“Guys, they are my friends from home.” I said to Leo, Russell and Remy as soon as they arrived, while pointing towards the smaller crowd I used to party with back at home. Most of my friends could make it, and they brought a few friends with them too, so there were about thirty-forty people in the backyard by the time the guys came over.
“Wow, look at that chick. I call dibs,” Remy said, before he followed after a girl right away, which made me chuckle.
“You have quite a lot of friends here,” Leo remarked as he looked around.
“Yes, but let me introduce you to the most important ones,” I said, and led them to where Colton and a few of the guys were playing a drinking game.
“Colt,” I called out to him, and he turned to face us. “They are the guys I told you about. Leo and Russell. Guys,
