Post Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life. This was not what Rory had envisioned her life to be at thirty-three - living at home, and pregnant without the father of her unborn child by her side. After learning to embrace regrets, cope with losses, and cherish those who love her without fear, can she finally piece her life back together?

Post finale. "I found myself standing at the edge of a cliff. Behind me was a safety net, yet I was looking at Logan, and looking to jump." At 26, Rory is finally happy after finding a loving boyfriend and a stable job - until that fateful night where she sees Logan in the crowd, looking back at her. Sometimes, what lies in front of you is not just a jump. It is a leap of faith.

There are 7 billion people in the world, putting the odds of meeting a random stranger at 7 billion to 1. Logan is an aspiring filmmaker, and Rory a hopeful journalist. Both career driven, stubborn and very much in love, what are the odds of them making it down the aisle?

Three years after Rory rejected Logan's proposal, they meet again at a work function in NYC. This is the scene where they reunite from Logan's POV. The one-shot will cover the events that happened at the end of ch 3 in my story "Leap of Faith- Rory and Logan".

Two-shot for now. It's been ten years since Rory and Logan's break up and the failed proposal. What happens when they meet again and catch up on their lives?

Snoopy maids, strict parents and photography defines Rory's life, while the principal's office, gambling addicts and writing describes Logan's. When they meet at a Youth Support Group after her drunken misdeed, their seemingly opposite worlds collide. He lives for words. She lives for pictures. Together, they paint a love - senseless and fierce.

She's fed up with her absentee boyfriend of 5 years, non-existent relationship and the lack of passion in her life. He's a risk-taker, living life to the fullest, and looking for some fun. Their meeting might be out of the ordinary, or part of the norm. It's hard to say in this day and age. But, one thing's for sure. It's about time. AU

"Does it have to be all or nothing?" "Yeah, it does." Scene from Goodbye, Rory. Episode 7x21, from Rory's POV.