Through the Fire

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started
    again.”
    Brandon stared at his brother. “Damn.
    You’re serious aren’t you?”
    “Yes, I am. I think Beauty will make a
    wonderful mother.”
    Brandon could only shake his head at the
    thought of his older brother wanting to have
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    children. Before Alisha, Tristan had been a
    hard man with no interest in what he called
    “ankle biters”. Tristan’s love for his wife had
    really changed him.
    “I never thought I’d see the day,”
    Brandon said. “Just goes to show you, love will
    bring even the strongest man to his knees. Our
    mother will be overjoyed at the thought of a
    grandchild. I think she gave up on any of us
    getting married, let alone having children.”
    “Trust me. She’s made it known to Alisha
    and me that she’s expecting a grandbaby from
    us very soon. According to her, she wants to be
    young enough to hold her grandchild,” Tristan
    snorted. “Like anything short of death will keep
    Sarah Cameron from holding her grandbaby.”
    Brandon laughed. “You’re right about
    that!”
    Forgetting his brother, he swung his head
    around as Dominique’s laughter filled the air.
    She was standing on one side of the yard with
    Alisha, Asia and Sinjin. Since everyone but
    Sinjin was laughing, he’d probably cracked the
    joke that everyone thought was so funny,
    everyone except Asia. She was looking mighty
    displeased with his brother. Damn. He wanted
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    to be the only one who could make Dominique
    laugh like that.
    “Man, you’ve got it bad,” Tristan laughed
    Brandon mentally shook himself. “What
    did you say?”
    “I said you want that woman bad. Don’t
    bother to deny it. I can tell by your body
    language. What I don’t know is why you’re
    keeping your feelings a secret. Unless it has
    something to do with her family,” Tristan
    added shrewdly. “But if you want Dominique
    that bad, go get her and the hell with her father
    and anybody else who objects.”
    “If you only knew. If I didn’t think
    Dominique would get royally pissed, I’d throw
    her ass over my shoulder, march her right on
    up out of here, take her to my hotel room, and
    keep her in my bed until she couldn’t walk
    straight.”
    Tristan doubled over laughing.
    “You’re laughing, but I’m serious ,”
    Brandon said heatedly.
    Tristan was not a bit taken aback. “I know
    you are. That’s why I’m laughing. People think
    you’re the calm and collected one. If only they
    could read your mind! Damn man, I guess that
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    answers my question about what’s going on
    between you and Dominique.”
    Brandon’s lips twitched. He supposed it
    was a little funny, at that.
    “Come on brother, let’s go join them
    before you do something that’ll mess up this
    nice little party,” Tristan said, still chuckling as
    they went to join the others.
    “For sure, I would. Hey where’s
    Domino?” Brandon asked.
    “In his office. You know that man never
    stops working. Besides I think his sister-in-
    law’s father is working his last nerve,” Tristan
    laughed.
    Brandon laughed along with Tristan.
    “Does Marcus know that Rafe and Domino are
    brothers?” Brandon asked.
    “He has no idea. I think Mr. Shaw might
    be thinking about running for office,” Tristan
    said. “Not sure, but that’s the buzz that’s been
    going around.”
    “Hmm, interesting,” Brandon replied.

    CHAPTER FIVE

    Dominique watched Brandon from
    beneath her eyelashes. He seemed so relaxed
    talking with his brothers. She needed to make
    things right with him. He’d been so patient with
    her, and she loved him all the more for it.
    If only she weren’t starting a trial on a
    criminal case the very next week. The attorney
    that had been assigned had been in a car
    accident. Dominique had been asked to take his
    place at the last minute. The word “promotion”
    was never used, but all the cues were there, and
    at the time she hadn’t even thought about
    saying no. Now she wished she

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