"The elevators stuck." Ashley said in a matter-of-fact tone.

After a minute or so it had become apparant that neither of them were going anywhere. Ashley had already sat down and began listening to her IPOD as she layed her head back and closed her eyes. She looked peacefully asleep, but the truth was she just couldnt bare the sight of spencer.

She finally felt that spencer had stoped her pacing. She opened one eye and saw that spencer had sat in the corner furthest away from  her as if she were a germ. Spencer met ashley’s gaze. "Can i borrow your cell phone?" Spencer asked nervousley.

Ashley didnt hear her. Or pretended she didnt. She yanked the earbuds loose. "What?"

"Can i borrow your cell phone? I need to call my mom and let her know im stuck."Ashley sighed and dug in her purse and grabbed her phone. She tossed in carelessly across the elevator and spencer caught it. She flipped it open and shut it immediately after looking at the screen. "No signal." She threw the phone back and ashley put it in her purse and shrugged.

She placed the earbuds back in her ears and turned the music back on. She could feel spencer get up because everytime someone moved in a stuck elevator, it would shake just a hair. But the movement stopped and ashley felt a pressence next to her. Not close to her, but close enough. She opened her eyes and turned her head. Once again stopping her music and removing the earbuds, she gave spencer an expression asking what she wanted.

"Do you want to talk?" spencer asked. She was too adorable. Her bright blue eyes beneath her puppy looking gaze.

Ashley could’ve reached over right then and kissed her, but she didnt. "Not particularly" ashley said. She leaned her head back again, this time leaving the headphones in her hand.

"Fine, i’ll talk." spencer said. She heard a sigh come from ashley.

Part of being trapped was annoying to her because it meant her option to get up and walk away was gone. Although she had wanted this talk more than anything in the world, she still wanted her options available and her emotions well hidden.