Alexander
I adjusted the glasses perched on my face and flipped to the next page in the file, my legs crossed. The white shirt I wore was slightly creased at the elbow, but I didn’t care. My living room was quiet, well, at least it was supposed to be.
“Woah, I’ve never seen him this serious before,” Joshua muttered.
Leo snorted. “He’s usually very serious, but this is different. What the hell is going on?”
Their voices echoed like background noise. I didn’t look up.
I rubbed the side of my temple and muttered, “Should I buy you both another mansion? Or send you to live on the moon if you want a change of scenery? Or maybe I should just end your lives early. Which one would you prefer?”
Joshua gasped in horror. “You do know I’m your only brother, right? If I die, who’s going to bothe
