Spoiled By My Overprotective Brothers
Her bed was enormous, the sheets silky against her skin, the scent of fresh roses drifting from a vase placed by her bedside.
It had been days since the estate reveal, and still she couldn’t shake the surreal wonder of it all. Every morning began with luxury and ended with laughter. Her brothers spared no effort in reminding her—through gifts, affection, and endless spoiling—that she belonged to them now, and she would never be invisible again.
That morning, Dante was the first to appear, barging into her room with his usual dramatic flair.
“Up, up, up!” he sang, tossing a box onto her bed. “Today’s spoiling begins with breakfast and surprises.”