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The Rebellious Rich Guys

Bailey Bush

May 29

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Dad sons fishing bet losers is the winners slaves

Kane Fisher

He is the son of a wealthy fishing family in the small town of Baydor. He is rebellious, sarcastic, and selfassured. Kane often finds himself in trouble, whether it's getting caught in a compromising position with his stepmother's daughter or engaging in a fight at school. Despite his antics, he manages to maintain a certain charm and popularity among the girls. His father's death leaves him feeling lost and struggling to come to terms with his new reality.

Beau Fisher

He is Kane's older brother. He is responsible, levelheaded, and protective. Beau tries to guide his younger brother through the challenges of growing up in a wealthy but troubled family. He takes on more responsibilities after their father's death and tries to keep Kane out of trouble. Beau also deals with his own romantic entanglements, including a complicated relationship with Chelsea, a girl from the wrong side of the tracks.

Chelsea

She is a girl from the wrong side of the tracks in Baydor. She is determined, independent, and caring. Chelsea has a history with Kane that causes tension among her family members. Despite the social differences between her and Beau, she remains close to him and tries to support him. Her relationship with Beau becomes complicated when Kane discovers her involvement and reacts violently.

I was going to lose this bet.

There was no way I was going to catch more fish than my brother and his friends.

They’d been fishing these waters since they were kids, and I was the newbie here.

Sure, I knew how to cast a line and all that crap, but Beau had grown up with a rod in his hand.

He was in his element, and I was just along for the ride.

I leaned back against the side of the boat and yanked my baseball cap down over my eyes before wrapping my arms around my body.

"You know you’re not going to win, right?"

Beau glanced over at me and grinned.

"Think you’re going to take home all the goodies, little brother?"

I didn’t bother to answer him.

There was no point.

Instead, I closed my eyes and tipped my head back, letting the warm sun beat down on my face.

It wasn’t like I had anything to prove or anything.

My stepdad had left all of his wealth to me in his will.

It didn’t matter if I won this bet or lost; nothing was going to change.

"Kane!"

Beau’s call had me opening my eyes and sitting up straight.

"What?"

"I think you might want to take a look at your line."