Her mind traveled back to the night before, when Spencer was straddling her and basically offering herself to Ashley. Ashley was feeling lonely that night too, and she was in need of some physical attention. Ashley was riding her bike around town, trying to shake off the feeling when she came across Jessica’s house, bursting with signs of a party.

Ashley didn’t know what made her stop and crash the party, but she was glad she did when she came across the blonde in the kitchen on all fours, already in a compromising situation. A couple of minutes into the conversation and Ashley knew she had Spencer hooked. She knew what she was doing was wrong, and Delilah’s face flashed in her mind every time she looked at Spencer.

Ashley has always been a one woman kind of girl. She never understood how the people around her could just sleep around like it didn’t matter. But growing up as Raife Davies opened up a lot of doors for her, and one of them just happened to be the sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll door. Ashley took partying for granted, beginning her foray into the scene at a ripe old age of fourteen. It wasn’t long before she would be at parties every other weekend, drinking the night away.

She stayed away from the hard drugs and the random sex though. Her mother had brought her up to be a lady, and proper ladies drink Sauvignon Blanc. The only difference was that Ashley preferred to slum it with vodka and tequila. The hard partying ways stayed with her and it slowly became part of her lifestyle. One that ended only when she met Delilah. But somehow, the blonde in the kitchen was making her start to wonder about her “no sleeping around” rule.

So she started flirting with Spencer, and was overjoyed when the blonde was responsive to her come-ons. It was only when Spencer was about to make her move when something became clear to Ashley. It was like a mini-epiphany of sorts. She loves Delilah wholeheartedly, and couldn’t bring herself to betray the trust they had. So she changed her mind at the last second, never expecting Spencer to come on so strongly.