PREVIOUSLY:

Ashley: “Wanna ditch 3^rd period and go have lunch off campus?” Spencer gets up from the table.

Ashley: “Where are you going?” I ask confused.

Spencer: “I thought you wanted to go out to lunch.” She says with a smirk then continues walking away.

Aiden: “Bring me back some fries.” He says as I get up.

Ashley: “We’re not coming back today.” I whisper mischievously to him, then sprint off to the car with Spencer.

Spencer’s already in the car waiting for me. I hop in and start the car.

Spencer: “So where are we going?”

Ashley: “Where do you wanna go?” She looks at me and smirks.

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ASHLEY’S P.O.V.

So we ended up going to a Chinese buffet. It happened to be kind of empty because we were there during school hours and most people are either at work, or at school, like I said. Spencer taught me how to use chopsticks because I always use forks when we have Chinese, she figured out I didn’t know how to use them. I left the car parked and we’re now walking the boardwalk, holding hands and having ice-cream.

Spencer: “You don’t think our parents will find out about us skipping do you?” She asks between licks of her ice-cream.

Ashley: “At this point would you really care if they did?” I ask licking my ice-cream. She pauses and thinks, I guess about the repercussions if they did find out.

Spencer: “I don’t know, lets just hope they don’t.”

Ashley: “Mm-hmm.” I say licking my ice-cream. “So what flavor did you get?”

Spencer: “You know.” She says taking another lick of her ice-cream.

Ashley: “No, I don’t because you just pointed at the ice-cream and said ‘that one’ to the guy.” I chuckle.

Spencer: “Well you should have been paying attention to the sign on it.” She smirks.

Ashley: “Come on. Could I at least taste it?”

Spencer: “I don’t know, it’s really good. You might not be able to handle how good it is.”

Ashley: “Please?”

Spencer: “Ugh, fine!” She says reluctantly, then holds her ice-cream out so I can taste it. I go in to lick it and she pushes it into my face, smudging it on the tip of my nose and the side of my mouth. Out of shock, I drop my ice-cream.