"A week."  His brother's voice was so flat it may have doubled as a rug.  "A fucking week.  Do you know how hard it is to get a suit tailored in a week?  Case, I have plans."  Cade Murphy was darker than his eldest brother, with their father's wavy brown hair, and dark grey eyes.<br/><br/>Casey glanced over his shoulder at his brother.  "It's a gift, Cade."  The blonde's own voice was dry.  "Eve wants father to be able to attend."  He said, turning back to the mirror to hold first one, and then another vest up before himself.  "Besides, you've got plenty of suits.  I could go with a traditional black tux.  Easy to match."  He caught his brother's glower in the mirror, and rounded on him.  "What?"  He demanded, incredulous.<br/><br/>"<i>Eve?</i>"  Cade demanded, hands on his hips.  "So what, you have one date and you're on a first name basis with her?  You've got<i>pet names?</i>"<br/><br/>"Gods above Cade, yes."  The elder brother said, shaking his head.  "I'm going to marry the woman in a week.  I'm going to be using her first name.  You don't have to come if you don't want.  Stars and stones knows I can do without you setting the priest on fire."  He muttered.<br/><br/>The youngest Murphy thrust a finger at his brother.  "That's not fair, Case,  and you know it."<br/><br/>Casey had had enough.  He rounded on his brother again, thrusting the hanger-laden vest at the younger like a dagger.  "What's not fair, is Evelyn and I having to pick up after<i>your</i>mess, Cade.  Come or don't.  But I swear by our father that if you break his heart, or ruin this peace, I will make you crawl to the council on your hands and knees to explain why."<br/><br/>His phone chirped, and the ferocious expression lingered.  It chirped again, and he fished it out of his pocket, leaving a stunned Cade staring at his back.  "Casey speaking."  He said, although his greeting was cut off by the news from his fiance's end.  His brows shot up.  "Oh-  Yeah- That sounds great.  I'm uh..."  He glanced at his brother, and gave him a stern glare to keep quiet as he swept past, setting his vest on his nightstand.  "I'm just filling in the family.  Father's happy he'll get to attend.  Cade will keep on sulking, but he'll come around eventually.  I'm picking out a suit for it.  Do you have colors in mind?"