Joe Burrow Brothers Novels & Stories

Not even time for a goodbye. "I'm so sorry. I can't began to imagine how much you must be hurting. Is your dad there?" "He's with momma’s brothers in the back. Jared is coming home soon, bringing his wife and their baby with them. Come home, please." Jared was Bethany's older brother, he and Jake having been close from so many years of playing football together. He stood and walked toward the ledge, reaching out and touching it for support. Kari stood quietly to the side, but he couldn't make out her expression. His thoughts were rushing all over the place as a light sweat covered his face.

"Atlas... we can't take your mulch money." "You're taking it," Atlas ordered, his tone leaving absolutely no room for debate. "I'm the older brother. Providing the bare minimum of structural support is literally my only job description right now. Now, someone order a pizza. I'm starving, and I'm not eating whatever science experiment Evans is cooking on that hot plate." I laughed, a sudden rush of tears pricking my eyes. Richard Thorpe had tried to break them apart for years, pitting them against each other for his own amusement. But looking at the two massive, athletically gifted brothers standing in our terrible, sweltering apartment completely broke but fiercely loyal to each other, I kne

Justin P.O.V: Two Weeks Ago... "Justin, bro! I heard my brother Austin said. running inside my room. Oh, fuck! What does my brother want? "Hey, Justin! I heard Dustin said. No, I take that back, my two brothers want. I grab my hair and yawn in my bed. I started sitting up. I start climbing out of my bed. I can see my brothers have a big grin on their faces. We were all excited to go back to college. We go to Harvard University. I am a senior this year and the captain of the football team. I am the linebacker, and I hope the Pittsburgh Steelers pick me this year for next year's team. Dustin is a junior, and he is the quarterback and one of the best players. I am not just saying this because

Josie appeared before them, smirking as he said, "Congratulations, Wilbur Penn. You passed the test." "Thanks." Wilbur nodded at Josie. Frederick stepped forward at that moment and said, "You're finally here, Josie. Your brother owes me ten roasted boars. When are you going to tell him to pay me back?" "Your brother?" Wilbur looked at Josie with slight shock. Josie explained while smiling, "I'm sorry. Jerome is my brother. He was extremely stubborn and troubled you greatly. I hope you don't mind." Wilbur sighed in relief when he heard that and said, "No wonder you were so protective of him, but it's alright. It's all in the past, after all."

Joe and Bryan bask in the support and love surrounding them. In this moment of triumph and unity, Joe and Bryan take a stroke forward, their hands still clasped. They are ready to embark on their journey as blood brothers, knowing they are united in purpose and bound by an unbreakable bond. Together, they will build a pod, protect one another, and navigate the vast expanse of the underwater realm. As their loved ones celebrate around them, Joe and Bryan share a knowing look, their eyes reflecting their deep understanding. They are prepared to face the challenges and triumphs that lie ahead, fortified by the ceremony that solidified their unwavering trust and commitment to each other.

He paused, then added more quietly, “We started it… we need to see it through.” Around them, Adam and the others, who had been listening in silence… stiffened. Emm had already climbed onto Chris’s lap, leaning against him as she scanned the documents with him. “What about Leo and the others?” she asked, distress creeping into her voice. Her otherwise meticulous brother had overlooked their cousins. “The Burkes aren’t as ostentatious as us,” Chris Jnr said, though his eyes remained on his father, gauging his reaction. “They’ve always kept a low profile… we should be able to resolve this before they attract attention.”

Olivia seemed excited “I told you me and Brian are best friends, right! So we’re growing up together and among five of us, me, Brian, Kevin, Mark and Ryan, Brian is the only one who didn’t play, but just dated one person, she is Rosie. They’re in a long term relationship until she felt bored and cheated on him with me.” “No way!” Olivia was surprised

Rebbie Hale asks very quietly when the roasted deer meat is served. Joe glares at his sister-in-law. "I am not telling you a single thing, you big traitor." Rebbie laughs softly and puts her arm around Joe's shoulder, leaning her head close to his. "So there really is something happening between you two? Tell me everything." Joe can barely hear her voice because Marlon and Jermaine Hale are making so much noise yelling about hunting lines, and for once, Joe is glad his brothers are loud.

"We'll finish the sweep. All survivors are already loaded and being taken to the safehouse. Your mother's with them." Good. Glad she's still alive. I grunt into the mike. "Copy. We'll meet you back at the clubhouse." By the end of the night, this house will be burned to the ground. It doesn't take us long to find the others. Some of our team pass us carrying gallon jugs toward the house, nodding grimly. Others are scattered across the lawn, tending to each other's injuries or taking a break after a long night of bullshit. We lost brothers tonight.

“Your mother has always been like that. Protecting people from things she thought were harmful. Even if the truth was the only thing that could save them.‘ My heart beat grew faster. “Uncle Leon,” I said. “What happened between my father and Vale Enterprises.” He went quiet for a moment. “Your father built something real,” he said. “Bowman Enterprise. He spent fifteen years of his life, two hundred employees of his life. He was not a rich man in the way those people are but he built something that was his until it wasn’t.” My brows tightened. I only had a few memories of my father, Joe Bowman. He never really had time for us. He was always working. I remembered the way he always smelled like