Bought by the Billionaire Brothers 4:

Author:Alexx Andria [Alexx Andria]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: none
Published: 2013-03-17T16:00:00+00:00

but the things that made her content and that included the forgotten food Dillon had brought. She jumped up and brought the tray to the bed, surveying his selection.

Yum All manner of assorted expensive cheeses and crackers with grapes and pears. “Even the snacks are fancy,” she murmured mostly to herself as she loaded up a cracker with the cheese array. Dillon followed her lead and tossed a few cheese slices into his mouth with a few grapes, too.

“So,” she said amid bites. “Tell me something about yourself that isn’t dark and depressing. Something nice.” Dillon made a show of thinking and then coming up empty, which prompted her to throw a grape at him. Dillon laughed and dodged the flying fruit. “Hey, what can I say I was the black sheep of the family. I take that responsibility seriously.”

“Of that I don’t doubt. But there has to be something you can share with me that isn’t terrible or depressing.”

Dillon grinned and popped another grape, chewing slowly. “There was that time I saved a puppy from a tree on our property… ”

Her eyes widened with sympathy.

“You saved a puppy?”

Dillon graced her with a semi-serious patronizing expression. “Come on… dogs don’t climb trees.”

“Oh. Well, how was I supposed to know? I’ve never actually had a dog.

We could never afford a pet and then when I moved out on my own it didn’t seem fair to the dog that I worked such long hours. I didn’t want the dog to get lonely sitting in my apartment. Worse, I didn’t want to come home to dog poop everywhere.”

“You poor thing. No dog? Ever? That’s borderline child abuse. Every kid should have a pet of some sort.” “What was your dog’s name?” “Randy.”

“Randy? That’s a bartender’s name. Why’d you name your dog, Randy?”

“I found him on Randy Street.”

“Really?”

He laughed. “No, not really,” he said, admitting with a mischievous grin.

“He was the horniest dog I’d ever

known. Even after he was fixed he would hump anything that moved. It got to the point where I thought maybe he had a problem. But he was just a dirty little terrier was all. I loved that dog. He was the best.”

“How long did you have him?”

“All though high school and some college.”

“Did he die of old age?”

“Unfortunately, no. He got hit by a car.”

“Aww

… I’m sorry. That sucks. How come you never got another dog?”

He sighed and popped another grape. “Same as you I guess. Too busy.

Didn’t want the dog to be alone while I worked an hour day.”

She sobered. He was a workaholic,just like his brothers and yet he didn’t work for Buchanan Enterprises. “Do you miss your family?”

“I miss my granddad. You would’ve liked him. He was an ornery old bastard who liked to pinch the asses of fine ladies and didn’t know the meaning of ‘politically correct.’ He always made me laugh. I think we’re a lot alike and maybe that’s why we got along so well. My granddad built Buchanan Enterprises from the ground

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