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Women of Pretty Little Liars Aria Montgomery (played by Lucy Hale) returns to Rosewood after spending a year in Iceland. When she return she goes to a bar where she meets Ezra Fitz, they have a good time together and they kiss. On the first day of school, they realize that Ezra is Aria’s new English teacher. They decide to continue their relationship secretly. They keep their relationship a secret for some time, they eventually make their relationship public due to A. In the following years they are on and off again. After they end their relationship officially due to Ezra wanting the best thing for Aria, Aria started to focus on her and making herself better. Most of the time she is not the one getting threatening, but she is always trying …show more content…

She is dating Toby Cavanaugh and loves him very much, she has a history of kissing with her sisters boyfriends. Her biggest rival is her sister Melissa, Spencer has always been held to a higher standards than her sister Melissa. Melissa and Spencer are always fighting about something, whether or not its Mellisa taking the barn from spencer or spencer kissing Melissa's boyfriend. Both of her parents are lawyers and she wants to be one too. Spencer Hastings is always doing multiple things at school and at home including internships for college is charity work to prove to her parents that she's good enough and she is part of the field hockey team in many after school clubs. She's the only one that would ever stand up to Alison when no one else could. Spencer was always the tough one in the group, showing no sign of weakness, but everyone has a breaking point, right? After Toby went to the A-team censored suffer from mental and emotional breakdown and she was a minute to Radley because she was found in the woods with no ID. To avoid making matters worse or suffering any more pain Spencer soon agreed to become a member of the a team, but secretly it was only to find out information about red coat and to see Toby because she loved him so much he couldn't stay away. Spencer is uptight in the beginning, but her friends help her to realize and that not everything is a competition, her friends are always there for

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