Spencer successfully starts the car and shifts it into reverse. She cautiously pulls away from the parking lot and shifts it into drive before taking in a gasp of air and pushing her foot slowly to the gas. She starts out slow but finally gets used to it and successfully gets to the hospital.

Spencer got ashley out of the car, the same way she put her in and she guided her through the hospital. The doctors took her back and ran numerouse tests and gave ashley a small dosage of pain releivers. Just enough to kill the pain, but not enough to harm the baby. Spencer was now waiting with ashley while the doctor was out of the room. Spencer was very scared for ashley, and ashley was begining to tear up. A single tear rools down her cheek but she quickly whipes it away hoping sepncer does not see it. But it was too late and spencer saw it and got the concerned look in her eyes.

"Ash?" Spencer spoke quietly. "Whats wrong baby?" Spencer thought just then that she should quit calling ashley ‘baby’ it might end up being too painful.

"im just worried spence." ashley began speaking quietly with her voice cracking only slightly throught the tears welling in her eyes. "What if i loose the baby again?" ashley’s tears began falling freely down her cheeks and being absorbed by her shirt. "I dont think-" ashley tried to speak through her tears. "i dont think i could handle that." As ashley breaks down into her histerical tears, spencer pulls her quickly into a hug. She tightens her arms around her.

"It’s okay ash." Spencer said as she tightened the hug only a bit more. "Everythings Going to be okay. Im sure the pains are normal for pregnancies."

"They are, on occassions." They hadnt even realized the doctor had entered the room. They pull apart and ashley braces herself for the worst possible outcome. The doctor sits down and looks over the papers. Spencer runs her hand up and down numerouse times over ashleys back comforting her. She could feel how tense her back was. The doctor finally began speaking again. "Okay. Now there are two reasons for the pain you experienced. One will be easier new than the other so ill start with that one." The doctor had a bit of an austrailian accent. He had very little facial hair, but just enough to poke out. His hair was black with a few gray strands in it indicating his age.