A Different Halloween

This is just something that came into my mind after I watched the trailer for the Halloween episode. It has Spoby, of course (maybe I'm a little too obsessed with them, but how couldn't I be?) and the other girls are in it as well. This isn't a spoiler or anything, just a crazy idea that I had ad I felt like sharing with you guys. As usual, reviews are appreciated and I hope that you enjoy reading this one-shot as much as I enjoyed writing it.

Spencer, Hanna, Aria and Emily approached the cemetery slowly, not wanting to get to the party. They felt as if they were in a trap, even though -A was nowhere in sight. The sight of the black, giant gates to the graveyard in front of them gave them goose bumps and made them want to turn around and go back to Rosewood. Rosewood wasn't the happiest place on earth, it was actually where all hell that the girls had been through happened, but it was somehow better than this town.

Ravenswood was weird to say the least. Everything in the town was black, white or gray, even the people. And the most strange thing: The party that the girls were going, with the objective of finding re coat (or Ali, if she was alive) and finding the real -A, was going to be held at a graveyard. If this wasn't enough to send the girls back to Rosewood, nothing was. They were feeling anxious and scared, their hearts beating a million times per minute. The only thing that kept them walking towards their possible death was the thought of ending all of the torture, the threats and finally have a happy ending.

They had been through so much in less than three years and it felt like they would never get peace. Today, they had gone to Ravenswood to get some of their questions answered only to receive more questions. Was Ali really alive, after all this time? Who was the real -a, then? Was Cece the real -A? They feared that they would never get this questions answered, but they hoped that they would tonight.

As they faced the graveyard, Spencer's phone started ringing in her pocket. The other girls looked at her with fear, thinking that it may be -A. However, when her face turned from fear to relief, they knew that it wasn't -A.

"Hey." She answered with a smile and they already knew who it was. Only one person could make Spencer smile like that and it was Toby.

"Hey, Spence. Why aren't you back at Rosewood yet?" Toby answered, far away from where they were.

"Oh, sorry, I forgot to warn you. So, we found out that Alison may be really alive and we're at a party in Ravenswood's cemetery so we can try to find her."

"How do you know that she is alive?"

"Mrs. Grunwald decided to talk." She replied. "Anyways, I have to disconnect right now because we are already here."

"Okay. I'm going there right now, okay?" He asked. There was no doubt that he'd go there to protect his girl. He had already lost her many times, he wouldn't risk losing her again.

"Okay. I love you. Bye."

"I love you too." Then they disconnected and Spencer turned around to look at her friends, who held smiles on their faces but she could also see tiredness and anxiety.

They went back to staring at the gate, as if it would open by itself and they would go in, against their wills. Being the bravest, Spencer took a step forward and opened the gate slowly. It made a sound like in horror movies, which made them feel even more scared. The feeling of being watched came back and Hanna and Emily looked around, but there was no one in sight. They started walking In the graveyard, feeling like they would be walking back. Every noise they heard made them search for the enemy, but still they were the only people there. As they walked closer to the party, they could hear loud music and people screaming, which made them relieved.

They saw a small passage in the middle of the graveyard and supposed that it was the right way to the party. Again, Spencer was the first to move and she walked down the four steps to stop in front of a wooden door. She looked back at the three scared looking girls behind her and they didn't say anything, so she opened the door. Looking inside, she saw nothing, only darkness.