This story starts after Lara Jean and Peter' s break up in the second movie/book. Peter realizes how much he loves Lara Jean and he would do anything to get her back, but it may be to late.

[What If Series] What if Peter heard Lara Jean talking to Josh in the school hallway. / Crossposted from AO3.

Peter and Lara Jean attempt to golden girls and chill while Dr. Covey works an overnight shift...

Peter and Lara Jean Kavinsky have entered into a new stage in their lives: parenthood. Will Peter be able to push his past away, or will he leave them the same way his father left him? Fluffy fluff, I swear. Christmas present for aliqueen16.

Lillia's starting her sophomore year at Boston College. She has a new social circle, a charming boyfriend, and a picture perfect life. She's forgotten about Jar Island. That is, until the freshmen class enters, and there's a familiar face among them. Reeve Tabatsky. Her high school boyfriend, and the boy she thought she'd love forever. She may have forgotten, but he hasn't.

Peter and Lara Jean enjoy a sunny afternoon together. / Cross-posted from AO3

[What If Series] What if Lara Jean confronted Peter about his abrupt change at the diner when she said they were just pretending to date. / Crossposted from AO3.

Lara Jean just turned 26 and she made a decision: she'll focus on her career. She doesn't want to fall in love with any guy anytime soon. However...

Lara Jean never stopped writing. Even when love wasn't enough to hold a relationship together, she continued to write her way into a graduate program. It's true—she's not the relationship-type of girl anymore, but she simply doesn't believe love is in her cards right now. However, what happens when one Peter Kavinsky makes a strange appearance in her life years after they broke up?

Bday gift for SenseiGrace! Peter and LJ have history. But exactly how much? Do they have a future? And if they do, is it bright or bleak? Is there a happily ever after for this pairing? Books by Jenny Han, Movies by Netflix.

Peter makes Lara Jean a flower crown. Covinksy. Oneshot.

Peter just wants to talk to Covey but Covey is being stubborn.

The Life of twelve year old Lara Jean changes when Peter enters into it.

Lara Jean has been away for the past few days on a business trip, but she's finally coming home. /Cross-posted from AO3, you can find me there and on tumblr as Pichitinha

Lara Jean n'a vraiment pas envie d'aller à ce bal, mais Peter s'est montré très insistant. Tant pis, la jeune coréenne a décidé de montrer son désaccord de la meilleure façon qui soit.

*Movie Verse* This is based on PS: I Still love you from Peters POV. If you have not read the first fanfic on Peter's POV "Confessions of a Boy who got a letter" I would read that first for context. I hope you love it.

"I've never really kissed anyone before. Well, I guess we technically kissed in seventh grade but that doesn't really count. I mean, like actually kiss, you know? And, I've read about how to do it but I think I need to practice. I mean, I don't want to mess it up when it really counts." AU High School. John never moved. Kitty never sent out the letters.

When Lara Jean had suggested the back-pocket thing, Peter had scoffed. He wrote it off as a holdover from one of those cheesy 80s movies Lara clearly loved, innocent and dated. Peter might have been wrong.

The sequel to "To All The Men I've Loved Before". Lara Jean is developing her relationship with Peter when an old friend comes back into her life. Her mind may not remember him, but her heart sure does. Lara JeanxPeter, Lara JeanxJohn, slight Lara JeanxJosh. Enjoy!

Lara Jean's window was always Chris' preferred entrance to the Covey house. But when Peter is given the opportunity to use the window, he soon makes a habit of it. Or, four times Peter sneaks into Lara Jean's room, and one time she sneaks into his. / "You know we have a front door, right?" "Yeah, but what fun would that be?"

During a Lacrousse match, Peter had to face something that plaegued him since childhood

There are so many things a father will do for the love of a daughter. Peter Kavinsky is no exception. In fact, his life begins to revolve around his daughter more and more bringing him slowly to a breaking point. High T. Violence, character death.

Why do these two insist on breaking up instead of having conversations about things. I know, it opened the door for the sweet stuff at the ball to happen and the other sweet stuff later, but come on. I want an actual resolving conversation for them. Begins at the aquarium, side track for a little advice from Dad, and their discussion.

Peter is ready to admit his true feelings to Lara Jean, and with an elaborate plan up his sleeve he thinks he can do it.

*MOVIE VERSE* this is what I think was going through Peter Kavinsky’s thoughts during To All The Boys I’ve Loved before. This is just my take and I hope you love it.