

Timothy looked down as Mia nestled closer. If he hadn’t known she was unwell, he would have thought she was deliberately acting this way. 

Timothy removed his suit jacket and draped it over Mia, making sure she was secure in his embrace. 

He leaned forward, instructing the driver, “Head to the nearest major hospital–make it quick.” 

The driver sped toward the nearest public hospital. 

Timothy once again felt Mia’s forehead, noting the alarming rise in her temperature. 

The car pulled up outside the hospital, and Timothy quickly carried Mia toward the emergency room. 

As a gust of wind brushed past them, Mia felt a surge of clarity. 

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Her eyes opened, locking onto Timothy’s chiseled jawline and tightly pursed lips–could it truly be him? 

She quickly looked away, the bright hospital lights snapping her back to awareness. “Timothy, let me down.” 

“Stay still.” 

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“I don’t need to go to the hospital! I’m perfectly fine!” 

Recognizing the potential dangers that standard treatments could present to her unborn child, Mia hesitated. 

As a pregnant woman, she understood that even routine remedies for ailments such as colds or fevers might carry risks.