Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen ( Mia Bowen ) novel Chapter 1073

"But my grandparents were honorable people. They wouldn't tolerate such wrongdoing or let me suffer like this," Jasmine said.

Mia smiled. "If your grandparents care for you that much, then you should find ways to protect them.

"Sometimes, you can't play fair when dealing with people who use dirty tactics. Fighting fire with fire can be effective. It's like giving them a taste of their own medicine."

"You're right." Jasmine sighed.

Dressed in a designer gown, Luna walked beside Raymond as she relished the attention of the crowd. The gazes of admiration she received made her feel like a celebrity, and she couldn't resist putting on a smug smile.

This was her first public appearance with him, and she knew everyone was speculating about her identity. She knew soon that she would be able to reveal her actual identity.

As his daughter and a wealthy heiress, she aimed to make those who had once looked down on her regret their judgment.

Seeing Mia and Jasmine nearby, Luna's eyes gleamed with satisfaction.

Luna had finally reached this milestone, and she was determined not to let those who had once belittled her off the hook.

Jasmine approached Raymond. "Dad, I'm glad you're here. I thought you were busy today."

Luna's expression froze. "Dad, didn't you promise to host Asher's birthday bash here at Aide Castle Hotel and introduce him to our relatives and friends?"

The idea of Alison snagging that reservation made Luna uneasy. She wondered what would happen to Asher's big day.

Luna knew how difficult it was to score a reservation at Aide Castle Hotel. If they missed out, her son's birthday bash might be postponed or held somewhere else.

When Jasmine heard that, she clenched her fists tightly as she felt the pain ripple through her body. She couldn't believe Luna, that conniving woman, was trying to compete with her mother for Asher's sake.

Though Jasmine wanted to lash out, she knew she had to remain calm. She wasn't her father's only daughter anymore, and she understood she had to play nice to reclaim what was rightfully hers and her mother's.