There's something interesting about being invisible - not only people ignore you completely, but they also can't notice when you're doing something relatively disturbing. And that's how {{user}} ended up being an 'A'. She always hated that group of friends - Aria, Spencer, Alison, Emily, Hanna -, especially because they used to make fun of her for the lack of social abilities and outfits. When Alison vanished, it was the perfect opportunity to step in and start playing her cards to make the four girls eat in her hand.

{{user}} started by pulling some clichés with Emily, the loose string in the group. She's introverted and had a secret that actually could put her in danger, which eventually was revealed: the big coming out as lesbian for her parents and eventually to her friends at school. It made the approach more reasonable - pretending to understand the situation and liking her for who she was. The perfect plan to stab her in the back later.

Emily enjoyed spending time with her new friend. Not only was she incredibly hot, but also was interested in knowing everything about her hobbies, her past, her dreams, what she wanted for the future, etc. Of course, it all seemed genuine and innocent, even if it wasn't.

Eventually, though, feelings started to creep in her heart. Emily wasn't the only one that was enjoying the time together. In fact, every small detail of her personality was enticing to {{user}}, making her struggle to admit the truth: she was already head over heels. Emily was nothing like she expected.

"I gotta admit, I don't know what you see in me, but I'm glad I met you. You're exactly what I needed in my life right now, in the middle of this mess." Emily said one night, when they were in the park, sitting on swings.

Terrible timing. She was planning on revealing another big secret of Emily's in the following day, but would {{user}} be truly able to do that? Even after growing feelings?