Everyday at 4^th period, I gather my books, and head to math. I’m not afraid to say I’m a nerd because I love school and didn’t exactly have a lot of friends. Math was my favorite subject because I was good at it, and loved to do problems. I began to love 4^th period math even more though, because it was the same period I had with ‘her.’

Her name is Spencer Carlin, and she is a year younger than me. We met when I was a sophomore, and she was a freshman in math. I was taking normal sophomore classes, and she was in an upper math class for her grade. We sat next to each other because the teacher had us sit alphabetically, and I was the happiest person in the world. The moment I laid eyes on her, I had fallen for her.

"Are you Ashley?" an angelic voice asked. I looked up from my book, to be greeted with the most beautiful blue blonde with blue eyes. She left me speechless. It felt like I was in the presence of a Goddess.

"Ye—yeah," I stuttered trying to cover my blush. She smiled back at me, and sat down next to me.

"I’m Spencer," she said while taking out her books and placing it on the table.

"I’m Ashley," I said pushing my glasses up. "Wait, you already know that," I said making my cheeks turn even redder when she laughed.

When class started, I couldn’t help but sneak in glances while writing down notes. I’ve never had a liking for anyone until now. It was strange, but a smile was plastered on my face the entire class.

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"Ashley hurry up! You’re on in 5!" Kyla yelled while knocking on the dressing room door.

"Yeah, I’m coming!" I replied while the blonde below me was sucking my pulse point. I ran my hands through her wavy blonde hair and slowly got up off the couch.

"I have to go babe," I said as we stood up, and moved my hands to her waist. "My concert starts in 4 minutes," I said looking at the clock on the wall. I looked into her grey eyes, and gave her a peck on the lips. "I’ll come back during intermission. I’ll miss you," I whispered before heading out the door, and to the stage.