Jeff and Annie have been in the habit of giving up for so long that neither of them noticed that they never actually did.

It's the knowledge that tomorrow she'll be leaving that lets her relax. No leak, no cold night on her "safety of the resident" psych-ward cot could dampen her spirits.

Annie teaches Jeff the value of poetry.

Annie goes on a road trip to remind herself how big the world is. A companion piece to "Ain't No Sunshine When She's Gone".

Annie goes on a road trip. Jeff is clueless and pining and clueless that he's pining.

Annie is the one who tells Jeff their kiss in "Pascal's Triangle" meant nothing.

All they know is the years they've shared, not the ones between them.

Alternate ending to Asian Population Studies. Jeff goes to Annie's door.

"Work away today, think about tomorrow. Never comes the day, for my love and me." Annie helps Jeff home from the infirmary in "Anthropology 101".

It's the New Year and Jeff isn't drunk enough.

Jeff is wearing a suit.

What if Annie had made it to the end in Modern Warfare?

A Jeff/Annie story written after "Pascal's Triangle Revisited."

"Thanks for making it snow," she said, her words utterly sincere and as sure as they were when she spoke of Santa living at the North Pole. A Ho Ho Ho Job coda.