Bending Down The Sacred Rules : The Godmother And Her Godson

CHAPTER 16

AT SIX O'CLOCK in the evening, Joshua, Jeremy, Charlie and Kenneth forbade Eldrew from going home earlier. Eldrew told them that after he and his godmother had their intimidate and carnal moment last night, his godmother went home. Fibbing was not really Eldrew's habit and usual defense before as his parents raised him with all the good and benign manners they could ponder to Eldrew. Since the boys presumed that the Godmother of Eldrew want back to her home in Baja California, they forbade Eldrew from hauling himself to home.

Not too far from the university, a small restaurant, whom some people addressed it as cafe, was the usual hang out place of the swimmers. Well, not really sll the swimmers but the five young men, Joshua, Jeremy, Charlie, Kenneth and Eldrew. Excluded Eldrew, the four young men dropped by there almost every evening in order to spend their supper. Cooking for their own in their apartment was the least these young men could do  for themselves.

Why would they cook when they could have their breakfast there and lunch time in the university cafeteria?

In exchange for forbidding him to go home earlier, Eldrew jabbed a condition to his friends they they should burden the expenses of his meal. None of the young men disagreed or declined the condition as long as Eldrew would share to them the entire details of the intimate night he and his godmother sufficed illicitly. Then came a young waitress who looked familiar with them, asking for their orders.

“By the way, miss.” Joshua muttered from his seat, calling the attention of the waitress. “You look familiar. Are you a student of the same university where we are enrolled?” He pondered audibly when the waitress heeded to him.

And Kelly Underwood tweaked herself from tending to Eldrew and Kenneth wedged her note against her chest. “Yes.” She smiled. Then she dropped her gaze back to Eldrew and Kenneth. “And I am s fan of Mr Slickson and Mr Brinton. They are my favorite swimmers.” She squirmed vaguely, feeling time passionately thrilled.

Joshua, Jeremy and Charlie frowned and nodded with hesitation and irritation encompassed their frames.

Once done jotting down their orders, Kelly Underwood jerked herself off the nook and hauled back to the kitchen. Joshua, Jeremy and Charlie were grumbling just as Kelly ducked in the door that led to the kitchen. They never grumbled or bleated before Eldrew and Kenneth came and joined the swimming team. During their freshmen and sophomores, the three were the most popular swimmers but did not have such an impact like what Eldrew obtained.

Then Charlie again initiated the conversation about the other evening Eldrew and his Godmother talked. Joshua and Jeremy insisted that Eldrew should make them feel tremendously thrilled and escalated from going on the beginning of the night. The moment when Eldrew was dining with them in the same place where they were right now, and up to the moment when he came back to their apartment.

Eldrew fibbed by telling them a make believe story that his godmother called his grandmother that Eldrew and her should have a talk. And when his godmother came to their apartment an hour earlier before he arrived, his grsndmother suggested to his godmother that she should wait for Eldrew in his bedroom. His grandmother would be going to bed earlier and being alone in the living room his godmother might feel bored from waiting to her godson.

So then his grandmother called him before she went to bed that his godmother was waiting for him in his bedroom as she gave her the replica key. But when Eldrew arrived at the basement parking area of the apartment complex, he saw Tanya. He told them.

“What was she doing there?” Charlie asked curiously, interrupting Eldrew from narrating the scenes.

Eldrew shrugged wearily. “You know how Tanya and I go along. We are friends with benefits. But even so, she was worried about me of how the conversation with my godmother was going to happen.” He halted and there was a glint of sympathy in his eyes. “But I felt something like insecurity from her reaction last night. I mean she was not just worried but also insecure.”