“Well actually a lot of it I read off the internet. But, some of it is also my own personal take on it. I mean I for one know how it feels to be a neglected child. At first when my dad started to tour a lot, and I realized he was going to be gone all the time I thought it would be okay because I still had my mom with me. The two of us used to be really close. Then after the divorce she started to become more distant. It only sky rocketed when I told her I was gay. She has never even looked at me since then. I think I stopped being her daughter that day. Now she is never around. I think the last time I saw her was a month ago. I think she said something about Cabbo or something with her newest fling,” I reveal. I don’t know why I feel so comfortable with her but I feel like I can tell her anything and she won’t judge me.

            “Wow Ashley, I’m sorry that you are treated that way. Obviously your parents don’t understand what an amazing young woman they have for a daughter because if they did I’m sure they would be around, but some people are just too caught up in themselves to notice others. It doesn’t make it right, but that’s just who they are,” Spencer says trying to make me feel better. Oddly enough it does because she said I was amazing. I think my heart stopped beating when she said that. Spencer Carlin thinks I’m amazing. Me. Ashley Davies. I definitely think I am in heaven now.

            “Thanks Spence,” I say giving her a shy smile.

“No problem Ash. I was only stating the truth. Now back to the project. I think the research part for us will be really easy. It’s the visual part I can’t figure out,” she says with the cutest pout on her face. Ugh god I never want to see her pout. If only I could figure out how to make her smile. Oh I know. I have an idea for the visual part. It’s kind of a bit sad and very personal, but I think it’s the best way to represent our idea.