If you've not seen A Year in the Life yet then this will contain spoilers! Following on from the final 4 words - story is centred around Rory/Logan and what happens next... This is my first attempt at fan fiction so please be gentle - I hope to update regularly, at least 2-3 times a week. Title comes from the track by Taylor Swift that totally inspired me - can't help but think of Rory and Logan when I hear this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OQW88-yPys *This story is my original work but is fan fiction and the characters and places in this story do not belong to me*

This story picks up where "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life" leaves off-- Lorelai and Luke are married and Rory announces she is pregnant. How does the Danes' relationship change now they've said "I do"? How does Rory deal with the pregnancy...and the baby's father? Follow along with my story to learn my take on how these beloved characters-- and others-- continue with their lives. DISCLAIMER: Please note that I do not own the rights to any of the Gilmore Girls' characters or have any affiliation with the writers or actors who are responsible for bringing this wonderful story to life.

I do not own any of these characters. This is a tale of how I wanted to see the revival continue instead of ending with just those words.

What if Lorelai never left society after having Rory? What if she and Christopher married? What if Rory met our favourite man before his Yale years? This is my Gilmore girls rewrite. Contains some mature language and some strong sexual scenes I do not own any characters or Gilmore girls

Set after those final four words- what will Rory do? How is she going to tell the father? How will Lorelai react? This is a ROGAN story

What happens when Rory finds out she's pregnant? This fic dives deep into her relationship with Logan and her journey of self-discovery, all told from her point of view. Will she choose to tell Logan? How do her family, friends, and the town react? The characters stay true to their original personalities, keeping them as realistic and human as possible. You'll really feel their emotions and complexities.