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their business all the way from New York down to Cherry Falls. That one move converted the four billionaire bachelors over to the cause of love … and now here we all were.

We all toasted to Ben. If he had never got the bright idea to come to this place, Del never would have owned her shop. She wouldn’t have Nick or their beautiful little boy. Damon wouldn’t have his club or Lizzy or their adorable daughter. Joey never would have gotten the family he always dreamed of, and Angel would have never gotten the restaurant and true love she always dreamed and hoped for.

And as for Ben and I … who knows how long we would have drifted aimlessly through this world, convincing ourselves that our careers were all we needed to be happy.

It turned out that moving shop to Cherry Falls caused so much more to grow than just the population and all the booming businesses that came from it. It helped us all find love—and family—in each other. And we couldn’t have been happier.

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Jason

I watched my brother Dominic lean back in his chair with a subtle smile. Maybe I was the only one who noticed it, but I knew that smile all too well. It certainly wasn’t because I’d ever seen it on him before. I knew that look because I wore it too once upon a time.

He was the CEO of our family’s multi-billion-dollar business, the benefits of which could have been more than enough to make any man happy. But to top it off, he had recently decided to retire his womanizing ways and rest his sights on just one woman in particular. They were in love, and he was about to whisk her away to Paris.

I could see the happiness and lust welling up inside of him. They were in those early stages of not being able to get enough of each other, and this meeting was the last thing he needed to get out of the way before having two blissful months away with her in the city of love.

Dominic and I had been running this multi-billion-dollar corporation together since our parents were killed. Really, the company fell on all of our shoulders—me and my three brothers. But we had sheltered Jesse too much, turning him into this spoiled naïve man-child. He made more of an appearance than Eric, who was usually off jet-setting around the world on the company’s dime. But both of them were rather useless in day to day operations.

My brothers thought I pried into everything too much, always trying to be everywhere at once, helping with everything. But I was the only one with kids, and really had felt like the father of the bunch for a long time.

“Where are they?” He checked his watch for the tenth time.

“I’ll be surprised if they show up at all,” I frowned. “Jesse still hates you and, well, you know Eric.”

He nodded as his smile slipped away into concern. “Are you sure you’ll be okay without me? Those two certainly aren’t going to be of any help.”

“You just worry about enjoying your time off with Vanna. I’ll be just fine. It’s not like I haven’t run this company on my own plenty of times before.”

“Well, sure, but that was…you know…before everything happened with Anna.”

I flashed an awkward smirk and took a sip of coffee. I didn’t want to think about that now. Thankfully Jesse came bursting in just in time.

“Nice of you to make an appearance, little brother.”

He unbuttoned his suit jacket and shot daggers with his eyes over to Dominic. Jesse had a quite a big secret crush on his friend Vanna before he made the mistake of introducing her to Dominic. I don’t think any of us expected him to give up all of his other girlfriends to chase after the caterer, but I guess love is funny like that.

“It’s not exactly convenient to be rearranging everything around an impulsive two-month-long vacation,” he sneered as he joined us at the table. “But…here I am.”

“Oh please,” Dominic huffed. “Like you ever do anything anyway. Everyone knows Jason and I handle the bulk of things, and