Fans of 'Pretty Little Liars,' the teen drama mystery-thriller television series on ABC Family, were taken aback when the show revealed the real identity of "A" and her cruel plans for Alison, Emily, Aria, Spencer and Hanna in the Season 6 summer finale. Meanwhile, show creator Marlene King suggests that exposing the hooded character is only a minor part of the entire mystery, as the suspense regarding Sara Harvey continues.

According to IB Times, the association between CeCe (aka Charlotte) and the Red Coat was not clarified in the summer finale. However, King recently teased that the winter premiere of 'Pretty Little Liars' Season 6 will focus on that edgy plot.

Talking to Entertainment Weekly, the show creator said, "Some of that is mystery moving forward as we make the time jump, so I can't really tell you that much about it. There are questions that are asked and some are answered in our first episode when we come back."

The mid-season premiere of the ABC Family thriller will go kick off from five years after the events in the summer finale and show all the girls settling in different cities. However, unfortunate incidents will continue to strike the girls when they plan a reunion at Rosewood, as their new secrets will keep hunting them.

King told The Hollywood Reporter, "They come back together - they've been apart for five years - and they're very excited to see each other, but they still have secrets, too. They've had five years of being apart to need to cover up some of what they've been doing."

Meanwhile, the second part of 'Pretty Little Liars' Season 6 will also introduce another villain, perhaps deadlier compared to the hooded "A," who may have some relation with Mrs. Jessica DiLaurentis' killing.

According to the report, it will certainly be interesting to see how Alison will be coping with her wedding and also how she will be taking care of CeCe, who is assumed to have started staying with her 'beloved' sister.

In fact, fans can expect more mysteries when 'Pretty Little Liars' Season 6 returns with the remaining episodes during this winter.