*2 months on*

Kyla pulled up in to the school parking lot and saw Spencer sitting on the steps leaning back letting the sun wash over her body, Kyla reminded herself to take a breath, she still had trouble believing that Spencer was with her. The Blonde’s head shot up when she saw the mini and a smile appeared as she walked over to meet her girlfriend. They were still pretending to be friends when they were out in public and with each passing day it was getting harder for them. They stood opposite each other wanting something more than a hug to show how happy they were to see each other.

“Hey.” Spencer said as she purposely rubbed the back of her hand against Kyla’s for the contact.

“Hi, I missed you last night.” Kyla told the girl honestly.

“Well you had Aiden duty.” Spencer said kind of sarcastically and was given a look up Kyla. “I’m fine with it.”

“Good, plus Spencer duty is so much better.” The brunette said with a smile but was met by a questioning look.

“So I’m a duty now huh?”

“Only when you force me to listen to terrible country songs.” Kyla laughed as Spencer bumped her hip against her. “I’m kidding I love the country stuff, yeeha, and all that.”

“Nice cover.”

“So what are we doing tonight?” Kyla asked as they walked into the school building together escaping the sun’s bright rays.

“You don’t remember, I told you yesterday.”

“Oh right Ashley.” She looked down at her feet.

“Are you not okay with it?” Spencer wondered, looking at the girl who was avoiding her eyes.

“Yeah of course I’m okay with it, you two are doing the friends thing now and I’m okay with that I’m fine.”

“Is that, I’m fine but I’m not really or fine when you are actually fine?” Kyla laughed at her girlfriend.

“I’m fine honestly…”

“But…you do trust me right?” Spencer needed to know that her other half had faith in her.

“Yes you know that, you wouldn’t hurt me. Doesn’t mean I trust Ashley though.” Kyla responded with a stubborn face that Spencer loved. Ashley still thought that Spencer was single, and she knew that the girl still wanted Spencer, anyone with eyes could see it. It annoyed her that Spencer could not see what was obvious to the world; but she did not want to seem like a broken record. She trusted Spencer and knew the girl would never intentionally hurt her, but it was the unintentional pain that worried her sometimes.