Chapter 24Two days later, the guys got together for an impromptu rehearsal. They hadn’t set up any type of schedule yet but figured the more time they spent together, the more comfortable they’d become with each other.
The final note of their last song still hung in the air.
“How about we head out and get some food?” Gavin suggested.
“Sounds great,” both Jase and Garrett said.
“I think I’m going to pass,” Kiefer said, focusing on putting everything they’d used away.
“What’s up? You seemed off all night,” Jase asked.
“Nothing. Just not feeling too hungry.”
“Well, then come for the stimulating conversation.” Jase made it hard to say no.
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Once they placed their orders, Kiefer put his elbows on the table, letting his head fall into his hands.
Everyone stared at him. Then he gr
