People always say that they’ll love you forever, but what does that really mean? Not everyday is gaurenteed in life, so when do they know when forever stops? For all we know, it could stop this very moment. I think, that instead of saying forever, people should say I’ll love you, even when my heart stops beating.

My name is Ashley Davies, and I reside in the ever-so-wonderful La La Land, with my mother (who I believe is a magician, with the ways she disappears so fast,) and my half-sister, Kyla.

I’ve never been one for relationships, being that they never turn out in my favor. But the day that I met that girl, MY girl, I knew that this was one relationship built to last.

It all began my junior year of high school: Just another sucky day, full of sucky learning. Just another day full of seeing the jockstraps and the cheerbreeders. Just another day to be made fun of. Welcome to my life.

The first day of school has never excited me, even in kindergarden when everyone, and I mean EVERYONE was jumping for joy, racing through the hall doors.

When I stepped through the double doors of the school as my third, first day of school at King High, I was more than looking foward to the bell signaling the end of the day.

I looked down to double check my schedule to see where my year of doom started off when I bumped into someone, which resulted in us both on the ground.

Ashley: I am so sorry. Are you okay? I asked, never looking up.

???: Yeah, I’m fine. Are you okay?

Ashley: Yeah, thanks. Are you new here, I dont think I’ve seen you around before?

???: Yes I am. Spencer Carlin.

Ashley: Ashley Davies, nice to meet you.

Spencer: You too. Hey, you wouldnt happen to know where room 101 is, do you?

Ashley: Actually, that’s where I’m headed right now.

Spencer: Well isn’t it my lucky day then?

I finally looked up, only to see the bluest eyes I’ve ever seen, and the most beautiful girl in front of me. Her clothes clung to the perfect places, showing off her curves that were to die for. She had golden locks that flowed over her shoulders, and the most gorgeous smile that could make the saddest person smile. ‘Snap out of it, Davies, you barely know this girl and you’re already checking her out.’

Spencer: Um, I think that we should get moving, I really dont want to make a bad impression on my first day, you know?

Ashley: Uh… Yeah sorry. It’s- It’s just right down this hall. Let’s go.

Spencer: Alright.

She lead the way, which might seem awkward being her first day an all, but I was lagging a little, due to the fact that there was a hot blonde right in front of me. I mean, HELLO? Who wouldnt be?

Before arriving to class, I had a while to study Spencer from afar. She walked (It was more of a strut, to be specific) with such grace, her hips swaying gently from side to side.

We entered the class room, finding two seats side by side. We had a few minutes before class started, so we talked a little. I wanted to know more about this girl.

Ashley: So, where did you move from?

Spencer: I moved from Sandusky, Ohio, with my two brothers and my parents. It’s a big change to move from a small town in the midwest to a huge city on the pacific.

Ashley: I wouldnt know that, since I’ve lived here all my life, but that does sound really hard… So did you leave anyone special behind? A boyfriend?

Spencer: Boyfriend, no… But girlfriend. We actually broke up before I moved, because she said it would be "too hard to be away" from me for too long. So what a good way to say I’ll Miss you, right?

‘That is a VERY good sign. Now I have a chance with her… What am I thinking? I just met her and I already like her? This can’t be normal,’ I thought to myself.

Ashley: I’m so sorry. That must suck.

Spencer: Oh, no, it’s fine. But now i get the opprotunity to meet new people, you know? I get to experience the world instead of being stuck with someone until I die.

Maybe this year wont be so bad after all…