Taylor laughed. “I completely forgot about that. Well then I’ll see you later tonight?”

“Absolutely. Thank you again Taylor for helping me. You don’t know how much this means to me.”

“Well if things go as I hope, it will be mutually beneficial. See you later.”

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While she walked to the library Taylor thought about her meeting with Ashley. It went really well. They seemed to get along well, the opposite of her and Kyle. This could work well for her senior project.

The fact that Ashley had a girlfriend was also great news because she had a feeling the guys were trying to get her and Ashley together. Not that it would be bad, cause Taylor had to admit she was attracted to Ashley. But Taylor felt that most people were attracted to Ashley at first sight. Her looks caught you but her personality kept you there. Way too complicated, simple as that.

It was then that Taylor realized what was strange about the meeting. Where was the super diva bitch she expected? Ashley exhibited no bitchy traits what so ever. She seemed eager to learn the band’s songs and even a little shy or afraid. She said she didn’t want to disappoint us, that wasn’t like a diva. This would be very interesting.

Taylor’s thoughts were disrupted by her phone ringing, “Hello”

“Hey Taylor it’s Ash. I had a question for you about tonight.””

“Go ahead, shoot.” Here it comes Taylor thought.

“What time should I be there? I was wondering how much practice time I had?”

Not what she expected Taylor faltered slightly, “Um, ah the guys usually show up around 5 to eat then stay till whenever.”

“Would I be too much of a pain if I came over around 4?” Ashley said hopefully.

“No. Mind if I ask why?” Ok here it comes now, I know it.

“Well I figured if I had trouble I could run through some stuff with you before we put it together with the guys.”

“Wow, actually that’s..” speechless.

“You seem surprised Taylor. Look this is your band and your songs. I want to make sure I do them justice. I want to make the most of this chance. You don’t get a second chance very often.”