Clay, Ashley and Spencer crawled out of Ashley’s porche, glancing around the quad of kids waiting for the school day to begin, “I have to make up a test in science so I will see you two at lunch.” Clay ran off.

The girl’s made their way to an empty table, Ashley’s body tensed at seeing Aiden walk with a new girl on his arm. Spencer told her about the new and disapproved boy. Her body shook with fear but also hatred at the fact that he checked her baby out without thought of consequences but a smile had to creep up her lips at the swollen nose and black eye he was sporting.

“God Spence what did you do to him?” Ashley chuckled. Spencer’s head popped up at this, she was confused, she hadn’t seen a ‘him’ around since they got there and she pretty much was falling back asleep since sitting down.

“Huh?”

“Aiden,” Spencer turned her attention to where her girlfriend was pointing, “I’m guessing he’s regretting teaching you some of those boxing moves now!”

Confusion etched across her perfect face, Ashley hated when the girl looked anything but happy, “What’s wrong?” she asked brushing some hair behind the girl’s ear as the cold wind whipped around them.

Spencer’s attention was brought back to the girl by her side, “Nothing…”

“Don’t nothing me Spence, not after everything we’ve gone thru together.”

“I just don’t know how I did that to him,” she replied quietly.

“With your fists babe,” Ashley smirked.

“No,” Spencer playfully hit her arm, “I know that but…okay I’ve been shot twice and jumped out a window to say my body was up for a fight is like saying circus people aren’t freaks.”

“Weird analogy, so?”

“So…how can a hundred and nineteen pound girl with a beat up body take on a what hundred and forty pound guy who works out in a gym?”

“Good point; maybe he just had an off day. It’s not like he expected you to go all Attila the Hun on him.”

Spencer cocked an eye brow before busting out laughing, “Attila the Hun?”

“What, I pay attention now, he was pretty cool.” Ashley pecked her girl on the lips before the bell rang.