She chuckled at my question. “Spencer I told you not to take a long ass time in the bathroom,” Mrs. Babcock paused to see if I comprehended her statement. I nodded my head and she proceeded. “What did you do?”

“Ah I see. So you give me a detention slip because my brother decided to go all Hulk on my ass. I see hmm that’s very interesting to know. You know what, you can shove the detention slip up your ass. I’m tired of you and your bullshit. Oh save your breath I know go to the principal’s office.” I tilted my head and gave her a fake smile.

Well it was about damn time I snapped. It was going to happen sooner or later; I suppose sooner is better than later.  

I eyes swung towards Ashley and I gave her a devilish grin. She just shook her and smile back. “Call me later, Miss Davies!” I shouted her way I got by the door.

“Oh I think I can do something better then that!” She shot back.

Hmmm me too, I plan on seeing you in action soon enough.

The bell rang. Ah see I guess my luck is turning around!

“Well I guess you’re stuck walking me to the principal’s office.” I smiled at her as she gave an exasperated sigh. Oh no you didn’t!

My body bumped hers, causing her to hit the pole. “Miss Davies I do believe you’ve just hit a pole. I didn’t know you were this clumsy,” My voice got quieter. “Um should I be worried that you might endanger my life or something. If so, I don’t think I can be with you anymore.” She hit me hard on the arm and turned away.

“Ouch that hurt, I didn’t know you little arms could pack a punch.” I snickered towards her.

“Yea well you be my arms can do!” She wiggled her eyebrows. What a weirdo

People were gawking at us. Eyes came from every direction, and I tried not to pay any attention to them. I turned to Ashley but I couldn’t help notice the poignant gaze in her eyes. It was clear she was not ready for what people had in store for her and it was okay.