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Dad sons fishing bet losers is the winners slaves
Kane Fisher
He is a former professional hockey player turned rancher in Montana. He is brave, loyal, and determined. Kane struggles with his past as a NHL player after a concussion forces him to retire. He works on his family's ranch and helps raise his younger brother, Austin. Kane is close to his family and especially his father, who he looks up to. He also has a deep connection with Rowan, his childhood friend, exploring possibilities of a romantic relationship.
Austin Fisher
He is Kane's younger brother, currently in high school playing hockey like their father. He is enthusiastic, loyal, and impressionable. Austin looks up to Kane and his older sisters, Harper and Sadie. He admires Kane’s bravery and wishes to emulate his sibling’s rugged lifestyle on the ranch. Austin's presence brings youthful energy to the family dynamics, often seeking Kane’s advice or involvement in his endeavors.
Harper Fisher
She is one of Kane's older sisters with a degree in psychology. She is caring, responsible, and levelheaded. Harper plays an important role in the family by helping raise Austin, her nephew. She balances her life between working at the ranch and dating Gunnar Thompson. Her relationship with Kane is supportive and easygoing as they share a close sibling bond centered around family loyalty.
Dad always said the loser of our fishing bet had to be the winner’s slave for the day.
I thought about that now as I cast my line into the water.
If I won, I’d make Austin clean all the fish we caught and do all the dishes after dinner.
If he won, I’d have to drive his friends around for the day.
Either way, it was a win-win for me.
I grinned at my little brother and picked up my rod, giving it a slight tug to make sure the line was still baited and in place.
"Are you sure you don’t want to hunt with us this weekend?"
I asked him as I sat back down in my chair.
It was the end of the week and we were on school break.
Dad, our older sisters, Harper and Sadie, and I were all going out to run the ranch.
We were going to check on the cattle and do some maintenance work.
It was a big job and required all of us to pitch in and get everything done.
We’d invited Austin to come along, but he said no.
He was currently in high school and playing hockey just like we had when we were his age.
He wanted to spend his free time with his friends instead of learning how to run the ranch.
I couldn’t say that I blamed him.
It wasn’t exactly what I wanted to do either, but it was necessary.