Page 9 of Falling for my Brother's Best Friend

“I have this guy in Sunrise Bay. He’s a fisherman and he’s super nice and—”

Denver finally pays his date—or hook-up or whatever she is—some attention. “Juno!”

“What?” Juno looks over all doe-eyed like.

Colton laughs from behind her.

Denver’s gaze shifts to Colton and back to Juno. “She’s here with me.”

“She said she didn’t come here with you.”

Denver blows out a breath and shakes his head as if he can’t believe her. “I just bought her a drink.”

Juno stands, holds up her hands, and goes back to her table with Colton. “Okay, sorry,” she says to Denver then turns to the woman. “Call me tomorrow.”

The woman looks as if she’s trying to figure out Juno’s words.

I bite my lip to stop from laughing.

“Thank you,” Denver says, sidling up next to the woman and blocking Juno from talking to her anymore.

Juno’s and my eyes catch, and we both smile because we know she’s just a hookup. That’s what Denver and Liam and our other brother Rome (before he became a father) are known for.

The crash of balls pulls my gaze to the table where Liam’s setting up his next shot.

I forgot. It wasn’t just my brothers my dad taught in our basement… Liam was always there too.

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