Chapter Two
After a long weekend plagued by dreams he had no business having, Mason pulled into the job site hoping today would go smoothly. The job was coming along nicely, building a new shopping center in the next town. It looked like the kids were going to be late to work, again. Mason and Nate couldn’t afford to lose the help, but they weren’t much of an asset when they weren’t there. Climbing out of the truck, he walked into the trailer they were using as an office and ran into Nate walking out.
“Watch it, bro,” Nate grumbled.
“Don’t even start with me this morning, Nate.”
“Didn’t sleep well?” Nate turned back around, following Mason into the office.
“As a matter of fact, I didn’t. Piss off.” Mason and Nate were the same size, and at this age, they almost passed for fraternal tw
