“Fuck yeah!” I roar from my spot next to Lola.
“Thanks, Karl,” Fernanda says. “But seriously. Get back here. She says she knows a kick-ass drummer who just left her old band. It’s coming together.”
I watch as Lola rolls her eyes. “But can she play?” she asks about the bass player. “Anything besides yourpanocha, I mean.”
“Lola! Don’t be so crass!”
I snort. Right. Like she didn’t just tell us about her pervert audition.
Something’s off, though. This excitement out of Fernanda surprises me. She didn’t seem quite this excited about starting a band the few times I broached the subject at the wedding. Maybe this bass player renewed excitement within her.
I stand and go around Lola’s chair to stand behind her, then duck so my face can come into the frame. Fernanda smiles at me.
“Hey, Karl,” she says.
“Sorry, Fer,” I say to Lola’s vocalist. “Lola has to go now. If we’re ending our honeymoon soon, I need to go fuck my wife.”
“Wait!” Fernanda protests, “We need a band name.”
Both Fernanda and I pause to look at Lola. She grins so incredibly wide at both of us while we wait for her answer. “I already have our band name.”