Before first block; Chloe, Chelsea, Emma, Sean, and Tom where surrounding Ashley bombarding her with questions concerning her and Spencer’s relationship. Questions were fired one after the other making it quite awkward for Ashley to answer alone; making her wish her blonde would show. And as the late bell had rang the six friends had departed to their own classes.

Sitting in her seat in history; Ashley waited for her blonde to swiftly walk into the classroom. She was surprised when the final bell had rang and her friend had yet to be seen, Spencer was rarely absent and if she was; she would have sent Ashley a text message saying so. Yet she received no message; and a deep nervousness grew in her chest.

Throughout the day Ashley had sent random text messages to her friend yet no reply. She tried to ensure herself that her friend’s phone was not charged and she had a cold. But somehow Ashley knew it was something more; she just didn’t want to admit it.

Ashley had asked Chelsea in forth block if she knew anything; but she seemed just as puzzled as Ashley. This made both girls quite uneasy seeing as no one knew why the blonde did not show.

Finally when she got home; she went on her laptop to check if her friend was on instant messenger; no such luck. After dinner Ashley had called Spencer; but no one had answered.

Ashley couldn’t sleep that night with constant worry of why her friend wasn’t speaking to her; she tossed and turned but nothing could calm down her mind.

The next day of school, a Tuesday, Ashley took notice her friend was still absent. No text no calls nothing to explain why.

Ashley then made a plan; she would stop by her friend’s house to see if she was ok. She thought she was acting too clingy; but she couldn’t help herself anymore she needed to know why.

While walking home Ashley took the other route to Spencer’s house; as she reached her destination; she noticed Spencer’s mom’s car was parked outside the house; which was unusual since she worked at this time. Although she could be watching over Spencer.