Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen novel Chapter 464

After acquiring the baby cribs, they made their way to the baby stroller section.

To prevent Timothy from insisting on buying everything, Mia took matters into her own hands and decided to personally select two baby strollers.

Surrounded by these baby items, Mia truly comprehended the weight of impending motherhood.

Glancing at the time, she was surprised to realize that they had finished all their shopping in just an hour.

Thanks to Timothy's efficient shopping style, they were able to swiftly navigate through their purchases.

However, as they exited the store, an awkward tension lingered between them. After all, it was Mia's first time shopping with Timothy.

Soon, they found themselves outside an exhibition hall, unsure of what it had on display.

Just then, one of the workers, Michelle Lexington, approached them.

"Mr. and Mrs. Barrett, given your substantial purchases in our mall, we'd like to offer you a complimentary parenting course for new parents.

"If you have a moment to spare, feel free to join us inside."

Mia felt a surge of curiosity. After all, she was also in need of parental guidance.

She followed Michelle into the hall, but Timothy remained unmoved behind her.

Michelle glanced toward him and said, "Sir, it's advisable for both parents to attend the session together.

"After all, raising a child isn't solely the mother's duty. As a husband and father, you should also share the responsibility of nurturing your child."

Mia's eye twitched involuntarily upon hearing Michelle's words. She could hardly envision Timothy caring for a child! The notion seemed too surreal for her to even consider.

Looking at Timothy, Mia said, "It's fine, you can wait for me outside. If anything comes up, feel free to head out before me."

Much to Mia's surprise, Timothy suddenly approached her, seemingly eager to accompany her for the session.

"Yeah, considering all the shopping we did today, Martha probably has plenty to report! Your acting today was quite impressive. Otherwise, Grandma might have caught on," Mia remarked.

Glancing at the time, she hesitated briefly before inquiring, "It seems we won't make it to the courthouse today. Are you available tomorrow?"

Timothy paused in his steps, his gaze meeting Mia's with a profound intensity as he pondered her question.

Averting her gaze, Mia replied, "Is there an issue? Let me reassure you that Maya has torn up the property settlement agreement, and I've signed a prenuptial agreement.

"It won't have any bearing on you. I promise I'm not seeking any of your assets."

In response, Timothy retrieved the crumpled prenuptial agreement from Heath's hand. "You're talking about this, right?" he asked.

Mia glanced at it and confirmed, "Yes, that should be the original."

As she finished speaking, Timothy suddenly tore the document in half.