Ashley smiled when she saw the name on the building she was standing in front of, Spencer Records, "I named it after her," she whispered to herself.

"Of course," AJ replied just barely hearing the words escape her mother’s lips, "What else would you call it?"

Ashley shrugged while taking her daughter’s hand and walking into the large ten story building looming over the city. Inside people ran around, talking constantly, and taking the time to smile and nod at Ashley before going on with their business. Walking up to a directory she scanned for her name, finding she was on the tenth floor she pressed the up button.

"Mama?"

"Mmmm?"

"I get to go up to the big office?" AJ asked keeping her eyes on her mother afraid she’d turn back to the person she was before, which was not a bad mother at all, Ashley made sure the little girl had everything she wanted even attention when AJ cried out for it but this new Ashley made her smile cause she hung out with her, talked with her, and is spending time with her without being forced.

"Yeah," Ashley winked as the elevator doors chimed open, she’d given up on asking the young child what she meant and stopped wondering why her future self disregarded the kid so much. As they entered the elevator it seemed that half the building followed pushing the two Davies’ to the back where Ashley was sure to keep a nice grip on AJ’s hand.

The doors swung open several times and in each case people left but it seemed more got on making Ashley and AJ scrunch together. Finally the tenth floor approached and as the doors opened and the herd of workers piled out leaving the two alone in the elevator a tall dark haired woman stalked up to them, her green eyes sparkled with dull life and her hair was in a pony tail.

"Why aren’t you dressed? You know Dave isn’t going to like this laid back look you got going on," the woman started, "And why is she here, not that I don’t like you AJ,"

"No offense Miss. Mary," the little girl smiled shyly as Mary winked at her before turning her attention back on the older Davies.