Dirty Little Secret

Spencer Hastings had it all. Loving family, money, a house, until one day. She lost all of it.

It all began one day. September 1st, 2010. She just got a text before. "Always wanting Melissa's boyfriends. But remember, if you kiss, I tell. -A" Spencer thought it was Alison. The flash of the blonde hair. But, it couldn't have been her. Her body had been found only minutes ago. She now stood with her old best friends. Hanna, Aria, and Emily. They all knew what that meant. Someone else had sent that text. Someone else knew their, deepest, darkest secrets they wanted to bury.

Emily was worried. The time Alison and her kissed. Someone knew about it. She couldn't face saying that she was... But she had a boyfriend. Ben. Does that make her straight, bi, or gay? "It was a friend kiss. It was a friend kiss." She kept repeating.

Hanna Marin was thinking about her -A text. Someone knew about her getting arrested. If that ever got out, she would tumble down the popularity pyramid. Just like she was a couple of years ago. When she was a fat, ugly loser. But, she was stronger now. All thou she still craved the extra pudding cup each day.

Aria's text. She didn't know he was her teacher. Neither did he. Their whole relationship had to be over. But, making out with Ezra in the bathroom, felt so right. It was like she finally fell inlove with the right guy. And her father. Aria still haven't forgiven him. Cheating on Aria's mother, with one of his students. Making out in his car. She wanted to tell her mom, but her reaction. She was afraid of that.

At the funeral, hundreds of mourners came to say goodbye. While Hanna, Spencer, and Emily sat in the front, Aria was making out with Mr. Fitz. As they all sat down, they realized all of them had gotten texts from -A. There was a surprise guest. Jenna Marshall. Why would she come? To pay respect to Alison, or to be glad she was dead. All of them did something terrible to her, that they wish they could take it back. At the end of the funeral, they were sort of glad. That -A person was gone. But, they spoke too soon. Their phones rang at the same time. "I'm still here bitches, and I know everything. -A"