Ellister Stories

Ellie Chu, 5 years after leaving her little town Squahamish to Iowa to pursue her college degree in Literature, 22 years old fresh and back. Ellie left the town leaving Aster with the words " see you in a couple of years" and Paul with one less friend who used to live across his home. She is now back to the life she so dearly misses. This is the supposed sequel of Netflix's The Half Of It, directed by the one and only Alice Wu. I am not here to duplicate any works of Alice's and am deeply grateful for her production of this film. Have a good read. THE ART OF MY BOOK COVER IS DONE BY @sanguinitys

Ellie Chu and Aster Flores × song

Alexia Moore is like any other typical teenager, excluding the fact that she's rich, beautiful, and oh- happens to have a look a like to swap lives with for a short while. Things get really interesting and the house she has to work at has only one rule. Do not fall for either of the sons at the Ellister Manor.

She went to Grinnell. She went to Art School. They kept in touch. It's been almost half a year since Ellie planted a kiss on Aster Flores' lips before she rode off into the sunset with her bike. They both knew what "see you in a couple of years" truly meant, it was part of their nonverbal understanding of one another. When Aster said "In a couple of years I'm gonna be so sure," Ellie knew she really meant to say, "It's gonna take some time to understand my sexuality but I'll get there eventually. And when I do, I might just be ready for something." Subsequently, Aster knew what Ellie meant after she kissed her. "And I'm willing to try that something out whenever you're ready." They'd only seen eachother once after that when both of them came back home for Christmas break. Since then, both of them have been too swamped with college to visit home. But everything is gonna change when an incident causes Deacon Flores to call for an emergency gathering in the small town. Aster, Ellie and Paul are united again in their hometown. Have things changed? Has Aster changed? Has Ellie changed? Are these too many questions? I honestly just had no idea what to write for this preview thingy without giving too much away, how do authors do this man??? Growth, Love, Friendship and Family truly gets explored in this fanfiction. (I really don't why I wrote this like some kind of review from New York Times... You know what? Enjoy!)

"I'll see you in a couple of years", she says as she rode her bike away. A lot of laughters, tears and pain. New challenges and feelings to be felt. What is left unsaid to be told, feelings to be touched. What's next for Paul, Ellie and Aster? What is the boldest stroke they could possible make? What bold stroke will they be risking in order to achieve that greater painting? Characters and actual plots belong to its respective owners. Contents in this story do not intend to infringe copyright in any way.