Hate Should Be A Hockey Term
One of them — Tyler, I was almost certain it was Tyler — was standing with his hand on his hip, completely nude, talking to someone I couldn’t see, gesturing with the kind of animated emphasis that suggested a story being told at full volume.
One guy — blond, enormous, tattooed — walked past the camera completely naked, scratching his stomach.
Another was drying his hair with a towel that was emphatically not around his waist.
Another was bent over, reaching into a lower locker, and the angle was —
The camera whipped back.
Chase’s face filled the screen.
Close. Flushed. The specific shade of red that came from exertion and something adjacent to horror.
“You didn’t see anything,” he said.
“I—
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