Chile, 1973. Arvin Sloane, Jack Bristow and Thomas Brill, a mission, games played, and truths exchanged.

Weiss visits Sydney for a proper goodbye and gives her something from Vaughn.

Jack Bristow cries.

She was the flame that gave him a reason to exist.' Vaughn's thoughts as he stands on the beach during Sydney's funeral. One shot.

What if Vaughn's hallucinations of Sydney weren't hallucinations?

Taking the time to smell the ashes. What if Sydney came to find him when Vaughn was burning down his house? Post S3. SV

Vaughn's POV based on a scene from episode 3.7 entitled Prelude.

1 of 1 Post Before the Flood. Vaughn's reflections after the accident.

Sark seeks closure; instead, he finds salvation. Sarkney. One shot. AU after Season Four's Detente.

Vaughn informs Sydney that he has been suspended as her handler and that he may not be reinstated. And when the worst person imaginable is assigned as her new handler, he fumes. (Vaughn POV)

It's six years later and all of SD-6 has been destroyed. Sydney is finally free and ready to admit her feelings to Vaughn, but his unexpected announcement throws her for a loop. (Sydney POV)

Sometimes I'll forgive, but this time I'll forget.

Dixon and Vaughn mourn together in the remains of Sydney’s home. Dixon introspection, S&V, D&D. Post-Telling, based on a scene from The Two.

Sydney’s fist collides with Lauren’s face; Vaughn’s worlds collide

Lauren gives Vaughn a gift, evoking a surprising reaction and resulting in a turn of events.

Post The Indicator. Vaughn can't stand to let her go...