"You're late, Board Shorts," she said, her voice steady despite the flutter in her chest.
In the end, Alison and Ezra didn't need to be a couple to ruin each other's lives. They just needed to exist in the same universe—two master storytellers who forgot that the girls of Rosewood were human beings, not characters in their respective novels.
In Pretty Little Liars , the relationship between and Ezra Fitz
"You're late, Board Shorts," she said, her voice steady despite the flutter in her chest.
In the end, Alison and Ezra didn't need to be a couple to ruin each other's lives. They just needed to exist in the same universe—two master storytellers who forgot that the girls of Rosewood were human beings, not characters in their respective novels.
In Pretty Little Liars , the relationship between and Ezra Fitz
