“I don’t know, I skimmed some of it last night, maybe it would help keep us on the D.L.”

“You’re retarded,” was all Ashley replied as she opened the book and skimmed, “Boring…Boring…” she flipped a few more pages and grunted as she went, “Boring, boring, boring! God, when do they even get together?” she continued to flip pages, “Ooh, here we go…I wouldn’t mind doing this.”

“What?” the blonde questioned as she leaned over Ashley’s arm to look at the page.

“Shower sex!” Ashley yelled excitedly, “God, Spence, you sure know how to pick ‘em.”

“What?!” the blonde snatched the book from Ashley’s grasp and looked at the page, “I don’t remember reading any—Oh, Christ on a bicycle…” she trailed off as her face flushed.

“Oh, relax,” Ashley flipped back to the beginning pages, “Read a little…Amuse me.”

Spencer looked at the brunette with an annoyed expression, but started reading, anyway.

–

Madison was walking around the quad, aimlessly. Her goal was most likely to find Aiden, but there was no success, so far. She didn’t feel like walking all the way back around, so she decided to cut through the part where no one ever went, anyway.

She was jogging slightly when two people caught her eye. She stopped and squinted to get a better look, realizing that it was Spencer and Ashley. She quickly jumped behind a pillar and smirked.

“Well, well, well, what do we have here?” she said to herself.

She watched intently for anything she could use against the two girls, but she was too far away to actually hear anything they were saying. Ashley wasn’t saying anything, anyway, just staring at Spencer who had her head down, and looked like she was reading a book.

How badly the cheerleader wanted some dirt on the two. She hadn’t exactly seen them do anything, but she attacked them, anyway, just because she hated Ashley and assumed the worst…or the inevitable, according to some.

She’d never seen Ashley sit so quietly, before. But, alas, there was the brunette, just staring at Spencer and looked like she was listening very closely to whatever it was the blonde was saying.

“Come on. Do something already.” Madison grunted from behind her hiding spot.

She watched as Ashley moved one of her arms from her lap and put it around Spencer’s shoulders. The blonde leaned into the small embrace and Madison’s eyes widened. Sure, Spencer and Ashley sat in a close proximity all the time, but the cheerleader had never actually seen them sit so intimately.

“I knew it,” she whispered to herself. But still for some reason she wasn’t convinced, so she remained hidden.

Ashley leaned over and whispered something in the blonde’s ear, causing her to laugh. The blonde looked back to the book and continued to read; however, the brunette put her finger under Spencer’s chin and turned her head back to look at her.

Madison stared as the two girls kept looking at each other for long moments. The cheerleader was completely lost on what was going on, and was about to walk away when Ashley closed the distance between their lips.

Madison’s mouth dropped, and she gasped. Proof. She had her proof, finally. But what exactly was she going to do with it now that she had it? Also, for some reason her feet were cemented to the ground and she couldn’t move, nor even look away.

Ashley took her free hand and grabbed the book out of Spencer’s grasp snapping it shut, and she threw it behind her onto the table with a thud.

The cheerleader still stood in the same place, watching them, as their kiss slowly heated. She had no idea what she saw in it that kept her from looking away. Finally she pried her eyes away and ran off, in a slight shock and panic.

She didn’t expect to see anything when she stumbled across them, but she did. She had her proof, but she didn’t know what to do with it. Her first instinct was to go find Glen or someone related and tell them everything, but now she was confused. She decided to let it go for the time being.