Ashley made her way out the door, to her car, and then off to school ready to see her new blonde friend.

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Spencer awoke to her precious alarm clock blaring the horrid voices of the Jonas Brothers, ‘trying’ to sing some terrible song with some stupid title I couldn’t even tell you. She groaned and moaned moving around because she didn’t want to awake to THAT. Who would?

Spencer: "Ugh those children are terrible."

In waking up to those ‘straight’ idiots in tight jeans Spencer believed today wasn’t going to be a good day, but then she remembered Miss Davies. Ahh yes the girl who had for some reason invaded her dreams the night before. A smile then spread across her face and she immediately jumped out of bed. She walked over to her balcony, opening the doors she let the sun encompass her in it’s warmth. She took a breath of wonderful morning air and smiled even brighter.

Spencer: "Today is going to be great."

She then tore herself away from the warm embrace of the luminescent star above and made her way to her closet.

Spencer: "I need to look good today."

Why do I need to look good? The question that stayed in Spencer’s head as she fingered every item in her closet. Some minutes later she decided on a simple baby blue Abercrombie shirt that just read ‘Abercrombie’ along the front. She grabbed a white, you guessed, Abercrombie skirt and baby blue flip flops. Smiling at her gorgeous outfit she walked out and put it on. After that she went into her bathroom brushed her teeth and began doing her hair. She decided to let it wave out today. Then she applied a very small amount of make up. I mean come on the girl is already beautiful. After she overlooked herself in the mirror and remarked on how ‘cute’ she looked she made her way downstairs to eat breakfast.

She entered the room where all her family sat with the biggest smile on her face. A smile that glistened her baby blues. Glistened as if the sun was beating right onto the ocean’s surface.

Spencer: "Good morning wonderful family."

She bounced down onto her seat and looked down at her plate that had the fluffiest pancakes one could imagine.