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'To All The Boys I've Ever Loved Before' Sequel: Here's What Fans Need

'P.S. I Still Love You' the movie better grant me mine and all of the other fans demands.

Dec 19, 2018

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'To All The Boys I've Ever Loved Before' Sequel: Here's What Fans Need

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A few weeks ago, fans got wind that the movie sequel to 'To All The Boys I've Ever Loved Before' (and Jenny Han novel) 'P.S. I Still Love You' will be coming to Netflix as an original movie! If you're like me and have a slight obsession with the franchise, then you'll agree with my wish list!

Letter # 5 better can't ruin Lara Jean and Peter K

If you've already read all of the novels — shhhh! Some of us are waiting to read it before the sequels! If you're like me and doesn't know what is going to happen next, then the ending to the first movie gave us all anxiety. Face it: we're all shippers of Peter K and Lara Jean, so this new guy needs to move over and not dare to touch her!

Margot and Josh need to get back together

Okay look: we feel bad for Josh. It seemed like he had a little something something for Lara Jean, but who can stand Noah Centineo's swagger? Josh deserved to be with Margot, and come on...Pretty Little Liars is over, so Queen Janel Parrish deserves more screen time!

Kitty

Kitty was the ultimate comic relief in the movie, and ultimately to thank for Peter and Lara Jean's relationship. I speak on behalf of all fans of 'TATBIELB': give her more screen time! She's cute, funny, and sassier than almighty Jesus himself. Until then, enjoy this YouTube video of the 'Best of Kitty'!

Another steamy hot tub scene

Enough said.

Finally, please no more love letters

No. Just, no. We only ship Peter K and Lara Jean on here.

With that being said — rewatch/reread "To All The Boys I've Ever Loved Before" and prepare yourself for the sequel!

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