'Pretty Little Liars' Season 7B Spoilers: A.C. Forces Girls To Play Dangerous Board Game

With Freeform's Pretty Little Liars set to close out its story for its final season, fans are wondering what's left in store for the girls as Season 7B promises to reveal more surprising twists and turns and more danger in its last 10 episodes. Series creator Marlene King promises  that it will be a finale that is worth watching out for.

In an interview with King by E! News, the series finale will be an extended episode similar to a two-hour long movie special and is expected to close out the storylines and take the girls full circle after their dangerous ordeal.

Fans who are wondering what danger lies ahead in the back 10 episodes of the season would be glad to know that even though Spencer died, actressTroian Bellisario will still be a huge part of the show and the revelation that she was Mary's daughter would cause the character to recur time and again.

King also said that that Season 7B will also delve into who Charlotte's real dad is and how this merges with Spencer's storyline, PopSugar reported. The last season featured a five year time jump and this time promises to be no fifferent as the series creator hinted that there will a "one-year time jump before it ends."

As for A.C., the girls will be in danger once again as they play one final game with A.C, this time a board game created by A which A.C. wants them to play. King also promised that after all the heartache, there will be romances of the plural variety as the show gears for multiple weddings.

Meanwhile, fans may be wondering if the show intends to explore a romance between Alison and Emily for the finale since sparks have been flying between the two characters for a while now.

Sasha Pieterse, who plays Alison recently spilled some details to TV Guide saying: "I think she's always had strong feelings for Emily and she's always been confused about what they actually mean," . "I can't say, but you'll find out," she said. 

The final 10 episodes begin to air on Freeform on April 18, 8/7 C.