The BILLIONAIRE BACHELOR BROTHERS

he love of my life, the mother of my two kids, and the only woman who ever understood me. I missed her every day, but I had to be strong for our child

torious playboys, always chasing after models, actresses, and socialites. They never settled down, never committed, never loved.

n my life was Mary, our housekeeper and nanny. She had been with us for over a decade, and she was like family to us. She took care of the kids, the h

is ready," Mary cal

was 35 years old, but I felt older. I had dark hair, blue eyes, and a strong jaw. I was tall, mus

ng at the kitchen table. They looked so much like their mother, with her blonde hair

id. She was seven years old, a

cess," I said, kiss

aid. He was five years old

uddy," I said, r

le-aged woman with brown hair and brown eyes. She wore a simple dress and an ap

Mary. You know h

sh I could do something to ma

ry. You're a bless

"Thank you, Mr. Harv

o had school, I had a meeting with my brothers, and Mary had to go to the

sure you're o

It's nothing serious. Ju

you need me to d

yself. Don't worry about me. You ha

u're part of the family. If you need

sweet. But I'm fine, really. I'll b

e cleared the table and said, "I'll be

the forehead and said, "B

"Take care, Mr. Harvar

a twinge of anxiety. I hoped she was telling the truth, and that

it and tie, and grabbed my briefcase. I kissed Lily and Leo g

ith my brothers and handled the affairs of Harvard Industries, the largest and most successful conglomerate in the country. We had our hands in e

family, and my happiness. And I had neither. I was a billionai

nd saw my brothers waiting for me. They were all dressed in expensive suits and h

er of the pack. He had dark hair, blue eyes, and a cocky attitude. H

d a busy mor

t, and the most sarcastic. He had dark hair, blue eyes, and a sharp tong

care of my k

as the youngest, and the most reckless. He had dark hair, blue eyes, and a wild

ls. And they're the best thing t

life on them. You should be out ther

ng around, drinking,

ll about. Not being tied down by some

ring. She was amazing. And I love

our life, blah, blah, blah. But she's gone, b

honor her memory. And I want to be

d the present is full of hot women who want to get with you. You're

anyone. I want

al. You're a billionaire, but you're acting like a

anything. I'm fine t

s miserable. You need to change, bro. You need to find

ed a new love. I don't need a new lif

. And you'll never be happy unti

w what, bro? We're done talking to you. You're beyond help. You

"Come on, guys. Let's go. We have better thi

ness. I wanted to yell at them, to tell them they were wrong, to tell them they were the losers. But I didn't