: After being introduced to crystal meth by the Coynes' cousin, Victoria, Peter finds himself unable to stop. Despite promising Mia he is done, he continues to lie and use the drug to cope with the pressure of her moving to Paris for a modeling contract.
Explores shifting social dynamics and jealousy among long-time friends when a third party (Jenna) is introduced.
The devastatingly fast impact of recreational drug use escalating to hard drug addiction. [S9E2] How to Deal
: Alli Bhandari becomes increasingly jealous of the attention Clare Edwards receives from the "new girl," Jenna Middleton . After tension rises, the three eventually reconcile when Jenna clarifies she wants to be friends with both girls.
: With help from Riley and his bandmates, Peter is brought home and finally calls his mother, Ms. Hatzilakos , for help. He and Mia agree to keep in touch, but he realizes he cannot follow her to Paris and must focus on counseling. Secondary & Tertiary Storylines : After being introduced to crystal meth by
Peter accepts he needs professional counseling and a support system (his mother) to recover.
In , titled "Just Can't Get Enough, Pt. 2" , the primary focus is on Peter Stone’s rapid downward spiral into methamphetamine addiction and the resulting destruction of his personal relationships. Plot Summary & Key Events The devastatingly fast impact of recreational drug use
: Peter’s drug use causes him to lose his spot in his band, Stüdz , and alienates Mia . The episode culminates in a dangerous "meltdown" where Peter wanders into the middle of the street at night while high.