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The twins graduate–and say goodbye to SVH for good. Elizabeth can’t believe she’s finally turning 18 and graduating high school. She’s been waiting for this moment her entire life. She can’t wait to say good-bye to the past and start a new life. And the best part of it all–she gets to do it with her twin sister. But for Jessica, the only thing worse than turning 18 is turning 18 and graduating the same week. What if she’s not ready for her entire life to change? And what if it means losing her sister?

Nothing’s more anticipated than the Senior Prom . . . except the day seniors claim as their own. Everyone’s been so caught up with the college thing, Evan thinks they’ve forgotten how to have a good time. Well, all that’s about to change . . . because he’s going to organize the best Senior Cut Day ever.

The event everyone’s waited for all their lives–Senior Prom. You are cordially invited to a night of dinner and dancing under the stars in a celebration of the Sweet Valley High Annual Senior Prom. And everyone who’s anyone will be there.

Conner seems more comfortable being Mr. Alanna Feldman than Tia Ramirez’s best friend–and that’ s got to change. Tia’s so over this “Mr. Alanna Feldman” act. She wants Conner to come to his senses, so she can have her best friend back.

Life is looking good for Trent . . . Everyone’s telling Trent to slow down, take it easy. Jeremy says he’s out of control. Please. The way Trent sees it, he only has a few months of freedom left. Why shouldn’t he make the most of it?

Once a cheater, always a cheater . . . Will’s burned Melissa six times. Melissa’s burned Will seven times. Time to call it even?

. . . or is Alanna the one who’s really on his mind? Alanna wants Conner back. He says he wants her back. But “they” say people like them shouldn’t date each other . . . and she’s starting to wonder if “they’re” right.

Does Conner really want to be with Elizabeth . . . Okay. Jeffrey may be Elizabeth’s boyfriend. But Conner’s the one who really needs her now. Jeffrey’s just going to have to understand that. Even if she’s spending time with Conner, it doesn’t mean there’s anything going on between them . . . does it?

Tia Ramirez Conner and I have been friends for a long time. Sometimes it's scary how well I know him. Like, the fact that he does things his own way--or not at all. But I'm not going to let him throw away his future just because things aren't working out the way he wanted.

Jessica Wakefield Me, feel SORRY for Melissa Fox? I don't think so. I mean, this girl tried to ruin my life-- and it almost worked, too. So there's no way I could actually care what happens to her. At least, that's what I would have said a week ago.

Tia Ramirez 1. Haircut 2. Study for French test 3. Call Andy 4. Pick up cheese for mom's enchiladas 5. Decide what to do with the rest of my life

Hey beautiful, I promise to make this Valentine's Day one you'll never forget- get ready for some very special surprises. Love, Your Valentine

Evan used to get sick of being teased for his perfect, all-American family. Yeah, his parents were great. And yeah, they had the dog, the family dinners, and the summer camping trips. But perfect is so boring, right? Turns out it’s a hundred times better than watching his parents split up.

Conner doesn’t know what everyone’s problem is. His mom, his sister, Alanna_none of them can take care of themselves anymore. So he’ll just have to do it for them, whether they like it or not.

Jessica would never do anything to hurt Tia or betray Jeremy. But she can’t deny it anymore–something’s happening between her and Tia’s boyfriend. And the worst part is, he’s not just Tia’s boyfriend. He’s Jeremy’s best friend.

Note to self: Okay, Elizabeth, it’s a new semester — your last one at Sweet Valley High. Last chance to pull yourself together. Last chance to figure out exactly what you want. And then go after it.