It’s the next morning at school. Glen is at his locker. Madison comes up from behind, she getting real close to him. So close that her breasts are pressed against his back.

She whispers seductively into his ear “Hey, sexy!”

Glen wants to honor his word to Spencer so he ignores the Latina’s advances.

“Get off me!” He commands.

Madison reluctantly complies and Glen turns to face her.

“What’s the matter? Why’re ya so cranky? Were ya up all night thinkin’ ‘bout me? She asks absolutely certain that’s what it is; since as far as she’s concerned the whole world revolves around her.

“Actually yeah…” Glen pauses.

Madison smiles, but it only lasts until Glen continues his statement.

“I was up all night wonderin’ what the hell I was thinkin’ foolin’ ‘round with such a bitch?!

By this point glen is disgusted at both Madison and himself. Madison is both offended and angry.

“Clearly somethin’ else has ya buggin’ ‘cause no man sample’s my goods without comin’ back beggin’ for more! So what is it?   

“You’re right…”

Glen says before Madison cuts him off.

“I always am! She insists with plenty of attitude.

“Shut up!” Glen demands.

Madison scoffs.

“You messed with Spencer yesterday!” Glen continues. He’s loosing his patience.

“Spencer who?” Madison has to ask because she doesn’t bother knowing anything about anyone else unless she’s having some sort of physical encounter with them, but once it’s over; she goes back to not caring again.

“The guy in the wheelchair ya yelled even though you were the one who wasn’t payin’ attention a.k.a. my little brother that’s who!”

“He was the one sayin’ shit ‘bout me! Madison yells back.

“Good! You’re lucky he didn’t run your ass over!

Spencer, whose locker is around the corner, has been listening the entire time. He’s able to tune out the noise of the busy hallways, and zero in on the conversation between Glen and Madison.  He smiles as he hears his big brother defend him.

“Awww how cute, you’re stickin’ up for your little brother. She mocks.
Glen just stands there enraged unable to speak.

“You’re startin’ to bore the hell out of me, but I had a good time yesterday so, before I go, I’m gonna give ya one chance to forget ‘bout your little freak brother, and ya might be lucky enough to hook up with me again.” Madison offers her own form of charity.