“Ash—“

                “No seriously Spence, please? I don’t want to fight with you over this.” Her tired eyes finally meet mine.

                “Ashley, you have to open up sometime.” I’m not giving up.

                “Aiden’s probably there so…I should go.” She says in the lowest voice she could possible muster. I went too far.

                “Ashley…” I sigh, already sitting up and reaching out for her. She pulls away as soon as I my hands get close to her.

                “I’ll see you later.” She’s walking out of my bedroom as we speak.

I would do something, like chase after her, but I can’t. Really, I can’t.

I’m still naked, and it’s just too late to get dressed because all I hear is the front door being shut.

                “Shit,”

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                “Spencer, take me out.” Okay, alone time is officially over. Just when it was getting good too.

                “Where?” I ask as I feel the couch sink down next to me.

                “I don’t know, out…anywhere…it’s a beautiful day out.” It might be nice outside, but I’d rather be in here.

                “Yes, that’s part of the reason I want to be inside with the A.C.” I reply changing the channel, there’s never anything good on.

                “But it’s so boring.” Madison whines.

                “It’s not boring when you have television.” Sometimes the commercials can be good. Especially those E-trade commercials with those little babies talking.

Oh god, that gets me every time.

                “Yeah, it is; especially since there’s nothing on.” I forgot Madison is the specialist in knowing what’s on TV and when good shows are actually playing.

                “That’s what movies are for.” I reply, my eyes staying focused on the screen even though I’m not really paying attention to anything going on.

My heads been everywhere since this morning’s situation with Ashley.

But anyway, happy thoughts. I promised myself I wouldn’t think too much about how she acted.

Or how I acted for that matter.

Okay, really, now I’m done.

                “Not when you’ve seen them like four times each.” She smirks. Oh Madison, you always have something smart to say.