But Cooper wants other things that he’s afraid to talk about out loud.Īddy is homecoming princess and not much else. His pitching abilities are sure to lead the Bayview team to victory and pave Cooper’s way to the majors–just like his father wants. She’s heading to Yale next year and she would never risk that or disappointing her immigrant father.Ĭooper is an all-star baseball player. Just like the second season, a potential third season could have continued to explore Jake's past, though with Peacock choosing not to renew the series, much like it's other YA offering, Vampire Academy, it's unlikely we will ever get the answer of Jake's true motive for killing Simon.Bronwyn always follows the rules. Simon could have stumbled upon Jake's darkest secret: the reason Jake secretly spent the previous summer in rehab. Jake's real motive for killing Simon might have been worse than wanting to frame Addy for murder. One important thread to Simon's story is left open-ended for a potential third season. Meanwhile, the student body at Bayview High speculate about Jake's disappearance and his involvement in Simon's death. The second season picks up with them trying to uncover identity of their new tormentor. In the closing moments of the first season, The Bayview Four and Janae receive ominous text messages under Simon's old gossip blog alias, 'Simon Says,' announcing that they know what happened in the woods the night Jake died. Addy is far from a damsel in distress, however. Jake then takes the opportunity to frame his girlfriend Addy for murder as revenge for her cheating on him with his best friend TJ. In order not to be linked to the prank, he removed all the EpiPen's from the nurse's office instead. Jake, however, was paranoid that Simon was recording their conversations. His old childhood friend, Jake (Barrett Carnahan), helped him concoct the plan through their Xbox gaming chats, and he was supposed to be waiting just outside the library with an EpiPen in hand to swoop in and save Simon's life. But how exactly did a sick prank turn deadly for Simon? He had an accomplice to the prank.

He was intending to revive himself using one of the many EpiPens that he personally brought into the nurse's office.

It was all meant to be a harmless but ruthless prank orchestrated by Simon to scare his classmates. Simon was the one who laced his own water with peanut oil. The real answer, however, has two parts to it. If The Bayview Four are innocent, then Simon's killer remains a mystery. But The Bayview Four have nothing to do with Simon's murder. The other students at their school even nickname them with the ominous names of 'The Bayview Four' and 'Murder Club.' Nate is even wrongfully arrested when a bag of EpiPens are found in the seat of his motorcycle. Bronwyn, Addy, Cooper and Nate become the prime suspects in Simon's murder.

One of us is lying novel