To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You

Lara Jean Covey decides to volunteer at the Belleview Retirement Home, where her older sister Margot once volunteered. This marks the beginning of her journey as she steps out of her comfort zone and chooses a different path than her boyfriend, Peter Kavinsky.

On her first day at the retirement home, Lara Jean meets the charming and quirky Stormy, a character often mentioned by Margot. Her entrance takes a comedic twist when she slips on gumballs, showcasing her nervousness and clumsiness in the new environment.

Lara Jean encounters John Ambrose McClaren, who is also volunteering at Belleview. Their conversation leads to Lara Jean being allowed to read a personal letter that John wrote, igniting a series of thoughts about her current relationship with Peter.

As Valentine's Day approaches, Lara Jean witnesses her peers being serenaded, bringing back memories of Peter serenading Gen while they were together. This realization stirs insecurities within her regarding her own relationship with Peter.

Peter surprises Lara Jean with a silver necklace and a poem he claims is his creation. However, Lara Jean learns from Stormy that the poem is actually an excerpt from Edgar Allan Poe's 'Annabel Lee', leading her to feel disheartened.

Lara Jean and John Ambrose decide to organize a Star Ball at the retirement home, which strengthens their bond. They start to uncover decorations and memories that hint at a developing romance despite Lara Jean's existing relationship with Peter.

During their time together, Lara Jean reminisces about the moments shared with Peter at their tree house from middle school. She is heartbroken to learn that the tree house is scheduled for demolition due to new neighbors, prompting nostalgia and longing.

Tensions escalate when Peter becomes jealous of John Ambrose's growing closeness with Lara Jean. The couple has a heated argument, showcasing the strain on their relationship and Peter's insecurities about John Ambrose.

Lara Jean feels the need to apologize to John Ambrose for not being transparent about her relationship with Peter. This decision leads to some emotional turmoil when she learns from Chris that Peter was seen with Gen, heightening her insecurities.

After confronting Peter about his lingering feelings for Gen, Lara Jean realizes she may have just been a rebound. This heartbreaking revelation leads her to break up with him, marking a pivotal moment in her emotional journey.

During a heartfelt meet at the tree house, Gen assures Lara Jean that Peter's comforting of her was merely an act of kindness due to her parents' separation. Gen's honesty helps Lara Jean understand Peter's feelings more clearly, leading to a sense of forgiveness.

On the night of the Star Ball, Stormy gives Lara Jean a makeover and a stunning dress. As they dance together, Lara Jean experiences a magical moment with John Ambrose, but questions about her feelings for Peter linger.

Just outside the ballroom, Lara Jean and John Ambrose share a passionate kiss in the snow. However, a realization dawns on Lara Jean about her feelings for Peter, prompting her to seek him out.

Lara Jean finds Peter waiting outside, where he reminds her of a fear she shared during their first date. Seizing the moment, Lara Jean confesses her love for him, culminating in a heartfelt reconciliation.

In a voiceover reflection, Lara Jean contemplates her journey of love with Peter. Despite initially longing for a fairy tale romance, she comes to appreciate the reality of their relationship, embracing the imperfections and genuine emotions they share.