"Do you think that she will ever forgive us for what we said to and disown-ing her?" Jenna asked as she, and her best girl friends, Kate and Shelby, made their way to the cabin that they would be calling home for the week."Honest-ly? I highly doubt it." Shelby sighed. "What we said to Ivy was so horrible, that, if I were in here shoes, I would not even think about forgiving us.""You have a point, Shel." Kate said, solemn-ly, tears filling her eyes. "I think we might have lost her for good."Most likely, you already know who the three girls are talking about. If you guessed Ivy Moore, popular, kind, genuine, loved, down to earth, and gor-geous, and kind actress, than you are correct.When Ivy was twelve years old, she and her wonder-ful parents left their home-town of Fort Worth, Texas, and moved to LA so that she could pursue her acting career. Before I get more into her career, let me tell you about what is making Jenna, Shelby, and Kate guilty and hurt.These three girls, along with their guy best friends, Trey and Connor, had been best friends with Ivy since they were babies. Well, that is up until last month when the five of them had called Ivy on six way calling and told her that she was washed up and didn't want anything to do with her any-more. These words had physical-ly and emotion-ally made Ivy's heart hurt. Even though Kate and the others had immed-iately felt horrible about the untrue things that they had said to their best girl friend, they were too embarr-ased to call her and apolo-gize. After all, how can you move on and rise above some-thing like that?