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The shimmering stars shone across Rosewood high as people danced, made-out or anything you could think of that applies to reckless and carefree students at Junior Homecoming.

People drank the pink punch in disgust that was made by the Sophomore, Grace and occasionally, there would be a person who snuck a flask inside the school and tip the metal flask in the punch to possibly make the disgusting drink taste better. (Or so they can get drunk. It is Homecoming after all)

At quarter past 7 is where the fun began. Outside the school doors stood an Aria Montgomery, who wore a black Bebe Sequin and Lace dress with black Gucci strap heels and Emily Fields, who wore a Jill Stuart dark, sea blue Chiffon Silk gown with a silver purse hanging from
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" What did you send?" I asked, intrigued by whatever Toby sent to make the Liars petrified by their face and their body movements to each other.

" Roses are a rich, bright red, like warm, sticky blood they say. What happens if you add a body to that? Kisses -A. I also attached a photo of Aria standing next to a dishevelled Emily with a shovel next to a dug-out grave for Bethany Young ." As Toby recited the exact words he sent the Liars and the photo attached to it, I spotted a tiny brunette sneak off to the woods near Rosewood high.

" Hey, what's she doing?" I motioned Toby and Spencer to the brunette who's walking towards some sort of moving figure who wore a business-type of attire and grabbed Aria by the arm to a wide, oak tree that laid in the far depths of the woods.

" I'll follow her. You two still have that business to attend to." Toby firmly said, sneakily running towards Aria while hiding himself from couples making-out and people walking toward the

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