Cady and Gat reignite their love, and it is as if nothing ever happened to disturb it. With this large mystery in the air, Cady rejoins Johnny, Mirren, and Gat, who are camping out at Cuddledown and keeping apart from the adults. When she asks what happened, the family claims that the doctors advised them that it would be better if she recalled herself what happened. The same is true of everyone else in the family. She also refuses to tell Cady what happened to her during the summer of her fifteenth year. Her mother is very controlling and tells her she has to eat dinner at Clairmont each evening. When she’s 17, Cady finally feels well enough to return to Beechwood for the summer. Gat, despite his professed love for her, simply disappears from her life. She writes to her friends, the Liars, but none of them respond. She can’t remember what happened to her during that fateful summer. She takes a trip to Europe with her father, but her illness continues. Her head hurts constantly, and she has to take strong pain relievers to make the migraines go away. During the two years that follow, she is sick and needs lots of medical attention. She is found on the beach unconscious, and she cannot remember how she got there.

Their fighting is made worse by the sudden death of Tipper.ĭuring the summer of her fifteenth year, something bad happens to Cady. In the background of their lives, the aunts fight over who will inherit their parents’ property, which includes a very large and valuable house in Boston.

Gat is South Asian and the son of Ed, who is the new boyfriend of Cady's aunt Carrie. Cady has known Johnny, Mirren, and Gat since they were youngsters.

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