“Spencer the bell rang?” Chelsea sighed running her hand through her hair she hated seeing her friend so sad. There was only one time she’d seen Spencer like this and it was right after the incident with Kyla and Aiden. The three had been friends for a while seeing as their parents knew each other and had barbecue’s all the time but when Spencer actually started going to school, to their school, well popularity soon developed among the teenagers and she was kicked to the curb.

Blue eyes traveled slowly from the hallway to her friend but snapped back quickly to the hallway, “A-sh n-ot comi-ng?” she asked quietly as if the words were too difficult even with out the stutter present.

“I’m sorry,” she sighed not knowing what to say, “Maybe something came up,” Chelsea assured her placing a hand on her shoulder, “But right now we have to go,”

Spencer turned around with confusion etched upon her delicate features, “Scho-o-ol ov-er?”

Chelsea grinned, “You have it bad don’t ya, you’ve been standing there for three hours Spence,” a deep blush crept up the blonde’s cheeks as she ducked her head trying to hide making her dark skinned friend chuckle softly, “Come on!”

She tugged on Spencer’s sleeve toward the desks, most of the other students had already left with their parents, she nodded and walked to her desk packing up what little she had out since she’d already put things away before they went for lunch. Standing up she tossed the back pack over her shoulder, nodded and smiled at the teacher before walking out, just as she reached the entrance of the hallway Ms. Lancaster bounced happily in front of her.

“Hi ya Spence ready to go?” the girl nodded toward the teacher, she hated waiting for her dad to pick up so she could go home.

Inside the class room she kept her head down afraid of meeting the color brown which was focused solely on her, instead she walked the brief distance to her table and sat down pulling out her notebook and began scribbling. Almost as soon as detention began Ms. Lancaster walked out as usual leaving the students to them selves. No one talked and all was quiet except a small thump that dulled out once it hit the desk.