Now you would think that Ashley and I would have moved forward. But we haven’t, I’m back to staring at her and she’s back to ignoring me. Its two days after she said my name, she hasn’t said it again since. Hell she’s barely even looked at me

 Michelle and I have been at Pop Mills for an hour now and she hasn’t even acknowledged me. I know that we’re not friends after one conversation… can that be called a conversation? I don’t know but anyway I at least would think she would be less cold to me.

“Spence, you don’t know if she’s even into girls.” Michelle says after I get done complaining some more about Ashley.

“She’s been with girls.” I tell her sitting back in my chair.

“But you said she dropped out of school because she was pregnant?” She says looking at me confused.

“I didn’t. I said that’s what Jill told me. That doesn’t mean it’s true.” I say glancing back at Ashley. “Jill also said her “pregnancy” was a surprise because everyone thought she was gay.” I tell her remembering how after the party I asked Jill to tell me more about Ashley. I just wanted to know more about her, I want believe any of it till I her it from her mouth.

“Well whatever. Do you plan on talking to her tonight?” I look back over at Ashley and she taking some mans order at the counter.

“No.” I say standing. “Not tonight.” Then we leave the diner.

“We can’t go in there.” I say refusing to leave the car. “Can’t we just take her to your house and clean her up.”Aaron and I have been arguing for five minutes. Michelle got drunk tonight and we can’t just take her to my place because my parents will just look at her and know she’s drunk. Now if we go to Aaron’s house it’s a better chance that his parents are sleep, I know mine is awake.

“No. I told you he said no company this week.” Aaron says opening his drive side door. I momentarily forgot he got into it with his dad. I grab his arm, stopping him from getting out.

“We can’t go into Pop Mills with a drunk, Michelle. I promised we wouldn’t have a repeat of last time.”I say looking through the diner window from Aaron’s car we’re sitting in. I can see Ashley cleaning off some tables.