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Chapter 199 – Mia Bowen and Her Brothers Novel

Posted on March 7, 2025 by admin

Filed to story: Mia Bowen and Timothy Barrett Novel

Dakota cautioned sternly, “Your heightened hormones may trigger sexual urges, but it’s crucial to exercise discretion, particularly in a hospital setting.”

Mia’s cheeks turned crimson, her words stumbling out. “I¨CIt’s not what you’re thinking.”

Timothy deliberately retorted. “But I didn’t resist at all.”

Dakota gave him a meaningful look. “As a spouse, it’s important for you to familiarize yourself with these matters. Allowing your wife to act recklessly can have detrimental effects on the babies.”

Timothy cleared his throat before asking. “Where can I find more information about it?” “

Mia felt her cheeks burn with embarrassment upon hearing Timothy’s words!

What was Timothy going on about?

However, Dakota remained remarkably composed, seemingly unaffected by the situation. “We have informative books on this topic available at the hospital. If you’re interested, you can buy one to take home.”

Timothy stroked stroked his chin thoughtfully. “Is that so? That’s quite considerate.”

Mia interjected hastily, turning to Dakota. “Are my babies truly alright?”

Even though Dakota reassured her about the twins¡® well¨Cbeing, Mia wanted to verify once more for her peace of mind.

She was wary that Timothy and Dakota might have conspired to deceive her.

Glancing at Mia, Dakota responded, “If your children weren’t alive, you wouldn’t have the energy to speak so vigorously at the moment. After all, abortion isn’t a minor procedure.”

Mia found reassurance in Dakota’s words. She felt no discomfort in her body, especially in her lower abdomen, and detected no scent of blood.

If she had indeed undergone an abortion, it would surely devastate her.

Mia finally breathed a sigh of relief, her heart lifting as she woke to find Timothy by her side.

Yet, the memory of Timothy coercing her into an abortion and confining her in the hospital continued to haunt her.

After a routine examination, Dakota turned to Mia and said, “As you progress through the later stages of pregnancy, it’s vital to take good care of yourself.

“You seem to be showing signs of malnourishment, especially considering you’re carrying twins. Given your husband’s financial stability, do you need to overexert yourself every day?”

Timothy received another nudge from Dakota, causing him to hastily interject. “This doesn’t concern me. It’s not like she needs to strain herself so much at home.”

Mia smirked and glanced in his direction. “Hmm, who was the one cooking, who managed the household chores, who picked out your outfits for the day?”

After she finished speaking, both Dakota and Genevieve simultaneously turned their gazes toward Timothy, their expressions filled with disdain.

Dakota’s demeanor toward Mia noticeably softened. “As a pregnant woman, it’s crucial to prioritize your own health. If you disregard your well¨Cbeing, how will you manage to care for the babies growing inside you?”

Mia nodded earnestly. “I understand now.”

After Dakota and Genevieve left. Timothy cautiously voiced his thoughts, “Are you satisfied now that you’ve lectured me?”

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“I wasn’t lecturing you. Was anything I said untrue?”

“But all of that happened in the past. It’s not like you were occupied with chores when you fainted this time, right?”

Feeling a pang of guilt, Mia redirected the conversation, stating, “Well, didn’t I just mention that it was in the past?”

“Mia, is this how you show gratitude to someone who saved your life? If I hadn’t caught you in time and rushed you to the hospital, do you genuinely think you’d be here now, talking nonsense?”

Timothy was so furious that he had wanted to yank at his tie, only to discover it had already loosened while he was waiting for Mia to emerge.

Reflecting on the moment she fainted, Mia acknowledged that it was indeed Timothy who caught her.

Mia shuddered at the thought of what might have happened if he hadn’t acted swiftly when she collapsed.

Despite the babies in her belly being Timothy’s, she had no intention of revealing this to him at the moment.

After taking a deep breath, she cleared her throat and said. “Thanks for your help just now.”

Timothy arched an eyebrow slightly. “Well, well, it’s not often I hear a thank you from you,” he remarked.

Ignoring Timothy’s sarcastic comment, Mia swiftly grabbed her canvas bag from the bedside table. preparing to leave the hospital.

If she didn’t make it home that evening. Patricia and her brothers would undoubtedly question her absence.

Timothy furrowed his brow. “Where are you off to?”

Holding her bag tightly, Mia answered, “I’m going home, of course.”

Timothy teased, “Why the hurry to leave? Are you concerned I might try to take advantage of you?”

I

Remembering his recent phone call with Claude, Timothy realized that Mia would soon be meeting the Lanes when she got home. Contemplating this, his mood darkened.

Mia grabbed the tote bag and turned, facing Timothy. “I’m totally fine anyways. I was just too tired and my blood sugar level was low.”

His eyes darkened and he stood. “I’ll give you a ride.”

“No, thank you. I can take a cab home. We’re heading in different directions. I’ve troubled you enough. You’ve taken me to the hospital. How could I let you drive me home again? It’s fine, really.”

The distance she intended to put displeased him. “Are you afraid that someone might misunderstand something after seeing you taking my car?”

Mia couldn’t understand how he came to that conclusion. “You’re the one misunderstanding here. I simply don’t want to waste your precious time, Mr. Barrett.”

Having said that, she left the room. After barely taking a few steps, she could hear steady footsteps behind her.

Mia entered the elevator and that bastard followed along. Due to the little space, they stood very close to each other.

The elevator stopped at the next floor and the people filled the space. One of them was an old man sitting in a wheelchair.

The elevator was filled to the brim.

The sight of the crowd prompted Mia to retreat, protecting her baby.

However, the lady in front of her drew in the distance too much so that her grandchild could play. The boy was playing with a ball, immersed in his own world.

Feeling the press on her stomach, Mia frowned. “Could you give me some space? I can’t go backward anymore.”

The lady pointed at her nose, barking. “Miss, this elevator is small to begin with. How can I make space for you?

“If I go forward and hurt my grandson, would you be able to handle the circumstances? He’s still a little kid!”

The scolding caught Mia off guard.

Right then, someone pulled her into an embrace. Timothy turned around to block everything before her.

Thanks to Timothy, Mia took a corner all by herself and it wasn’t that cramped anymore.

Blankly, she stared at him as his scent surrounded her. It was a faint yet distinctive scent, mixed with the smell of detergent.

That was her favorite and most familiar scent.

She took care of his outfits and clothes for three years. Even the detergent was handpicked by herself.

At that moment, the boy cried because there wasn’t enough space for him to play.

Furious, the old lady turned her head to scold Mia, “You youngsters are getting in the way! My grandson can’t play anymore. Don’t you know how to respect the elderly and care for the children?”

Before Mia could respond to that. Timothy riveted the old lady with his intimidating glare.

Her voice drowned out so suddenly, losing its boldness.

Timothy then looked at the crying boy. “Monsters kidnap and eat kids who play in elevators.”

The crying boy wailed harder at that, a genuine cry of fear.

At the same time, Mia was completely baffled.

The old lady didn’t back down. “You better explain yourselves! Who are you to scare kids like that?”

The elevator reached the first floor. The passengers exited it and it became spacious.

However, the old lady and the boy blocked the way out of the elevator, not planning to let Mia and

Timothy leave.

The old lady didn’t stop her rant. “Explain! How could you not respect the elderly and care for the kids a single bit?”

Mia, who was still standing in the corner, raised her head to glance at Timothy and whispered, “We’re here.”

In other words, he didn’t need to shield her anymore.

Only then did he straighten his back and take a few steps backward. The atmosphere became stranger for some reason.

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