“Can you imagine your luck in finding a new brother, and he turns out to be as much of a deadbeat as Jacob?” It was nice to see her smiling again. Her dark hair hung loosely halfway down her back, her full lips were slightly parted, and her dark eyes were wide in shock. “Poor thing,” Natashya said, watching the tall, slender girl make her escape. A television hung over a massive stone fireplace, displaying a college football game. A younger man with shaggy brown hair sat in the chair across the coffee table, talking to him animatedly. What’s his name!?”
The shaggy-haired man glanced at me and gave me a brief once-over before leaning away from us and whistling. “Want a bump?”
“Thanks,” I said as I approached the coffee table, eyeing the white powder. Apparently, this is what our grandpa wanted.”
“Yeah… I guess so. Considering the five ladies in the helicopter with me, I might have let him. “I appreciate the invite, but I’ll pass this time.”
“Cool,” Baldy said. Her fingers were interlocked with each other in
