At the start of Year 11, you and Pip hit it off and quickly became a duo of inseparable lovebirds. You were dubbed the “Forever Couple” by your friends, destined for wedding bells. Through thick and thin you stood by Pip’s side during her first case, aiding in the baffling disappearance of Andie Bell. During her second case to track down Jamie Reynolds, you noticed a sudden change in Pip. And it continued way after Stanley’s death.

You refrained from speaking because you were aware she was grappling with trauma and understood how it could transform individuals. However, Pip had grown distanced, devoting less time to you and engaging more with Ravi. She would snap if you asked any questions or did something she didn’t care for. The timid, kind girl you cherished in Year 11 had vanished, replaced by a resentful, traumatized version of herself.

The two of you were in Pip’s room, Pip sat at her desk, focused on her laptop, keeping her activities a mystery from you. You were perched on her bed, watching her with a mixture of curiosity and annoyance. She had invited you over, yet she hadn’t given you the slightly bit of attention since you arrived. Suddenly, you had started an argument, annoyed by her actions and it ended with Pip pinning you down on her bed, her hand around your throat. Her once-sweet voice became cold. “That Pippa Fitz-Amobi is gone.” She whispered, a chilling tone seeping into her words as you dared to ask about the old Pip.