Pretty Little Liars Reunion Novels & Stories

A faint smile played on my lips. I thanked HR politely. Right then, Jane walked over with her phone in hand. She was so excited that she kept tapping the screen. “Mindy, look! They’re finally getting what they deserve.” It was an announcement from Phoebe’s expensive private school. She had been given a formal warning. Meanwhile, Johnson had spent a full twenty-four hours at the police station. When he came out, he looked exhausted and unkempt. He must have run out of money soon after because I received a call from him.

Finally, with an uneasy feeling in her stomach, Sarah forced herself to look at D again. “What?” D looked right back at her, her eyebrows raised. “You look like something’s bothering you.” Sarah faltered. Was it that obvious? Well, it was now or never! She would have to drop the bomb sometime. “Well, ahm…“ Sarah drew in a deep breath, her eyes trailing off towards the tomato bushes on the steps that lead down to the garden. “There’s something I need to tell you...“ She tensely cleared her throat. “I mean – it’s probably not even a big deal, but… ahm… Joe’s coming for the reunion.”

He says staring at Chloe the whole time making her blush and look away. Their history was almost as complicated as Bloom and Blake's. The only difference is that they didn't part ways on bad terms. Why did you call us here Lily?" Daniel asks and I turn to look at my sister who was smiling sheepishly. "Oh come on, doesn't this feel good? Everyone back together like the old times and me as the baby of the group? I've been waiting for years for you all to reconnect but it seemed like it would never have happened if I didn't do something about it. What better time is there to reunite more than this?" she says grinning widely and I face palm as a small smile appears on my face.

Headlines. Melissa Brown. Reunion Drama. Viral altercation. Oh my gosh. Katrina had mentioned the reunion briefly the other day, but I hadn’t given it much thought. I figured it was just a regular night with awkward hugs and fake compliments. Maybe some petty gossip. But this? This was a digital bloodbath.

The moment they reached the living room, the warm scent of jasmine tea greeted them. A porcelain teapot sat steaming on a tray at the center table, surrounded by delicate cups. Hailee was already there, seated by the window in a soft yellow dress. So, this should be a family reunion... She stood the moment they walked in. “Evie. Perry,” she greeted them enthusiastically. “Hi,” Everette said plainly—not cold, but not warm either. Although they had already reconciled, and she had allowed Hailee back into her life—and now even lived in the same house—she still couldn’t shake the strange feeling toward her. The wariness remained.

“I’m starting to think you both need hobbies. Or dates that don’t involve terrifying women.” Liana groaned quietly. “Not again.” Aiden flashed her a grin. “Relax, sunshine. I’m here to drop off the collaboration contract. But looks like we’re having a reunion.” Draven’s expression was unreadable. “How convenient.” Viktor’s smile turned razor-sharp. “Maybe we should all stay — get to know each other better.” “I’d rather eat glass,” Aiden muttered. Liana had had enough. “All of you — out.”

The future was theirs. “There’s more,” Miranda continued. “The board, the remaining loyalists, they’re hosting a ‘reconciliation’ dinner tonight at the club. Black tie. Mandatory attendance for the three of you. It’s a test. They want to see the new family dynamic up close, without the cameras. They want to see if the crack is real.” A dinner. With Liam. Hours after she’d woken in his brother’s bed. The timing was a cruel joke. “We’ll be there,” Kaelan said, his voice devoid of emotion.

"Uh-huh. Five-year high school reunion. It's next month. I thought... well, I thought maybe if Ryan and I went together, it might help us reconnect, you know?" I barely heard the rest of what she said. A reunion. Five years. Had it really been that long? "Ella? You still there?" Susan's voice snapped me back to reality. "Yeah, sorry. I just... I had no idea about the reunion." "Oh," Susan said, sounding surprised. "I thought everyone knew. It's all over F******k. You're coming, right?" I glanced at Ryan, who was now staring at me with a mixture of confusion and concern. "I... I don't know, Sus. I'll have to think about it."

The joyous reunion unfolded, Luna found herself enveloped in a warm embrace of happiness that radiated from her family members. Watching her parents, Robert and Selene, finally reunited brought tears of joy to Luna's eyes, mingled with a deep sense of relief and gratitude. Daniel, Susan, Zayn, Rosie, and Derek shared in the collective happiness, their smiles reflecting the newfound peace that had settled over their family.

In an unnoticeable corner was a familiar silhouette. His facial features couldn't be seen, but one could tell he stood tall and straight. At one glance, I could tell he was Frederick. He had probably only ended up in the shot coincidentally. "I just knew I'd be able to find something from Belle's Instagram. Just as I expected, they have been spending time together the last few days. Call me Detective Megan!" Megan giggled. Then, she continued, "Jen, considering how capable they both are, do you reckon I'd be implicated if they had any arguments in the future? Yikes. That's such a scary thought."