Part 1

"Paula… I really want to get this over with so…" Ashley said suddenly nervous, even though it was her idea for them to meet.

"And you think I enjoy being here with you dyke?!" the blonde woman snapped. o0o0o she bites…a bit to hard…

"Well, we aren’t going to get anywhere talking like that now are we?" she asked calmly inspecting her nails.

"Where exactly do you want this to go?"

"Basically," she said, "this is your warning. Stay away from me…but more importantly stay away from the woman I love, Spencer…"

"Why the hell would I…?" Ashley cut her off before she could insult Ashley again.

"Because, If I remember correctly the last time you tried to mess with Spencer I ended up knocking you out," Ashley said with a sneer. Paula’s face froze as she remembered the painful experiance. She turned around slowly, muttering as she went.

"This isn’t over…"

"Oh, you’re right it’s just started…" the blonde stalked off into the night. Ashley let out a deep breath that she had been holding in forever. Ding, ding, ding as the bell sounds the end of the first round, declaring Ashley Davies as the victor, but like she said this is far from over… Ashley turned around and pulled out her cell phone while walking. She looked at the time, 11:30…now who the fuck is going to want to pick me up at this hour? I only know one person…eh…it’s worth a shot. She pulled out her cell phone to dial the unfamiliar number.

"Hey," she said as she hearf someone pick up on the other line.

"Hey? Ashley? Wow, I haven’t talked to you in like…"

"Yeah…whatever, look can you come pick me up?"

"Umm…yeah sure what’s your location?" as Ashley told the person on the phone her place of being she couldn’t help but think to herself, Why the hell am I calling her? I haven’t talked to her since…

"Okay! I’ll be there in a second…"

 "Okay…" Ashley sat down on a bench and began her wait. It wasn’t long before she heard a car drive up beside her. The window was rolled down.

"Hey get in…" Ashley climbed into the passengers side of the car trying to think of something to say to the person she hadn’t seen in over a year.