Pretty Little Liars Reunion Novels & Stories

Zoe continues in a warning tone, now glaring at the youngest girl in the group, “And we would’ve been actually mentally and emotionally prepared. But no. It HAD to be this one.” Though she seemed calm about it last night, it only took a bit of time before Zoe had fully realized what the reunion meant. Reuniting with people from their past. All of them. Not handpicked ones according to their whim. There were awesome people from their childhood, but also condescending ones, who they had a bit of a fallout with. Sure, she isn’t one to back down from any confrontation. However, causing a scene at the reunion doesn’t sound very pleasant. She’d rather not go altogether than attend and pretend like

What does that mean, that they are mates? A small burst of excitement takes over me but I quickly calm it down so I could keep listening. The excitement causes my heart rate to spike, like it does when I play hide and seek. I didn’t want to miss any words. “You can’t help yourself can you?” Reuben responds with a tut. “What?” Pierce pretends he doesn’t understand what Reuben means. “We have a lot to figure out first, we have two packs, two alliances…we need to tell Rex and Elspeth first. They deserve to know the truth.” Mum mentions my name…what truth?

"Do you think it's Mr. Reynolds’ doing? And he did it because..." "If you think he did it because of Ethan, you're mistaken, because everyone at the school clearly knows me as Skylar Jones and not Julia whatever," I replied. "Oh, well, you have a point," Tiara conceded. "Make sure Levi continues to track the woman, I'm determined to really know the truth behind all this," I insisted. "Alright." "And also Ethan invited me to the school reunion," I said, and Tiara stared at me. "A reunion??" "Yes, and I plan to attend because I’m certain I’ll gather some information," I said, and there was a moment of silence, making me to glance at Tiara. "Is everything alright?" I asked.

“What’s that you’re looking at? You look like you’ve seen a ghost.” Kayla picked up the envelope and held it out to him. “It’s the reunion invitation. Our fifteen-year high school reunion.” Liam’s eyes lit up. He took the envelope, opening it and pulling out the card inside. “Wow. Fifteen years. I can’t believe it’s been that long.” He looked up at her, a grin spreading across his face. “We have to go, Kayla. We really do.” Kayla sighed, shaking her head. “I don’t know, Liam. I’m not sure it’s a good idea.”

“Well… maybe a little. If you consider verbal revenge illegal and unethical.” I watched her smacking her lips while she rolled her eyes. I crossed my arms loosely. “Nina.” “The reunion!” She blurted out. “Our batch reunion. It’s happening this week. What do you say?” Nina was expecting an answer from me while we headed inside the shop. My steps faltered. Just like that. My past was coming back. And not all parts of it were good. The air around me shifted subtly, but enough. “What?” I asked, my voice quieter than I intended. “How–How do you know?” I complained. “And how come I didn’t know?”

Van helped her first with her laundry, then afterwards, he went to the kitchen to get the chocolate sponge cake, a pitcher of juice and two glasses. After a for moments, Van and Bianca are now having an enjoyable chat while having a night snack. "Hey, have you heard about the upcoming reunion party at Waldorf High? It's our parent's reunion party." Van informs Bianca about the upcoming party. "Yes, my Dad and Mom are really excited about it." Bianca nodded in return. "I think it's a good idea to have a reunion party once in a while. All of our parents went to the same school and they have lots of catching up to do. Are Uncle Nigel and Auntie Brianna coming?" Van inquired.

"So from now on, you'd better get rid of all your filthy thoughts about her. Don't even have a single crooked idea." "You know I'm the sole heir to the Blackstone Pack, and I'll gradually take full control. I really don't want to have to take my former 'potential ally,' your Silver-pine Pack…" He paused, a chillingly murderous glint in his eyes. "And wipe you out completely." Five years later. The celebration for my and Lucas's daughter, Little Moonbeam's, second birthday. The party was held in the most sacred Moonlit Terrace, the heart of the Blackstone Pack's ancestral cave complex. Before the feast began, her grandmother – Lucas's mother, now one of the most powerful elders in the Blackst

After all, my so-called independence over the years had, in reality, been supported by them behind the scenes. “Yes, Lee, you should go to the banquet in a few days. Do you remember your childhood friend... what was her name, Riley Summers? She recently returned to the country and mentioned that she wanted to see you. You two should get back in contact.” Hearing this from my mom, I understood their intentions. While I wasn’t interested in such matters now, having just returned, there was no need to argue over it. I decided to treat it as catching up with an old friend.

I said. Lisa chuckled, but her smile faltered quickly. She leaned in, glancing around like someone might be listening. “Rumor has it,” she said, voice barely a whisper, “the Phi Umbra guys invited three girls over to a party. One of them was Grant’s second cousin.” She hesitated, swallowed hard. “They’re still missing, Nat. No one’s seen them since.” My heart stuttered. Lisa’s eyes were wide and serious now, the weight of the secret heavy between us.

“And don’t say anything if anyone spots you. We could all get expelled.” Mia bobbed her head vehemently, and without another word, I turned and fled toward the forest. My feet carried me quickly and with ease down the familiar worn pathway through the eastern woods. It was a path I had taken many times before in my first year, when I used to go to the ruins with the other freshmen to attend parties and bonfires. If Lyra was anywhere, it was likely at those ruins. Knowing the way she’d been behaving lately, she had probably heard that the area was off-limits and decided to go there just to be rebellious.