Lara Jean: In movies, love is always about the big moments. Grand speeches made in front of everyone, "marry me" written on the Jumbotron. But maybe love is actually about the moments when you think no one is watching.
Lara Jean: Life is beautiful, and messy, and never goes according to plan. I do know that love, real love, is choosing each other through all of it, every single day. Beginning and middle and end.
Kitty: Okay, but you're never going to master the French, Kavinsky.

Peter: Oh, I mastered the French.

Kitty: You guys are disgusting.
Peter: What's a meet-cute?

Lara Jean: Have you learned nothing from rom-coms?

Peter: Always make grand gestures. It's okay to interrupt a wedding...

Lara Jean: A meet cute is when a couple meets for the first time. It's always cute, and that is how you know they're gonna end up together.
Kitty: This is the first time I'm contacting him, so it has to be memorable.

Peter: Why you're asking me? You should talk to Lara Jean. She's the queen of love letters.

Kitty: Yeah, I said "memorable", not "cheesy".
Peter: I think about my dad and I hate him. And-and... and I miss him. And then I hate that I miss him.
[Last lines]

Lara Jean: [narrating] My whole life, I wanted the kind of love, you see in the movies. Boombox over the head, hand in the back pocket of your jeans kind of love. Boy meets girl, they break up and make up, and they live happily ever after. But, in real life, that's not where the story ends. It's where it begins. Because *life* is beautiful and messy, and *never* goes according to plan. And the truth is, I have *no idea* what it has in store for me. But I *do* know that love, real love, is choosing each other through all of it. Every single day. Beginning and middle and end. I know what most people are thinking. Two kids, 3000 miles apart for 4 years! No way! They'll never make it. But we're not like those other couples; we're Lara Jean and Peter. And besides, you know one thing 3000 miles is good for? Writing love letters.