Happy Campers

Chapter 6 – Pancake girl

We were all seated at our table in the same order we were at the cabin table. Spencer was looking directly at me. It was not even my fault, but the disappointed look on her face made me lower my head. I honestly going to try and behave myself today, but that bitch started on me an I’m not going to back down to anyone.

Not long after I felt Spencer’s focus leave me, so I lifted my head slowly as not to attract her attention again. Looking around the table I see that all of our heads were lowered. Spencer was observing each of us curiously. Probably trying to figure out which of us is the guilty one.

“Are any of you hurt?” Well that was not what I was expecting. I was thinking more along of the lines of Spencer giving us a good telling off. Maybe she saw the girl push me first, it’s possible right?

There were a series of ‘No’ and ‘I’m good’. None of which came from me because to be honest when that brut pushed me in the chest; it hurt. Mostly because she pushed me just above the boobs and that is a sensitive spot. Spencer must have noticed that I gave no reply. As she again turned to me; looking straight into my eyes.

“Ashley, are you hurt? Did that girl do something to you?” Spencer sounds really worried; her eyes are darting all over my body trying to locate any damage. I wonder what she’d do if I told where it hurt? Not that I’m going to because I’m a big girl a little shove isn’t going to kill me. Apparently I don’t have to say anything because Kyla decides to answer for me.

“She got shoved in the chest, It looked like it hurt” finishing with a shrug she looked up at Spencer, who blushed.

“Ok thank you Kyla…um you guys can all go get your food, while I speak to Ashley” they all left the table in a hurry. So much for having my back ha, well then again I am starving as well.

“Umm Ashley does your umm chest hurt at all?” Aww she’s blushing again. I guess my question of what she’d do if she knew where I was hurt, has been answered. I just nod, well they do hurt. I think the hype of it all covered up the extent of the blow.