How do peyton and lucas get together

Leading up to the moment Peyton had been struggling with seeing Lucas and Brooke together and her admission to loving him proved that their story was far from over. Through all of the chaos and excitement of the win, it truly seemed like they were the only two in the gym when Lucas and Peyton could finally be together without any issues or any one else to be concerned about.

With all of the drama, fights and cheating, it seemed rare for Peyton and Lucas to actually have happy, care-free moments and after finally becoming a couple, it was a breath of fresh air to see them actually enjoy each other and be together. Fans waited a long time for Lucas and Peyton to finally get to where they were for the last half of season four, and were left on the happy note that the pair were going to stay together despite Peyton chasing her dreams in Los Angeles and Lucas staying in North Carolina.

Unfortunately, season five revealed the pair were no longer together, and when we were finally shown what happened, it was heartbreaking. After a whirlwind of Peyton still loving Lucas, Lucas getting engaged to Lindsey but then left at the altar, and Lucas growing closer to Brooke through her fostering of baby Angie, there was no telling who Lucas wanted. Of course, the season ends with Lucas leaving Tree Hill and telling someone on the phone he loves them and is going to Vegas and wants them to come and get married, but of course no one knows which of the three he is talking to.

For the first time in a long time the pair were genuinely happy and trusted their love and each other enough to know they wanted a wedding with their family and friends, not an elopement in Vegas. After everything they had been through, finally being ready and engaged was a huge moment for Peyton and Lucas and Leyton fans everywhere. Just as things were going really well for Peyton and Lucas as they planned their wedding, things seemed to take a scary turn when Peyton feared she had cancer.

Lucas and Peyton both die. Hey, hear me out on this one. Peyton dies of complications from childbirth as expected, and Lucas subsequently dies of a broken heart. He does have a heart condition, remember? They'd still get their happy ending — in heaven! It would totally be like the end of "The Notebook. Too perfect! Peyton tells Lucas the baby she just had isn't actually his — it's Julian's! The news makes Lucas so mad he skips town after partaking in a really hot fight scene with Julian.

Peyton is so overcome with shame that she also flees Tree Hill. It's not very happy, but I promise, it would've been a really good fight scene.

Lucas and Peyton ride into the sunset — but first, they actually explain to everyone where they are going. It's so crazy it could work. The season ends with last week's episode: Lucas and Peyton's wedding. The episode left us with Peyton collapsed on the floor. On the air for nine seasons, the show gave audiences the chance to get to know a group of close friends who, yes, sometimes dated one another. What makes things even juicier? The fact that Peyton and Brooke are best friends.

Here are five reasons that Brooke is better for Lucas, and five reasons that Lucas and Peyton are meant to be together on One Tree Hill. People say that opposites attract in romantic relationships, but the same seems to be true for friendships, at least when it comes to Brooke and Peyton. While Peyton is moody and artsy, Brooke is a social butterfly who loves chatting with people and going to parties.

Brooke was better for Lucas on One Tree Hill because her optimistic, always up for a good time personality balances out his much quieter, sometimes shy side. They seem to have fun together, and that counts for a lot. On the other hand, Peyton was better for Lucas because they both have very similar personalities: they're soft, sensitive, and emotional.

Peyton is insecure from growing up without a stable family and spending most of her time alone, and Lucas has always wondered about his dad, the cold-hearted and wealthy Dan Scott Paul Johansson. These two characters feel things deeply and they help each other get over their issues so they can truly be together. It doesn't seem like a coincidence that they end up getting married, having a baby, and moving away. They help each other heal, and it's really nice to see.

Although Brooke wants to see other people along with Lucas, he's not interested and wants them to be in a serious relationship. This becomes clear in the season three episode "From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea" and it proves that Brooke is good for him because she keeps him on his toes. It seems like Brooke is testing him and doesn't believe that he could really commit to her since she's insecure from her lonely upbringing.

She basically forces him to admit that he has feelings for her, and that's good for him since it teaches him to be even more honest and open about his emotions and thoughts than he already is. It's definitely true that even though Lucas and Brooke begin seeing each other in the first season, he likes Peyton first. He doesn't stop feeling that way even when he's with Brooke. Lucas and Brooke have a pretty on and off again relationship for the first few seasons of the show.