The boy was tall, shielding the sun from her eyes. His brown hair blew in the wind that seemed to be picking up along with the dark clouds in the distance; he sat down placing his back pack on the table.

“I’m not supposed to talk to strangers,” she said politely not knowing what to do but not wanting to be rude to the cute boy.

“Yeah I get it, you hate me okay…I’m sorry for everything but I just couldn’t stop loving Ashley even through she’s your girlfriend and…”

“My girlfriend?” Spencer interrupted Aiden, “Like how boys have girlfriends?”

“Yeah like that…” Aiden said a little unsure of her comment, “and if you never want to talk to me again I get it I do but I’m not giving up on her and me even if she says it’s over because I know it’s not…”

“It is over!” Ashley said walking up with Madison beside her. It was weird but ever since prom the ex cheer leader was becoming one of her good friends.

“Ashley I…”

“Don’t Aiden, you need to leave us alone.” Madison sat down next to Spencer to get her attention off the arguing teens but it had no effect, the girl was entranced at the sight. The two of them went at it for a few more minutes before Aiden stalked away and Ashley sat down emotionally exhausted.

Spencer leaned over and gave the brunette a hug, “its okay Ashley…” she whispered in the girl’s ear causing a shiver to run up and down Ashley’s spine.

“Thanks,” she sighed releasing the girl’s arms from around her. Spencer looked defeated for a moment before her face lit up hiding the discomfort. Thru out lunch the blond ran around, did cart wheels, made jokes and even got the cheer leaders to teach her a few moves. Five year old Spencer was very persuasive when she wanted to be.

“I think she has a crush on you,” Madison giggled watching Sherri jump from behind a tree making Spence yelp and fall down.

“What?” Ashley asked not catching the meaning of that statement.

“This whole time she’s sending you little looks like she wants you to come play.” The Latina put emphasis on the word play.