If Lara Jean doesn t love Peter or her family with hear heart, she will certanly love with all her soul.

Companion piece to Hold Me Fast (but can be read as a stand alone). A closer look at their college years. Rated T for some college related shenanigans and mild language.

Post-Movie - Peter has a surprise for Lara Jean on their first official date as a couple. Peter/Lara Jean. One-shot.

She just needs to see his face. Set after the last book.

Love story of Lara Jean Song Covey and Peter Kavinsky after high school. Lara Jean goes to UNC, while Peter is on a lacrosse scholarship in UVA. Will they survive a long distance relationship? — Hi all, this is my very first time writing a fan fiction, or any kind of writing really. So please leave a comment and let me know how it is. Thanks for reading and I hope you enjoy it!

BASED ON FILM WITH ELEMENTS BORROWED FROM THE BOOK - Peter Kavinsky thinks that Gen breaking up with him is the worst thing that could've happened to him. But then, he receives a letter from Lara Jean and everything changes - Peter's perspective on the events in the film, partly books, filling in some gaps, unseen moments and more.

Peter Kavinsky finds himself in a bit of a mess. His girlfriend just broke up with him and he needs to convince everyone that he isn't affected by it. How else can he convince everyone than by betting his best friend that he can make any girl fall in love with him. -Inspired by She's All That-

"Dear Josh" it spells out in handwriting as familiar to him as his own. He reads, and it knocks the air right out of his lungs. "You look at her the way you never looked at me." LJxJS, because Josh Sanderson deserves more love and I secretly ship it. Title from Gnash's song "I Hate U, I Love U" - go listen!

Lara Jean takes a page out of her mother's book and dances around the Corner Cafe. Peter isn't afraid to join her. Based on a tumblr prompt.

Peter knew everything about Laura jean... except this

She never envisioned her life like this, not in a million years but she wouldn't change it for the world now. At least for the most part. Her father started dating years after the death of his wife, their little family got a little bit bigger and everything fell into place. Everything fit together. Everything except for Peter Kavinsky.

In another reality, John Ambrose asks Lara Jean to the Eighth Grade Formal, and she says yes. Gen and Lara Jean, while not really bestfriends anymore, are still friends. And the friend group from middle school didn't split apart and is still going strong. And then the summer of junior year brings a lot of change. And Lara Jean's letters also get out at the same time.

"It's amazing, really, the effect he has on her." -— or: five firsts in Lara Jean and Peter's relationship.

A little bit of writing based off a head canon I posted on Tumblr about Peter calling always calling Lara Jean by her last name. Kind of got out of hand. Contains explicit sex scene. Cute but completely unedited due to lack of time.

Peter Kavinsky persuades Lara Jean Song-Covey to attend their ten year reunion as a "couple." What could possibly go wrong?

"Think of writing text messages on a dating app like leaving little love notes to a secret crush. Cute, usually harmless, and if done correctly, almost guaranteed to find you true love." / or: Lara Jean and Peter meet on a dating app.

"You know you're a very nosy girl. You and that pathetic boyfriend of yours had to put a stop to my otherwise perfect plan." Lara Jean was petrified as she watched as her ex-stepmother raise a gun and aimed it to her head. "Now you're going to pay!" Lara Jean screamed as she heard the gun discharge.

Peter Kavinsky has loved Lara Jean since around the 6th grade. That, my friends, is a fact. Peter also never says quite the right things when it's the time to say them. OR A one-shot of the movie's events from Peter's POV

Based on the book, where Josh kisses Lara Jean. Peter's reaction to when Lara Jean tells him.

Lara Jean can see the finish line. 1 month away from getting out of high school and become a collage student, just like her big sister. She just has one more hoop to jump through and that is the famous Senior Year assignment. Not everyone is what they seemed, specially Peter Kavinsky, right?

hey, Covey, remember the day you first kissed me?

Lara Jean and Peter are alone for the night while Peter's mom picks up Owen from camp, and Lara Jean finally experiences her first time. One-shot. Fluff. Rated M.

One shot. Fluff af no drama lol. Take a look at a piece of Peter and Lara Jean's life when they reunite for Christmas break, as they both are in different colleges. Takes place after the 3rd book.

Welcome! I'm doing a book tag and answering some questions!

The movie "To All the Boys I Have Ever Loved" but from Peter's POV.