A/N: Okay, I technically haven't read Finale (or the end of Silence) but I've read so much fanfiction that I kinda know what happens. I don't really like the idea of Scott dieing. Him and Vee were perfect for each other! So, in a world of Hell and Angels, he comes back. This will probably clash with Finale since I don't know all the details. Don't blame me!

Vee wasn't taking the news very well. Not well at all.

"What do you mean he's gone!?" she cried, "He can't be gone! Not him, not Scott! No! No… no…" She sank to the floor, whimpering softly. Nora knelt next to her, laying a hand on her best friend's shoulder.

"If it is any comfort to you, he died to save me. If he hadn't I would've been dead right now," Nora said in a desperate attempt to ease the pain. Yet there was nothing Nora could do. So she drove Vee home and hoped it would be better in the morning.

Vee's POV

I lie in bed, run out of tears, trying to pretend it wasn't real. Trying to pretend today was a bad dream and he would be here tomorrow.

"Vee." I sat straight up in bed. That hadn't been said aloud. It had been spoken in my mind, clear as day. The only person who had ever done that was…

I ran to the window half sure this was hallucination or dream. I pulled the blinds away and there he was. Standing in my backyard, sandy hair glowing in the moonlight, blue eyes looking up at me, full with impossible life.

I was down the stairs in an instant, not even pausing to grab my coat despite the chill I knew was lurking outside. I bolted through the door, sprinting across the grass. Yet I came to an abrupt half a few feet before I reached him.

"Scott?" I asked tentatively, afraid he would disappear. He smiled, opened his arms and I dove into them. His lips found mine and we kissed for who knows how long before he pulled back.

I looked up at him, my eyes filling with tears. "This isn't real, is it?" I said. Scott smiled slowly, which quickly turned into a chuckle, and then to laughter.

"Of course it's real. Impossible, but real. I'm here, Vee. I'm really here."

A/N: Yes, it's short. I will write more if I get enough reviews.