To All The Boys: Always and Forever trailer released by Netflix
To All the Boys: Always and Forever is the final instalment in the popular Netflix movie series. Based on the Jenny Han books, it follows Lara Jean and Peter Kavinsky’s (Lana Condor and Noah Centineo) relationship as they work through the pressures of high school. But what did that ending mean in To All the Boys: Always and Forever?
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WARNING: Spoilers for To All the Boys: Always and Forever ahead
What happened at the end of To All the Boys: Always and Forever?
At the beginning of Always and Forever, Peter and Lara Jean are doing better than they ever have.
They have got over the bumps caused by John Ambrose (Jordan Burtchett) in PS. I Still Love You, the second instalment in the franchise.
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As well as that, they are looking forward to going to college together, with Peter already having accepted his scholarship to Stanford University, and Lara Jean hopefully set to join him.
However, disaster strikes when she does not get in and must come to terms with going to Berkeley instead - which is an hour away.
Peter is gentle and kind about the whole thing, despite some miscommunications along the way, but shortly after further disaster strikes on the couple’s trip to New York with school.
While there, Lara Jean sees her former rival Gen (Emilija Baranac) touring NYU, and goes along with her to a party where she has a brilliant time.
Soon enough, she realises she has fallen in love with New York, which is more than a day’s drive from Stanford.