Her alarm clock awoke her as it blared into her ear which caused her to jump. She groaned at the thought that it was a first day at a new school but not just any school this was a LA school and she had no idea how she was going to fit in. She didn’t want to admit to herself that she was scared but indeed she was. Would she fit in? Would she make any friends? Would people accept her? These and a million more questions raced through her mind as the ran her fingers trough her soft blond hair before her finally climbed out of bed. She smelled pancakes cooking downstairs, Glenn’s alarm clock going off over and over, and Clay running down the stairs being the first one up and ready for school. Spencer got up and went in Glenn’s room and turned his alarm clock off and shook her big brother awake.

"Glenn get up! It is the first day of school and I don’t want to be late." Spencer said as she shook her brother awake after four hard nudges.

"Ugh!" Glenn rolled over and turned his back to Spencer. Spencer rolled her eyes and walked out of the room. She ran and took a shower, threw on a white tank top that showed her stomach, a short camoflage mini skirt, white flip flops, make up, and fixed her hair. By the time she got downstairs Glenn was up and dressed. Along with her brothers she jumped in the car and they drove to school. Glenn parked in a parking space and they all got out. Spencer parted from her brothers and started searching for her first class. She was thinking to herself. How in the world dothese kids actually get around this place, it his huge. Lost in her thoughts she wasn’t paying attention to where she was gong and ran right into a girl walking down the hall and dropped all of her books.

"Watch it!" yelled the girl she had ran into. Spencer looked up and her eyes were met by the prettiest deep brown orbs she had ever seen. Behind them she saw hurt and anger. Spencer bent down and gathered up her books.

"I’m so sorry. I wasn’t paying attention to where I was…." the blond was cut of by the girl standing in front of her.