I'M WARNING YOU NOW! ! ! READ ARIA'S FIGHT FIRST OR IT WONT BE AS DRAMATIC!

Hey 'der everybody! Long time no see huh? Well I want you to know this is no joke! The, by some, long awaited sequel to Aria's Fight. I figured it would be fun to try this out so here we go!

For those of you who didn't read that story, Aria and Ezra fall in love(It got pretty fluffy), get engaged, and then . . . uh-oh guess who's preggers! Not to mention A's threats get physical. And this is basically there life after all that crap! That story is still up so please read it first guys!

"Ezra, they marked the box wrong!" Aria yelled over to her husband.

"Coming, Babe." Ezra smiled over to his wife, as well as carrying their four year old daughter Miranda. It had been almost five years since the face behind A had been revealed. Miranda had made an early debut (two months early) and soon they decided to leave the hectic life of New York behind. They moved to Philadelphia and for three years that was home. But Ezra was offered a new position at Hollis College and they eagerly accepted,

"Da-ee! Dollies!" Miranda demanded.

Ezra kissed his daughter's thick, brown curls. "Soon, sweets, I swear." He put down his daughter and joined his wife in going through the box.

"See these are pictures but – Ooh!" Aria gasped.

"What?" Ezra asked, urgency in his voice.

Oh yeah. I forgot. Someone is apparently really easy to knock up.

Aria smiled down at her five month belly bump, "She's kicking up a storm. You may just get your soccer player, yet." Aria laughed, placing her finger tips on her growing abdomen.

Ezra touched his forehead to hers, "As long as he's healthy." The two had decided that this pregnancy would be a surprise. Aria laughed and shoved Ezra lightly.

"No hitting!" Miranda yelled.

The Next day

"I can't believe Rosewood's most debaucherous is back!" Hanna laughed with Ezra and Aria as they walked through the Rosewood Park with Miranda and Hanna's ten month old son Martial.

"It's so good to be back home." Aria closed her eyes and breathed in the legendary oaky smell of Rosewood. When she opened them she looked at the rosy cheeked, brown haired boy in Hanna's arms. "He's beautiful, Hanna." Hanna smiled and kissed her boy's soft head.

"We try to skype with daddy every day don't we, sweetie?" The boy mumbled while they continued to walk. Caleb and Hanna got married in their first year of college and now had an adorable son. Unfortunately though, the only way he could finish his degree in hardware drafting and engineering was to take an entire year abroad.

Suddenly Miranda came bounding up. "Mommy, Daddy I have a boyfriend!"

"What?" Ezra's eyes widened.

Miranda pointed over to a little blonde boy who was holding his babysitter's hand. Aria bit her lip to conceal a smile, "Honey, don't rush into anything to fast. I mean, do you even know his middle name."

Miranda's smile fell as she shook her head no. "But he goes to the day care I'm going to and I know his first name. It's Alex."

Ezra hoisted his little girl up, "Sweets, here's the thing about boys. They are dirty, smelly, horrible little creatures who only want one thing."

Miranda mad a face like she smelled something bad as she pulled on Ezra's shirt button, "What's that?"

Ezra pushed his face forward so his nose was bumping his daughters and said . . .

"Stickers."

Miranda's hazel green eyes got wide and furious. Next to dolls, stickers were her favorite thing in the world. The thoughts of her sticker count dwindling sent her over the edge. "Daddy, put me down. I have to finish this."

He smiled and let her run off, then turned to Aria and said, "Please god, let it always be that easy!" Aria and Hanna laughed as they all huddled near the park's play set.

"Mr. Fitz! Ooh Ms. Montgomery is that you?" the young couple, along with Hanna, turned to see Ms. Harlow, the old high school board director, waddling towards them. "I haven't seen either of you in half a decade! How odd! In the same week our most brilliant student and most promising teacher just . . . gone! Why I . . ." Ms. Harlow looked down, seeing their intertwined hands as well as wedding bands. She looked up at Aria then at Ezra, her mouth agape. "Well, I can't say I'm too overwhelmingly surprised. You were too young to be a teacher and you, Aria . . . well I never knew you were sooo promiscuous."

"E-excuse me?" Aria said, an uncomfortable smile on her lips. Tears were dotting her lashes. It always hurt her when someone made their beautiful love seem dirty.

Hanna shifted her son in her arms, "At least she can get a man, un like you, you old bag."

"Look, Ms. Harlow . . ." Ezra started. Aria could tell he was furious because of the tone in his voice. "It's against my nature to hit a woman, but judging by the hairs on your chin I can't make much of a distinction. So please, leave before I do anything rash."

Hanna smiled while Aria tugged on his arm. "Ezra . . . let's go get Miranda and go, okay?"

Ezra looked down to her chestnut brown eyes and nodded. Ms. Harlow scoffed lightly before walking off.

"What a bitch . . ." Hanna huffed. Miranda ran up at that moment.

"Aunt Hanna, no swears."

Hanna nodded, "Sorry baby." She smiled ruffling Miranda's tresses.

Miranda turned to Aria, "Mommy, I know Alex's middle name!"

Aria took her daughter's hand. "Oh yeah? What is it?"

Miranda's innocent eyes smiled up at her mother's. "Ian."

I hope all my readers loved it! You're all so great, please review.