Gunther
Kevin heard a sly sort of chuckle as he came though the path that ran alongside Nathan’s house. When he reached the lawn he saw Nathan sitting on the steps of the porch. It was odd that Nathan was sitting in the dark.
“What happened to your light?”
“Shhh…” Nathan started to chuckle again.
“What’s going on?” Kevin whispered.
“I’m watching Gunther’s bathroom light.”
Kevin smiled, “Why?”
“Gunther wanted Alexis’ phone number—his cell phone broke or something. He keeps all his numbers in his phone like I do. Well anyway, last Friday night after the game Alexis made him promise to call her and said that would be the condition to her coming over this Friday to hang out. I guess he never calls or something… but anyways, he had been putting if off all week until today. He came over to me being all desperate and asking me if I had her number—“
The expression on Kevin’s face assured Nathan that his friend wasn’t making the connection between the story and the bathroom light.
“Don’t worry, It’ll all make sense in a minute.”
Kevin started to laugh because how excited Nathan was in relating the story.
“Anyways, he wanted her number—you know, I never thought it was fare that a person should be a football star and get the girls—anyways, so…” he began to laugh again but worked hard to contained it. After a moment he regained partial composure and continued, “Well he called her and she’s over there now. I didn’t give him her number right off…” Nathan was laughing harder again, “I told him that if he would eat that plate of brownies in one sitting that I would be impressed and that he would have earned her number.”
“What plate of brownies?” Kevin inquired in hast.
“The brownies we baked for you brother and his friends.”
“Gunther ate the whole tray?” he said in surprise.
“He’s been in that bathroom nine times already. I don’t think they made it though that movie they’re watching.”