Spencer had been having problems getting to her classes because of hallway traffic and the extra effort it takes her to get from place to place compared to others. So she and her mom talked to the school and her teachers about it. It was decided that Spencer would be allowed to leave each class five minutes early so that she wouldn’t have to rush, or over work herself.

Since then, she’s been getting to her classes on time without a problem. Except now, when she leaves her last class before lunch, she always stops, and waits outside of Ashley’s class. So, they can have a few extra minutes to talk on their way to lunch.

The bell rings, end of class, lunch time.

Spencer and Ashley are talking as they head to lunch.

“How’d class go?” Spencer asks.

“Sucked.” Ashley answers quickly. Then asks “Yours?”

“Blew.” Responds just as quickly

They both laugh.

Then Madison, who isn’t paying attention, runs into Spencer.

“Watch where you’re walking, estupida!” She barks, even though, she’s the one who ran into Spencer.

Spencer hates how people often seem to think that the handicapped should pay enough attention for everyone. Therefore, she gets blamed when people run into her. She decides to correct Madison before she gets annoyed further.

“Actually, I’m rolling not walking… Bitchy and dumb, you got it all don’t you? She fires back.

Madison is even madder.

Ashley pretends to scold Spencer.

“Madison isn’t a bitch!”

 Madison is confused that Ashley is sticking up for her since they don’t get along.

Um? Thanks Ashley.

“She’s a Cheerbitch!” Ashley adds.

Spencer laughs then keeps the joke going in a mock serious manner.

“Woops… Sorry I didn’t know.”

“It’s ok, you’re new. Ash says.

They laugh as a defeated Madison storms off in a huff mumbling in Spanish.

Now at lunch, Spencer and Ashley are talking.

“You should let me drive us back to my house after school…for something different…instead of me always coming over to yours.” Ashley says.

“I thought you said I shouldn’t come to your place because you didn’t want me to have to deal with your Mom, and you were worried about your house not being accessible enough for me? Spencer questions wanting to make sure she understands what Ashley is saying.