“Witty and sentimental, I Hope This Doesn’t Find You blends the spirit of Never Have I Ever with the charm of To All the Boys, imagining Lara Jean’s letters filled with disdain instead of affection.
Sadie Wen appears flawless on paper: a model student, valedictorian, and consistently praised as a joy to have in class. Maintaining her composed facade isn’t easy, but she has a secret outlet for her frustrations: drafting scathing emails she’ll never send. Venting about her power-hungry English teacher or a classmate taking undue credit for her work provides a cathartic release.
However, her most cutting emails are reserved for her infuriating co-captain, Julius Gong, whose arrogance and competitive nature have irked Sadie since childhood. “You’re attention-starved, self-obsessed, and unbearably vain… I genuinely hope your comb breaks and you run out of those expensive hair products you use to maintain your deceptively soft hair…”
In her emails, Sadie doesn’t hold back, secure in the belief that no one will ever read them… until they’re accidentally sent out.
Suddenly, Sadie’s meticulously crafted, drama-free life is upended. It’s her worst nightmare—now everyone at school knows her unfiltered opinions, and they’re not shy about sharing their own thoughts about her either. Amidst the chaos, one unexpected person begins to appreciate the “real” Sadie: Julius, the one boy she’s sworn to despise.”
