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While Elle was worrying about when Noah was going to make his next trip home, she forgot about college. It's catching up to her and if she can't get her priorities straight, Noah might not give her the surprise he's got planned for her. Character rights go to Beth Reekles. Completed November 6, 2018 Edited December 26, 2018

Noah + Elle: Starting a new relationship in high school can be hard. Starting a new relationship when neither of you has ever been in a relationship before is even harder. Starting a new relationship when you are keeping it a secret from everyone you know is ridiculous. Noah and Elle realized their feelings for each other after a kiss at the kissing booth. Now they are trying to figure out how to make it work despite the misunderstandings of new love, sneaking around, and lying to their friends and family in order to keep their secret.

After every thing going with the relationship of both of the Flynn bothers it's time for a new chapter come read a long and go through college with the Flynn's and Elle and the relationship of Noah and Elle

This is the second part of Noah's Mistake. Now, that Noah and Elle are engaged what will their life hold. Does Noah go back to Harvard? Does Elle follow him or go to a new school? We shall wait and see. I do not own the characters of the original Kissing Booth book or movie or The Beach House. I just own the rights to the plot and any new characters I come up with. Since I am madly in love with both the book, the movie and The Beach House I might pull from all three.

Guided by letters left by her late Mum, Elle and Noah journey through life's most precious moments together as they embark on their future as a couple. Elle and Noah Future Fic. All character rights (bar a few) and existing plot lines belong to Beth Reekles and Netflix.

So... The Missing Years was the first book I wrote on here and frankly the first time I'd written a full work of fiction, ever. So, I wasn't confident in my writing at all, let alone with the spicy stuff. But, if you've read any of the stuff I've written since, you'll know that I stepped up my game there a little bit, and I started feeling a little bad about all the 'fade to black' scenes I did back in The Missing Years. With that in mind, and with a bit of encouragement from a few readers, I've started going back and filling in the blanks...

While at Harvard Noah looses it. He hears from all his friends that Elle hasn't been to school in a while that she doesn't go out anymore. They never see her at the arcade with Lee they actually never see her anywhere. It is bad enough she broke up with him thinking he needed space but to drop off the face of the earth what is wrong.

This is a fanfiction that continues the story of The Kissing Booth (movie and book). When Elle and Noah head off to different Colleges' the long distance takes it's toll and they decide to go their separate ways. 7 years after they break up, Elle is living in London and Noah in New York. They haven't seen or spoken to each other in years; that is until a tragic family event brings them back into each others lives. As they start re-connecting Elle's feelings for him begin stirring once again, but there's a problem; Noah's sexy cheerleader girlfriend! After some ups, downs, laughs, confusions, mistakes, heart wrenching and heart pounding moments, will they finally get their happily-ever-after? Read on to find out whether Elle and Noah get their second chance at love. Update: if you notice some chapters looking different to others it's because I'm slowly tidying them up. Thanks again for reading!

An insight into just what Noah may have missed in letting Elle go. Set during and after KB3. NoahxElle All character rights and existing plot lines belong to Beth Reekles and Netflix.

So what happened in the six year gap between Noah and Elle's breakup and their reunion at the carnival? I loved the way the ending of TKB3 showed them potentially getting together again, but couldn't stop wondering how those years played out. Since I couldn't get it out of my head, I decided to write the story of what I think happened.