Part 3 of To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before is now available

Look, isn't that a nice little Valentine's gift? A bit sad too, because after this, the fun is over, but we can enjoy Lara Jean and Peter one more time. Enjoying Lara Jean and Peter. Part three of To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before is now on Netflix, so you know what you can do after that curfew. Or what you can do now, of course.

In the movie, it's not February but September: Lara Jean is starting her last year of high school. In the summer, she went to visit her family in South Korea and in the meantime, she is trying to make plans for her plans after high school. Where to study, is a long-distance relationship possible with Peter or will she go for his university? Tough, tough.

Peter is going to Stanford (not one of the easiest universities to get into) and Lara Jean hasn't heard anything yet. But then she goes to The Big Apple with school and falls in love with the city – like everyone else – and starts to doubt. Maybe studying in New York after all? I would know, for sure. Especially when she hears that she hasn't been accepted to Stanford... Bye-bye, sorry Peter, I'm going to live the life in New York.

Well, Lara Jean doesn't think about it that easily. So that's going to be a tough choice and to be honest, I haven't read the books – so no idea if they stay together or not. I actually guess not, so I'm going to make sure the tissues are ready. I cry at everything, so I won't handle this break-up well.

Bad news for fans of John Ambrose (Jordan Fisher) by the way. It doesn't look like he's coming back for part three. He did say a lot of promising things at the end of the second part that he wouldn't let her go... But apparently, that worked out quite quickly.