Page 56 of Frat Ghost Wingman

I didn’t need to go far.

Evan: I’m still at the frat.

Evan: Living room.

I made my way through the labyrinth of halls and down the stairs. It seemed he got sucked into playing video games with Jayden and a few other guys.

“Sup, Teo.” Jayden greeted me with a smile.

“Morning.”

Despite the fact that it was winter, Jayden was dressed in a skimpy tank top and mesh shorts that slung low across his hips. Evan was sitting next to him, but scooched over when I arrived.

“You wanna grab some coffee, Evan?”

“Sure.”

“But we’re in the middle of a game.”

“I can take over for Evan,” one of the other brothers said.

“Thanks, Greg.”

“See you later, Evan,” Jayden said, holding his hand out for a bro hug. Evan accepted, but was pulled into Jayden’s lap in the process.

When we were in the kitchen, alone, I asked about Jayden’s friendliness.

“It’s nothing.”

I didn’t want to pry, so I changed the subject. “Zach said you came by. Did you want me for something?”

“Yeah, I-he told you about that?”

“Yup.”

“Oh. I was around and wanted to go to the gym.”

“What were you doing at the frat at eight in the morning on a Sunday?” Evan’s cheeks blossomed into a deep pink shade and I realized that Evan might also have something to tell me. “Nevermind. We can definitely go to the gym, but I wanted to tell you something first.”

“Okay.”

“Something happened between me and Zach.”

“You had a fight?”

“Quite the opposite actually. We’re together.”

“What does that mean? You’re best friends. You’re together all the time.”

“No, that’s not what I mean. We’re boyfriends.”

The realization slowly overtook his face. “That was you under the covers this morning?”

I nodded, grinning.

“Wow.”

Wow? “Is that okay?”