Page 70 of Frat Ghost Wingman

“Did either of you mention it to anyone?” I asked the twins.

They both shook their heads.

“Anyone want to wager a guess as to why Sean was spouting off just now about me fucking Zach whenever I want.”

I knew immediately from their expression that the twins knew something and I didn’t have to ask. Jayden spoke up.

“Shit, man. Aiden and I were talking earlier. We thought we were alone. He must’ve heard us.”

“For the record, Zach fucks me. That’s the plan anyway. We haven’t…done that yet.”

“It’s your business. We shouldn’t have been talking about it,” Aiden added. “There’s no excuse really. We’re sorry.”

“It’s fine. I’m just afraid Zach won’t like it if the whole house starts talking about us. The brothers love gossip.”

“We’ll try to nip anything shady in the bud.”

“Thanks, Jayden.”

Liam, who still looked a bit shocked, said he’d do the same, then proceeded to go over the short agenda for the meeting.

Unfortunately, I was slightly distracted by Sean’s comment and worried about what Zach would think. But on the plus side, my only responsibility for this meeting was to report back on the holiday break survey I put together as requested.

“It seems there’s only one brother staying here for the holiday break. Malik.”

“Did you say Malik?” Liam asked.

“Yup.”

“Oh.” He seemed a little concerned. “I didn’t know that.”

“Since the dining halls will be closed and most of campus shut down, I propose that we ensure there are enough groceries for him, and leave him the emergency credit card just in case.”

“I can take care of it,” Liam said.

“I’m good with what Teo said,” Jayden added, “but if you want to take charge of it, that works for me.”

“I can bring in some firewood from the barn. If the power goes out, he can get a fire going in the main room and sleep in there.”

“Thanks, Aiden. That’s a great idea,” I said.

“I have my moments.”

“Anything else?” I asked.

“Just planning the back-to-school second semester kickoff party,” Liam answered. “But we’re co-hosting with Tri Delta to raise money for St. Jude’s.”

“To be honest, their VP has done most of the work. We’re just paying for half of it and providing the space,” Jayden said.

“If there’s anything that needs to be done, just let me know via email.” I was anxious to get to Zach. “We can always chat over break if needed.”

“Sounds good, bro. Go find your boy.”

I wanted to tell Liam he wasn’t my boy, but it was nice that he was so chill about it. After a quick bro hug with each of them, I got out of there and made my way to our room.

It was dark when I got there, but his shoes were by the door and with the light from the hall, I could see his clothes were strewn in a path to his bed.

“Zach?”