[s11e13] Should've Said - No: Part 2

: When Jake drives Clare home, they discover their parents—Helen Edwards and Glen Martin—have also started a relationship. To avoid immediate awkwardness, Clare and Jake pretend they are "just friends," hiding their own new romance from their parents. Drew: Facing Trauma

: Sadie discovers the truth during the school movie night. She publicly calls Dave a "lying, cheating pig" and breaks up with him on the spot.

: Clare's resolve is shaken when she finds her parents' divorce papers, revealing her father’s history of infidelity. Fearing she is destined for similar heartbreak, she tries to push Jake away and even encourages him to date Katie Matlin instead. [S11E13] Should've Said No: Part 2

: His brother Adam is devastated, as he has finally found acceptance at Degrassi and doesn't want to start over as the "new kid" again.

: After spotting what he thinks is a threat at movie night, Drew follows the figure only to find students Owen and Julian practicing extreme fighting. He decides to stay at Degrassi and channel his fear into learning how to fight for self-defense. Dave and Alli: Rekindled Feelings : When Jake drives Clare home, they discover

: After a failed attempt at a "rebound" date with Liam Berish at the school's movie night, Clare confesses her fears to Jake. They decide to stop playing games and officially date.

: Clare Edwards tries to maintain a casual "friends with benefits" relationship with Jake Martin to avoid the intensity and pain of her past breakup with Eli Goldsworthy. She publicly calls Dave a "lying, cheating pig"

: Drew Torres is suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) following a gang attack. He initially begs his mother to let the family move to Boston to escape his constant fear.