Spencer was playing with Jenna at the park.  She heard her cell phone ring for the tenth time that afternoon.  Spencer sighed when she saw who was calling her yet again: Ashley.  She hit the ignore button.  “You are so lucky you are only a one year old, Jenna,” Spencer began with a sad sigh.  “Stay young as long as you possibly can.  When you get older, things only hit rock bottom for you.  Especially when you fall for someone who doesn’t fall back or won’t fall back.”  Spencer’s cell phone rang yet again.  “She doesn’t know when to quit.”  She decided to shut her phone off.  “I don’t need her.  We’ll be fine without her.  I had a life before Ashley and will have one long after her.”  Spencer was trying hard not to cry.  She hugged Jenna tightly while tears began streaming down Spencer’s face.

Meanwhile, Ashley walked towards Nick who was taking books out of his locker.  “We need to talk,” sighed Ashley. 

“Look if it’s about Spencer you brought this on yourself,” Nick pointed out simply.

“What?” asked Ashley in disbelief.  “What the hell are you talking about?”

“I told you that you need to choose a girl,” Nick answered with a frustrated sigh.  “I wasn’t kidding or saying it for my damn health.  You need to stick to the girl that you choose and not keep going back and forth between them.  There is no going back, no do-overs once you make your decision.  You can’t be whatever you are with Madison and expect to be friends with Spencer.  It just doesn’t work that way.  It’s the same thing if you choose to date Spencer.”

“I didn’t mean to hurt Spencer,” stated Ashley.  “Whether you believe it or not, I do care about her.”

“You did the moment she saw you with Madison,” Nick responded.  “She was so devastated when you rejected her, Ashley.  It broke her when she found out you and Madison were together.  Honestly do you expect her to want to talk to you for your rejecting her and hooking up with her worst enemy on the same day.”

“I didn’t reject Spencer, man,” protested Ashley.  “I explained her the situation to her on why we couldn’t be together.  I just don’t want to lose her as a friend.  She’s too important to me.  For the record, nothing happened between Madison and me.”