“Thank you,” Spencer said quietly.

They stopped at the door of the class room. The August breeze softly blew on them and they enjoyed it for the millisecond that they could. Casually both girls walked into the classroom and took a seat in the far left group table. They sat there for a couple minutes in silence. The room was slowly filling up with kids. There was less kids that went here then last year. Spencer didn’t know if it was because most of them got shot or that most of them was too scared to come to this school. Either way, it left a lot of seats unfilled.

“Oh My God, Spencer!” Kyla said from the door with a huge smile on her face. She quickly walked over to the blond and took a seat in front of her. The young girl still had her eccentric and giddy attitude to her. She smiled at Spencer and let her eyes graze over her.

“Hey Kyla,” Chelsea said sitting diagonally across from the girl. She noticed the concerned and caring look the young woman had given to Spencer. The look she had seen the girl give her many times when she was in the hospital. The same look that had went unnoticed by the blond.

“Hey Ky,” Spencer said smiling at the girl. She was happy to see her. She had honestly missed the girl. She had missed having someone outside her immediate family.

“How was your summer?” She asked Kyla.

“It was great going back to see my mum and family, but I most defiantly missed L.A. and all my friends here.”

“We missed you to.”

“How about you?”

“Stuck in bed for the past month trying to heal.”

“Aww, well we will hang after school and get you out of the bed…or…umm…How about you Chelsea?” The brunette asked the girl. Spencer looked at Kyla with intensity. She had changed a little bit. Of course her natural eccentric and spazzy nature was the same, but she seemed a little more matured and older. Spencer didn’t know if it was the black framed glasses she wore, or if she actually grew up even more.