It's 5 years later and Kendall's life is far from what she expected. When she comes home to help her sick Mom she realises just how much can change in half a decade.

Kendall hates everyone in her school but Jack Gilinsky takes the top spot. When she has the inconvenience of having to be his Science partner for 2 months how will she deal with it?

The perfect man? Or the man that makes you feel perfect? Emma Stone's way of choosing her man has been guided and based upon her list of desirable traits her future boyfriend should possess. After experiencing break-ups and screwed up relationships, she's now set on finding "the one". But what happens when she meets another man who would make her rethink the whole concept of her list and set up new rules for her heart? Andrew has fallen deeply in love with Emma just after a brief interaction with her: involving a certain "accidental" kiss on the cheek. Though he's fallen irrevocably for her, he's decided to settle to being her best friend instead. But will he regret this decision when he realizes Emma's starting to fall for one of his friends while that certain friend has already broke her heart? Also, what happens when a certain accident that almost cost Emma's life is the only thing that's stopping her from chasing the love of her life? Especially after she had realized how wrong she was when she almost lost him because she was too blind to notice him. Will the two finally find a way to be together after everything that they'd been through? Or will they just move on from each other to avoid any chances of getting hurt because they both fear the risk of another heart-breaking separation?

(SEQUEL TO OBLIVIOUS TO THE SIGNS) Andrew is a such a sweetheart. Sure, he loves Emma so much and all, but that's the problem. He loves her too much to be able to avoid her and the risk of having her hurt again. He's burdened by the thought that it was his fault she got into an accident that's why he vows to stay away from her for her own good. But is he strong enough to handle it when Emma purposely gets herself into trouble just to get his attention? He told himself to just accept that they can only be friends. He's learning to accept that. But Emma's not really helping his situation when he finds out that she is in fact in love with him too. And when he's starting to let himself fall for her again, his guilt of hurting her comes right back, stopping him. So Emma and Jeremy (Andrew's best friend) goes through such great lengths just to make Andrew realize that there is no need for such complication, that he and Em should just be together. But Andrew isn't making it easy. Maybe this time around, being in love with each other isn't going to be enough for them anymore. Or maybe it's going to take more than just an accident this time for them to realize that's it's pointless to resist each other. In the end, will Andrew realize that there's no point in resisting her? Or will Emma finally get tired of his resistance so she decides to stop making him fall for her again?