"haha, you got that right. You would be surprised on how much teachers love the weekends too."

"I’m sure," I sighed. "So, uhmm are you busy tonight?" I asked nervously.

"Uhmm," she paused. It sounded like she was scrambling around. "I’m not actually. Why?"

"Well, would you like to accompany me to dinner tonight?" I asked with a smirk.

"Yeah, I’d love to!" I don’t know if it’s just me, but she almost sounded excited.

"Awesome!" I almost shouted in the phone. "So uhm 7 at Tony’s Diner?"

"That sounds good. I’ll see you then!"

"Alright. Bye Spencer," I said with a huge smile.

"Bye Ash," she said before hanging up.

"That was the lamest conversation ever," Kyla said. I closed my phone, and tossed it at her.

"I know! Well, if you just let me call her on my own, then I would have been more prepared and it wouldn’t have been that lame."

"If you did it on your own, you would still be nervous about calling her, and you wouldn’t have plans for tonight," she said. I nodded in agreement to that. "You should probably thank me," she said sarcastically.

"Thank you Kyla," I said in a little girl voice.

"The things I do for you," she smirked and started flipping through stations again.

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I’m sitting in a corner booth at the Diner, and thank goodness it’s not a well-known Diner. I wave my hand when I see Spencer walk in, and I quickly fix my vest before she slides into the booth with me.

"Hey, sorry I’m late. Aiden held me up," she blushed. I immediately felt jealous and tried to hide it.

"Boyfriend?" I asked, even though I already knew. She nodded.

"It’s been a year. We meet at a club, believe it or not," she said softly. It sounded as if she didn’t really want to talk about him. "Anyways, how are you Ashley Davies? I’m still shocked because I only remember the high school Ashley, and here I am sitting across from an international celebrity. I want to know your story," she smiled when she said my name. Oddly, she seemed interested.