Page 6 of The Winslow Brothers

“Fuck, Ty. My boxers have lost all vestiges of function. She literally shoved one of her stilettos into them and ripped them to shreds. Are you seriously telling me you missed that?”

His jaw drops, and his eyes go wide in shock. “No fucking way.”

“Jesus,” I mutter. “All it takes is a nice set of tits and you’d miss a fucking five-alarm fire.”

“Don’t be ridiculous, Rem,” Ty retorts. “I like tits, but they’re no match for a nice, firm ass. Which Sunshine definitely had.”

I sigh. “You’re splitting hairs.”

“Kind of like how Sunshine split your boxers open?” Jude questions, and I turn around to meet his gaze.

“I made a promise to myself to try not to murder you tonight, but man, Jude, you’re really fucking with my will to follow through.”

He starts to laugh, but when he sees the stern look on my face, he quickly changes his tune. “How about I buy tonight?”

“You want to pay for my Taco Bell?” I question and slide both of my hands into my pockets.

Since I’m the eldest brother in the Winslow brood and I’ve been making money off day-trading on Wall Street since I was twenty, I’m generally the one who picks up the checks. Tonight, though, I’d say I’ve more than earned the reprieve, so I don’t try to talk him out of it.

“Yeah.” He nods. “Please accept this Taco Bell as my formal apology for making you endure tits in your face.”

“And pussy,” Ty offers slyly. “Pretty sure I saw some beavs being shoved in his face too.”

“You’re not helping,” Jude retorts, and Ty smirks.

“What? Just wanted to make sure the facts were straight.”

“Says the guy who was too busy staring at stripper ass and G-strings to notice that his oldest brother’s dick was almostamputated by a fucking shoe,” Flynn chimes in, and Ty just shrugs him off.

“Insignificant details.”

I start to open my mouth to let Ty know that if he keeps referring to the “insignificant” details as insignificant, he might want to get his living will in order, but the sound of a female voice behind me catches my attention before I can officially threaten him.

“Are you guys planning on eating or…?”

I turn around to find a brunette, who doesn’t look a day over eighteen, standing behind the register with a scowl that she gives zero fucks about hiding.

Her face tells me all I need to know. She hates this job, which means she hates us by mere association.

I can’t blame her, though. My brothers are obnoxious assholes.

“Sorry,” I apologize, trying my best to smooth it over. “And yeah. We’re going to order.” I point over my shoulder to Jude. “I’ll be on that idiot’s tab.”

“Okay…and?” she questions, one hand to her hip while the other rests lazily on the register.

“And?”

She blinks and breathes a deep breath in and out of her nose. “Your order…”

“Right. Right,” I respond and look up toward the menu. “I’ll take two beef tacos, two chicken soft tacos, two burritos, two—”

“Wait… Are you ordering everyone’s food?” Jude asks, eyes confused.

“No.” I shake my head. “I’m just ordering mine.”

His eyebrows rise to his forehead. “That’s all for you?”

“Yeah,” I respond and flash a wink in his direction. “Along with…” I pause and turn back to the girl. “I’ll also take a quesadilla, chips and cheese dip, two bags of cinnamon twists, a Mexican pizza, and a large Mountain Dew, and then—” I point toward Jude again “—whatever he’s having.”

---