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Tess bugged her eyes out at her brother. “Wait… WE?!?” She couldn’t believe how he was inserting himself into the situation, even though she’d had a lifetime to get used to his strong personality.
Trey nodded at her as if it were the most normal thing in the world. “Of course. I wasn’t at all sure about letting you two go there the first time without us there to protect you. Now that you’ve been hurt by these men, you will not be going back without me.”
“Us,” Trevor corrected him.
Tess’s brothers both gave her stubborn looks––practically daring her to stand up to them. She knew from experience that there wouldn’t be any changing the two mules’ minds, now that they had dug in their heels. “Fine,” she snapped, “But you need to behave yourselves.”
“Don’t we always?” Trey asked innocen
