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    Brad tugged insistently at Josh’s sleeve, his voice low but certain. “You’ve got it wrong, Josh. The doctor already confirmed—Dani’s having twin boys.”


    Josh’s face went rigid, the newsnding like a punch to the gut. “What did you say? The doctor told you that?”


    Brad nodded with a grin. “Yeah. They checked a few days ago. She’s carrying two boys.”


    Josh threw a sharp look at Hamilton, who merely lifted his chin with smug satisfaction.


    A surge of envy burned through Josh’s chest.


    “Damn it.”


    After all these years without a single boy, the McCoy family was suddenly getting two at once, and Hamilton, of all people, would be the one to im the glory.


    With a bitter ache, he saw thatparison had crushed the spirit of joy.


    “Cut the small talk. Are you investing or not?” Annoyance colored Josh’s voice as he red at his brothers. “If you’re just here to chat, don’t waste my time.”


    Brad stepped in, his tone cating. “Alright, alright, no need to blow up. I’ll invest—and Ethan’s in too.”


    ncing at Hamilton, he went on, “Hamilton, you realize what’s on your shoulders now, don’t you? Two grandsons on the way—nothing but the best will do. The whole family is counting on you. Even with Dani running the show, if you don’t step up, aren’t you going to feel a little embarrassed? Imagine facing Dani if you fall short. Think about it.”


    Hamilton mulled over Brad’s words, caught between pride and pressure. Brad broke the tension with a briskugh. “Come on, what’s there to think about? Josh, count Hamilton in—he’s investing too.”


    Josh grinned, clearly amused by how easily things had fallen into ce. Lounging back, he radiated smug self-assurance. “Fine, but let’s get something straight—don’t bother showing up with pocket change. The buy-in starts here.” He shed a number with his fingers, leaving no room for negotiation.


    Brad stared at him, stunned. “That much? Are you serious?”


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    Josh folded his arms, eyes glinting. “Look, I told you—this is as close to a sure thing as it gets. There’s a line of people waiting to get in. If you’re not investing real money, why even bother? How much do you think you’ll make with scraps?


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    You’ll have enough to spoil every grandkid rotten.”


    Hamilton’s brow furrowed in doubt. “Just one month?”


    Josh nodded, his tone turning almost patronizing. “Absolutely. You’ve seen the numbers. This project is rock-solid.”


    Hamilton studied the documents again, searching for any hidden pitfalls. But as far as he could tell, everything checked out—a mining venture, massive profits on paper.


    Still, something in his gut wouldn’t settle, even as logic left him with no grounds to object.


    Hamilton was still hesitating, but Brad had already transferred his money to Josh.


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