Free The Bull Rider's Twins by Tina Leonard

adventure.
    Instead of staying here and allowing Fiona to put ten pounds on him, he decided to go make a different kind of midnight raid. After hearing about Bode bothering his aunt and the family treasure, he was in a dangerous mood.

    J UDAH HESITATED ONLY ONCE , and that was in the hall outside Jonas’s old room, where Sabrina now resided. Normally, the brothers slept in one of the large bunkhouses, having moved out once they hit the teen years, though occasionally they slunk back to their old rooms in the main house if they had an injury, which, thankfully, wasn’t often. But it was easier to be where Fiona wouldn’t have to run out to check on them twenty times a day, which she did when they were injured, no matter how many times they told her it wasn’t necessary. His brothers hadn’t even asked him where he wanted to sleep off his trifling—in his opinion—concussion; they’d dumped him unceremoniously at the house.
    But Jonas shouldn’t be in residence, nor any of the other brothers. Judah froze outside Sabrina’s room, surprised by the answering murmur of a man’s voice. If he didn’t know better, he’d think…
    He didn’t know better. He knew nothing at all, Judah told himself, tiptoeing past her room. He had bigger fish to fry tonight than who was paying a nocturnal call on Fiona’s personal secretary.
    He sneaked past Fiona and Burke’s room without any trouble, and flitted past the family library where they held their meetings, just in case any of the brothers were hanging out in there. One never knew where a Callahan might be loitering, and Judah didn’t want to answer any questions.
    Then he was out the door and into his truck. Not a soul would know he was laying his pride on the line.
    â€œWhere are we going?” Sam asked through the window of the truck, and Judah swallowed a good-size howl.
    â€œ We are going nowhere,” he said. “ I’m taking a short, private drive.”
    â€œAh. To see Darla.” Sam leaned his arms on the door. “You know what your problem is?”
    â€œTell me,” Judah said. “I’m just dying to know.”
    â€œYour problem is that she’s getting married in two days, and it’s not to you. Getting that concussion is the best thing that ever happened to you.”
    â€œWhy?” Judah asked, irritated.
    â€œBecause you need to be defending your castle, not riding rodeo.”
    â€œThere’s nothing to defend. I don’t have a castle.”
    â€œIf my lady was pregnant, there wouldn’t be any discussion of her marrying another man. That sucker wouldn’t dream of encroaching on my territory, because he’d know I’d knock his block off. In fact, my lady wouldn’t be thinking about marrying another dude, because she’d be so wild to get into my bed.” Sam gazed at him. “Like I said, you have a problem.”
    â€œThanks for letting me know,” Judah said, “because I hadn’t figured that out on my own.”
    â€œYou need to buck up. Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of the party,” Sam said.
    â€œIf there was a party to be had. Will you get out of my truck so I can go?” he demanded.
    â€œYou don’t know of any women I could go carousing with tonight, do you?” his brother asked. “I’m in the mood for looove. ”
    â€œDo I look like a dating service? Did you lose your little black book?” Judah was getting steamed. “Why would any sane woman want to carouse with you?”
    Sam sighed. “This case is getting on my nerves. I could use a distraction.”
    Judah straightened. “Are there new developments?”
    â€œWell, Bode’s pretty endless with his tricks and appeals.He’s got a pretty seamy team of lawyers. And as you know, law isn’t my strong suit.”
    Judah blinked. “You’re the best lawyer around. No one