Chapter 6: The Twin

After many hours had passed, they finally arrived at their intended location. For two days and three nights, they secured a spacious home in the charming city of Baguio.

“Khali, there’s a room available.” Coach Mark was on the verge of speaking, but Brady interjected and interrupted him before he could utter a word.

“How many beds are there, coach?” said Brady.

Coach Mark began to say, “Four double decks,” but Brady cut him off.

“Khali’s room, coach!” said Brady.

“There’s just one bed,” said Coach Mark, but he didn’t finish because Brady spoke.

“You can put a mattress on the floor, right?” Brady asked.

“Yes, it’s a big room,” said Coach Mark, but he couldn’t finish his sentence because Brady spoke up.

“Pick up your stuff,” Brady told Khali and Rye. “The three of us will sleep in Khali’s room.”

“What?” Coach Mark inquired, his voice laced with surprise. “Why are you going to sleep there? There’s lots of room for people to play.”

“All of us here are men, and Khali is the only w