What begins as a simple friendship with Peter Parker through an online Biology course, eventually brings her into Stark Industries, where she becomes a Korean translator fir Stark Tower and grows close to Peter, Ned, and eventually MJ. Somewhere along the way, Peter becomes someone she can't imagine her life without, and Lara Jean finds herself writing him a letter she never intends for him to read. However, things take a turn for the worst when Peter Parker makes a decision for everyone to forget him. Years later, Lara Jean moves to New York for her final year at NYU, ready to finish her literature degree and begin the life she's always wanted. During Christmas, Kitty decides to rummage through her old letters and send them out without telling her. When Peter Parker finally finds Lara Jean, letter in hand, and asks if she sent it, she's left staring at him in confusion. Because she doesn't remember writing to Peter Parker. She doesn't remember Peter Parker at all. (follows the MCU and To All the Boys lore with slight twists to the story) Spider-Man: Homecoming Spider-Man: Far From Home Spider-Man: No Way Home Spider-Man: Brand New Day Cover and help editing: fromthegrve Full credit for the original characters, storylines, and characters belonging to Marvel Studios, Stan Lee, Steve Ditko, and the creators of Spider-Man, as well as Jenny Han, author of To All the Boys I've Loved Before. I only claim ownership of my original characters, specific scenes, and storylines not featured in the original works. Thank you to everyone who created these stories and characters, and thank you to all the readers for your support. Love Interest: Peter Parker With Lara Jean Covey as herself

"Huh, I guess it's true when they say boys tease when they like you" "No? He's just totally obnoxious"

the bumpy story of a girl who suddenly begins to befriend her enemies.