“What do you know about our sister?” Tony snapped.
Bryan paused in the act of reaching for a sandwich. “She’s as much my sister as she is yours, but you’re right—what do I know?” Instead of picking up the sandwich, he turned his wrist and studied his watch. “It’s later than I realized. I’d better be going. Jeff, I’ll send whatever information I can find to you as soon as I get it. If there’s anything else I can do for you, let me know.”
He put down the barely-touched glass of Glenlivet, turned on his heel, and walked out of Tony’s apartment.
Tony waited until he heard the sound of the door closing behind our youngest brother, then glared at me.
I held up my hands in surrender. “I didn’t say anything.”
“Aren’t you going to ask what’s going on between us?” He turned scarlet. “I mean—”