Secrets About Pretty Little Liars Novels & Stories

Minutes stretched into eternity. Finally, the noise dulled, footsteps receding into distant wings of the house. I crept out, my legs trembling with exhaustion and residual adrenaline, muscles screaming in protest. My eyes caught a small charm on the floor near a side table, it looked like Allie’s favorite cartoon character. I rushed forward, snatched it, and in the process pulled a sleek phone hidden beneath some papers. My heart fell into my throat as I shoved the phone deep under my bra, the cold metal pressing against my skin. Please have signal. Please let this be my way out.

“You were such an asshole about it.” “I was protecting you,” he said, eyes gleaming. “You were too young and too pretty to be out that late.” “Too pretty?” I challenged. “Careful. Your sister might hear you.” “Let her hear.” He took a slow sip, never breaking eye contact. “I’m not hiding how good you look tonight, Sophia.” Mia groaned. “Marcus, stop hitting on my best friend. She’s practically family.” “Practically,” he repeated, smirking. “Not actually.”

The bathroom door was open so I peeked in, but nothing happened. ** Jessy's POV When the book shelves opened, I entered immediately. I didn't know he had something like this in his room. It was twice as big as her bedroom. My eyes widened as I toured inside. Firearms, computers and whatever else is inside. I sat in the swivel chair and turned on her computer. I smile as I type the password. My birthday is the password on all his computers. Even the one at the gate, it's my birthday too. "The sweet really crazy." I said see the wallpaper of his pc. My picture was stolen on my 18th birthday. I still have a side view here but it's nice to get it. You can get a copy of it.

I asked him. "Yes, he said that with the boss, are you really spying on us?" The boy asked in a gentle voice. The question took me off guard and I stopped to face him. "Chris, I know this sound awful but I think you can keep this as a secret. Are you sure you can keep this as a secret?" I asked, facing him. "Yes, if that involves killing boss am gonna do that. That bastard killed my twin sister for ritual" He growled. "What?! He killed your twin sister? Don't worry he's gonna get arrested and pay for what he did okay?" I replied rubbing his soft hair.

Back in the room, they spread the loot across the fluffy rug and ate shamelessly, leaving crumbs everywhere. Then Claire cleared her throat. “Next—sharing secrets.” They sat in a circle again, the mood softening. “Fine, I’ll go first,” Becky said. “Secret: I once skipped a whole day of school just to binge-watch a drama series. My mom thought I was sick.” “Pfft. Amateur,” Sussy said. “My secret? I stole my cousin’s ID to sneak into a concert. Don’t tell my parents.” Annie hugged her pillow. “Um… I still sleep with a stuffed bunny. I hide it whenever people visit.”

“Then why did you never tell me about that?” “I was sick!” She yelled. “I was sick, dad” And there was a crack in her voice, although believable, only the two of us knew the truth. “Well how am I supposed to believe any word you say now?” Davis questioned and from afar, I saw the glimmer in her wet eyes as she inched closer to him. “We just went to the lake.” She whispered. “But you didn’t tell me about that, did you?” He asked. “What happened to never keeping secrets, Summer? It was our pact” He said. “Since when do you look me in the eyes and lie to me?” He snarled.

Nader snapped, signaling all of them to sit down. “I think Big sis is hiding a lot from us. I monitored her reaction throughout yesterday and today. I think she also knows about Annabel and the so-called Luke, but she is pretending,” Lilian guessed, holding Nader's hands. They all join their hands together, shutting their eyes tight, doing something abnormal. “Yes, we got this” They said together, opening their eyes, frowning. “There is nothing we can do about it. The only thing left for us to do is protecting and fighting for Big sis for the moment, We can't change fate” Lilian explained sadly, Their faces dropped.

“What were you two laughing about? It looked juicy.” I exchanged a quick glance with Lila. Then I smiled. “Just girls’ talk.” Elena narrowed her eyes suspiciously. “Oh no. Absolutely not. I want in on the next round.” She leaned forward dramatically. “No secrets between us girls, right?” Lila and I exchanged another glance. Then we both smiled. “Right,” I said warmly. “No secrets,” Lila added. Some secrets were too dangerous to tell. And sooner or later, every secret demanded to be uncovered.