Sawyer's POV

Weird Korean couple. What the hell did they mean; they don't need protecting from that murderer? And what the hell did they mean, "We'll see you there?" As I wonder about these, my stomach tells me that it's time to eat.

This guy walks by. Helpful guy. Tells me where to go. "Thanks Doc," I say as I walk away.

Hold on a second. How the hell did I realize he was a doctor?

No time now. I need to eat.

Of course, the blasted machine has to break down. Stupid thing. Then this pretty blonde tells me if I unplug it, the candy drops right down.

Kind of embarrassing. A tough cop, being told how to get a piece of candy from a baby doctor.

I pull the plug.. All the lights turn off.

"Oops", I say.

Blondie smiles, and hands me the candy.

"It worked," she says.

My fingers accidently brush hers, and something strange happens.

And island. I'm sitting on a dock. And this blonde woman is next to me.

And in that same instant, I'm back to reality.

Son of a bitch.

We stand up suddenly, and I know that she felt it too. I'm kind of shocked, and she's got this sexy what-the-hell expression on her face. And, gradually, it starts again.

And like a tidal wave flooding over me, I remember.

Absolutely everything. Jack. Freckles. Everybody. Those years with the Dharma. My whole life comes back to me. Now it's like I've been living in dream, and I'm being told everything over again. But one things shines brighter than the other. But she had died in my arms. No matter now. She's here.

Juliet.

My sun.

Juliet.

I remember her dying. She died in my arms. Trying to tell me that something had worked. Wait – hadn't she just told me that about the candy machine?

That's not what she meant, though. It was just a step to the big finale when we go on. I pull her into a hug, and the next thing I know, I'm kissing her.

No, not her, not just her.

I would describe her more as my sun. I called her sunshine for a reason. She lights up my sky, and with her gone, there was no way to exist.

Juliet and I finally got our happily ever after.

Juliet's POV

I turn around and hear noises coming from the vending machine. I come around the corner and there's this cop with his arm halfway up the vending machine reaching for the Apollo bar.

He looks absolutely ridiculous, and I have to try my hardest not to laugh. But somehow I know that he's done bad things. But for some reason, I don't blame him for them, whatever they were.

So after I tell him how to get the candy bar, he pulls the plug, and the lights go off. Um, oops. But, I think he's flirting with me.

As I give it to him, he touches my hand, and something bizarre happens.

Scenes from a life I don't remember. Suddenly, I feel kind of uneasy. I'm scared. I need help, and there's no one here to give it to me, besides this stranger.

Or not a stranger.

James. That's his name. Sawyer. I spent three years with him living together in Dharmaville.

I say a few words, not really realizing what I'm saying.

And, just like that, everything comes back to me.

All the times we spent together, all those memories. On the dock, when he gives me the flower, when Jack dropped the bomb. The craziest one was probably dying.

But it's Ok now, because that part of my life is over. My life is over. All that matters now, is the man in front of me.

James. My hero. My life.

Sawyer's POV

Personally, I don't understand it. I'm not a good guy. I've killed, conned, and yet god still blesses me by giving me this beautiful woman in my arms.

But honestly, I'd give anything for her. I'd do whatever I had to do to keep her forever. We may not have shared death together, but we're here now.

That's all that matters.

For the first time ever, there's nothing wrong with me holding her, and just keeping her by my side.

And, honestly, I'd do anything to keep it this way.

Juliet's POV

I've never been a big believer in fairy tales. It all seemed really unrealistic.

But, I guess they do come true.

Because it looks like I found my prince charming.