Chapter 9

“Hey guys,” I said walking into the kitchen where Kyla and Ashley were still getting some food.  “Hey Spence,” they greeted me simultaneously.

“So…you both going to Justin’s tonight because I’m think I should be done hanging with Adrienne at like seven or so, so I’ll still have plenty of time to make it to the party,” I say in hopes of getting Ashley to stand up for herself and not pick up Madison.

“Yeah…I mean I am for sure, so I should start getting ready ‘cuz Aiden will be here a little later,” Kyla says grabbing her sandwich and goes up stairs. 

“Ha…that was Kyla trying to be casual.  Anyway, um…yeah I’m think I would definitely like to hang out with my best friend than having to go pick up Mads at the airport.  So… yeah, I’ll be at the party.  I mean, I’m going to dump her like tomorrow, so I figure if she’s mad at me then it’ll be easier.  Not that it was going to be hard anyway…but tonight I just want to have some fun.” Ashley says very happily, smiling at me making me melt.

“Okay, great! I love when you stand up for yourself…and now I can hang out with you some more!” I say practically jumping…I swear normally I’m not this weird and giddy, just around Ashley.  But I did get this strange feeling that Ashley was saying fun as in her and other girls…maybe I’m just over thinking everything.  We’ve been friends for like three years now and I know everything about her, I feel like I’ve known her my whole life.  Oh well, I’m just going to pretend she said she wanted to have crazy, hot, mind-blowing sex with me tonight…oh God!

“You still there Spence?” Ash asks shoving me lightly. “What, yeah I was just thinking about tonight, sorry what did you day?”

Ashley laughs as she hands me a warm coke… I know I’m the only person in the world who doesn’t like cold coke, “Here I thought you would want one because you haven’t had a coke in like three hours.”

I just smile and nod, “Thanks, I’m really thirsty.”

After about ten minutes of talking about nothing, I take the last drink of my coke and get off the counter to leave, “Okay, well I should get going so we can make it to the hospital and then head off to the party.  I can just text you when we leave are like there.”