Meet My Brothers

Timothy couldn't help but notice Ginger's meaningful gaze as he glanced out the window.

However, Mia interjected at that moment, "Ginger, it's getting late."

She didn't think Timothy would be in the mood for the amusement park today.

But without hesitation, Timothy embraced Ginger in a hug. "Let's go. I'll take you both there for some fun."

As they left, Mia sighed quietly to herself.

Sage looked up at Mia and encouraged, "Come on, Mommy, let's go. You know how much Ginger loves to have fun. It's not like this is a surprise to you."

"I understand your perspective, but today might not be the best day for the amusement park," Mia gently expressed.

Sage quickly countered, "We can't be certain about that. You're not Timothy."

Mia took a brief moment to contemplate Sage's words, acknowledging a hint of truth in his perspective.

Turning to Sage, she confessed, "I'm just worried that you won't enjoy yourself. Sometimes you can be a bit particular, you know."

"I'm not particular," Sage defended.

"If not you, then who is?" Mia probed.

After a moment of contemplation, Sage responded with a question, "Once his background is exposed, will he lose everything and become just like an ordinary person?"

Mia couldn't help but notice a mischievous glint in Sage's eyes.

She took a moment to gather her thoughts before replying, "It's possible, especially since he just promised to transfer all his shares to Mrs. Barrett. He might soon find himself penniless, unable to afford luxurious gifts or trips to expensive amusement parks like today."

Sage remained composed as he asserted, "Then today, we must truly make the most of it and enjoy ourselves."

Before long, the four of them headed to the amusement park. Throughout the journey, Ginger stayed close to Timothy.

Timothy displayed incredible patience during the visit, enthusiastically participating in every activity with the children. He even rode the carousel with them, showing no signs of impatience whatsoever. Meanwhile, Sage was determined to make the most of the outing, adopting the motto "Go big or go home".

He embraced the role of the enthusiastic tourist at the amusement park, indulging in nearly every attraction and snack available.

Observing Sage's antics, Mia chose to remain a silent observer.

She saw no need to intervene, especially considering Timothy's willingness to go along with Sage's spending spree.

As the day drew to a close, Ginger found solace in Timothy's embrace, drifting off to sleep contentedly.

Heading back to the car, Mia carried a tired Sage in her arms. Soon enough, Sage too succumbed to fatigue and drifted off to sleep.

With that, both adults found themselves cradling a child in their arms.

As Mia stole a glance at Ginger and Sage, a surge of emotions stirred within her. She couldn't help but contemplate the profound impact parents had on their children.

It was evident that Ginger cherished her time with Timothy.

Throughout the ride, a comfortable silence enveloped them.

Upon arriving at Patricia's house, Timothy took the lead in carrying Ginger out of the car.

As Mia cradled Sage in her arms, she was taken aback by the unexpected weight he seemed to have gained. Holding him now felt surprisingly challenging.

This moment served as a poignant reminder of how quickly Sage was growing, especially as he approached his fifth birthday.

"Here, let me take him," Timothy offered, opening the car door and approaching Mia with outstretched arms.

Mia raised an eyebrow, her voice barely audible as she whispered, "Are you sure you can handle both of them?"

In a swift movement, Timothy effortlessly took Sage from her arms, exemplifying his "boyfriend material" by adeptly balancing one child in each arm.

Mia observed with amazement, realizing that perhaps men were naturally skilled at handling children.

With no signs of strain, Timothy

effortlessly cradled both Ginger and

Sage. Observing this scene, Mia

couldn't help but marvel at theNôvelDrama.Org owns this.

noticeable strength disparity

between men and women.

Although carrying both children was a bit taxing, Timothy remained unfazed and showed no signs of fatigue.

As they walked along the short path, Timothy found himself oddly wishing the journey would extend just a bit longer.

When Patricia opened the door, she

was greeted by the sight of Timothy

returning with Ginger and Sage

cradled in his arms. A feeling of

solące washed over her as she took

in the scene.

Despite the difficulties they faced, she knew that every child yearned for the comforting embrace of their father.

With a gentle touch, Timothy

carefully laid both children down on the bed. Ginger continued to sleep peacefully, her limbs sprawled in every direction, blissfully unaware of her surroundings.