With his calloused hands shoved in the backs of his jean pockets, the eldest dark haired Duke boy, Luke, let out a long heavy sigh. Part of him resented what he had done to his cousin, to his brother, the other part of him pleased at what he had done, thinking Bo deserved what he had gotten. Too many times over the years had Bo gotten jealous over the fact that Luke had spent more time with another friend than him. When Bo had made the accusation that Paul, one of Luke's friends, was out to get them, when in fact, in Luke and the other's eyes, he was only trying to help them, Luke and Bo had gotten into one of the biggest fights anyone had ever laid eyes on. Luke felt that giving Bo the cold shoulder, and in a sense kicking him out of the house, was a good choice to make. It seemed that Bo was more apt to cause trouble and grief here lately, and Luke just wouldn't stand for it. His uncle was getting older and shouldn't be bothered with such shenanigans like Bo was causing and Luke thought he needed to put a stop to it. Though, the part that of him that resented what he had done, had said to Bo, nagged him at the back of his mind. It as like a song that was put on repeat, playing over and over again in his mind. This was his brother by choice since the age of ten, that he had basically told to grow up and to get out of their lives. Though, Luke had no clue Bo was trying to protect them from someone dangerous, Luke may have been intelligent, though even sometimes the sneakiest of con-men could fool him. Had he known he was throwing away a perfect relationship, a long-lasting relationship, a type that you could never retrieve back, he would have been by his "brother's" side as always, trying to stop Paul. Letting out the breath he had been holding for what seemed to have been an eternity, Luke closed his crystal blue eyes, shaking his head slowly, Luke could feel his conscience fighting a losing battle. He wanted so much to believe his cousin, to take back the hurtful words he verbalized to Bo, the abominating way his family members glared at him. Though, the other side still said he deserved every bit of what he got. He had brung it upon himself.