Ashley began to shuffle nervously under Spencer’s intense stare. “Look,” the brunette began. “I know I don’t have a ring to give you right now and I know this is the last place anyone should propose to anybody but … I love you Spencer and I want to spend the rest of my life with you. The question is do you want to spend the rest of your life with me?”

Spencer just stared at her too shocked to say … anything.

“We don’t have to rush into the marriage or anything,” Ashley supplied after the deafening silence became too much for her to bear. “I mean, I know you still have college and your age to worry about but it’s okay … we can wait it’s just an engagement.”

The rocker was really starting to worry now. Spencer still hadn’t said anything and the silence was killing her.

No … maybe it wasn’t the silence; maybe it was the sole idea that the blonde had to even contemplate marrying her or not that was killing her. This was a bad idea-

“Yes.”

“Spencer,” Ashley sighed. “If you don’t want to wait … did you just say yes?”

The blonde smiled and nodded her head.

“So you’ll marry me,” the rocker asked looking for clearance in those beautiful blue eyes she loved so much.

Spencer chuckled lightly and nodded her head once again.

“I’m not dreaming am I,” Ashley questioned as she playfully pinched her arm.

“I assure you this is not a dream,” Spencer replied with a light frown. “I don’t think anyone would dream of proposing to their girlfriend in a rehab dorm.”

“Well this rock star just had a dream come true in a rehab dorm,” Ashley gloated.

“Will you just kiss me already dork,” the blonde laughed as she situated herself to sit comfortably in front of her cocky rocker.

“I love when you call me that, it’s such a turn on,” Ashley purred bringing her hand up to tenderly cup the blonde’s cheek. “I love you Angel,” she whispered as she tenderly kissed her fiancée.

“I love you too Ashley,” Spencer replied sharing another light kiss with the brunette.

“Okay break it up,” Deborah griped as she slapped her hand against the open door. “That’s enough of that, I already warned you two.”