Fan Fiction
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Beneath the moonlight shines the truth. – (Chapter: Spencer's first day.)
That’s when I bumped into her; literally. I’d just grabbed my book and I spun round straight into her, knocking all the sheets out of her hand. At this point I hadn’t actually looked at her yet; which is my way of explaining my behaviour next. It sort of went something like this:
"You know if you weren’t up my arse this wouldn’t have happened" I scowled
"I’m so sorry I’m just so lost I was going to ask you for directions" She said scrambling for the papers. I looked down and noticed her shiny blonde hair It flowed down her back like a goddess’. That’s when I went into slight flirt mode.
"Don’t they give maps out anymore? Damn this school is shit!" I commented. "Anyway welcome to King High I’m Ashley Davies" I said bending down and helping her collect her papers. In that instance she looked up at me, I nearly fell backwards in shock. She was more beautiful than I had expected. Her crystal blue eyes shined through me and warmed my heart; her bright white smile tore through my shield.
"Thanks. Spencer Carlin" She replied in a voice that just added to her sexiness. I couldn’t keep the grin off my face and quite happily replied:
"Nice to meet you Spencer, So you need me to show you about?" …
Spencer smiled at me her eyes bright with gratitude "Oh my God that would be so great if you could" She replied gratefully. Then she laughed "That is if you’re not going to go all bi polar on me, on my journey to the unknown."
I blushed and couldn’t contain my laughter. "Yeah sorry about that it’s just some people around this school would purposefully run into me for the hell of it" I replied feeling slightly stupid for my earlier uproar.
Spencer cocked her head not really sure what to make of my last comment she finally decided what to say “Oh. May I ask why?" She asked.
I just shrugged the grinned. "Maybe I’ll tell you once I’ve got my meds for my bi polar tendices" I joked referring to her earlier comment. Spencer’s laughter filled the air. It sounded real, so pure; she was definitely a breath of fresh air compared to the people I usually associated with. Smiling I raised my arm out directing her to move forward.


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