Ashley’s POV

"Spencer."

"Yeah?"

"That looks nothing like a HORSE!" I playfully yelled at her, we were playing Pictionary with Kyla and Tegan. Spencer was on my team.

"Well, it does if you turn it this way." She said turning it upside down, trying not to laugh.

"Um, if you need to turn it over to tell what it is, I don’t think that you should pursue a career in art." I told her. The game went on like this the whole time, Tegan and Kyla won because, surprisingly, they are really good at drawing, especially Kyla. I never knew that.

The car ride itself wasn’t really that bad, just long, but being with Spencer made it seem really short. Oh God, that sounded really cheesy, okay maybe I am, but hey, can you really blame me? The moment we entered Ohio, I woke Spencer up from the nap she was taking.

"Spence! We’re in Ohio." I told her and she mumble out somthing I could barely understand which I think was meant to be

"Ask my dad how long it will be until we’re in Toledo." She said.

"Mr. C, how long until Toledo?" I asked him pulling aside the curtain.

"About 4-5 hours, Ashley." He said keeping his eyes on the road.

"Are you serious?" I asked thiking it would be so much shorter.

"Yep. Ashley, I think you’re the most excited about this trip." He said chuckling, he sounded so warm and inviting whenever he laughed, that’s why I like him so much.

"Yeah, everyone else is sleeping. They all ditched me." I said going back to the back of the bus, I could her Mrs. C laughing at my comment.

"Hey Ashley, I know a way that you can wake Spencer up." She said and she looked at her husband, he started laughing and I really wanted in on this joke.

"Just say this." Mrs. C. said whispering something in my ear.

"Tell me more about Spencer’s pet hamster, Steve." I said loudly, and Spencer jerked awake.

"What pet hamster?" Spencer asked nervously. "Mom, have you been taking your medications? You know what the doctor said. Ashley, don’t listen to her." She said, forcefully pulling me away from her parents, and potential embarassment. I couldn’t help but laugh at that.