Chapter 19: Those Eyes

Three months have gone by and Spencer and Ashley are inseparable. Where ever Ashley is, Spencer is and wherever Ashley is Spencer is. School has been great for them both. Many notice the chemistry between the two, thinking that they are an item, but of course they aren’t. Aiden and Kyla are going crazy at the fact that they haven’t opened their eyes to see what beautiful thing is lying in front of them.

Ahh now back to the story…

Spencer sat under what used to be just Aiden and Ashley’s tree, but now it was hers to. She sat there waiting for her brown eyed brunette best friend, Ashley. The girl that brought a smile onto her face, made her blush the darkest shade of red, made her eyes light up like an illuminating light cascading down onto the ocean, the girl that brought her heart either to a complete halt or to a racing start. The girl she almost kissed, whose hot breathe still lingers on her lips even after months have passed. The girl had completely altered Spencer’s mind, who has brought upon much confusion and question. The girl that is making her way over to where Spencer sits on her skateboard. Spencer sees her and her mouth is instantly turned upright. She watches with all her attention as Ashley glides over on the four wheels with her curls blowing in the wind, her smile big and bright, her chest heaving up and down because she’s been riding for a while, and her tone legs pumping faster and faster as she is getting closer to her destination.

Ashley has her eyes on Spencer and Spencer only. She’s unaware of everything and everyone around her, she’s just smiling brightly while staring at Spencer. She can see the girl’s bright blue eyes from afar and still get lost in them. They’re like a hypnotizing spiral. Ashley is hypnotized, in a trance and unaware of her surroundings.

Spencer gets a worrisome look on her face as she sees that Ashley is paying no attention to where she is going.

Ashley is still smiling brightly and that smile is wiped off her face as her wheels collide with a rather large crack in the cement. Ashley then falls forward landing flat on her face as her board rolls in the opposite direction.