Mind you, Auggie did sense that something was on the mind of his bestie. It’s just that he guessed wrong.

“You see it in the [final] scene — Annie stands up at a weird moment, and you can see it on his face that he’s wondering where she is going,” Christopher Gorham told us at a Hollywood Foreign Press Association event kicking off the Golden Globes awards season. “But he thinks that she’s torn up about having killed a guy [during her Stockholm assignment], because that’s the first time she’s killed a man and it’s a big moment.”

So while Auggie did pick up on something in Annie’s voice, his lack of sight kept him from processing a wince of heartbreak on her face. So he went about detailing his plan to track down his new girlfriend Parker at her Peace Corps outpost in Eritrea.

“Not being able to see [Annie] in that moment causes him to completely miss what’s going on for her,” says Gorham. “Plus, his head is just in a very different place.”

Besides, Gorham notes, Auggie would have no reason to be looking for any such overture from Annie. “He has no idea that she’s having romantic thoughts. He wasn’t there for that conversation between her and her sister, so he couldn’t know.”

Annie was left to speed away in her shiny old-but-new gift of a ’67 Corvette, wiping away some unexpected tears. But will Auggie in fact be getting on a jet plane, in the name of love?

“From what I understand, Auggie is going to Africa,” Gorham ventures, looking ahead to Season 3. Having already traveled with the USA Network hit to location shoots including Istanbul, Stockholm and Jordan, he says, “I’m not sure exactly where were going to film that, but based on history it’s going to be some place far away…. My poor wife!”

FONTE

It finally happened. Annie (Piper Perabo) made a move for Auggie (Christopher Gorham) on the Season 2 Covert Affairs finale — only to get her heart broken. Not that Auggie was aware of it, of course, after giving Annie his Corvette while he jetted off to Eritrea to pursue his relationship with Parker (Devin Kelley).

But that wasn’t the only big development: Auggie got the bad news that he’s not a suitable candidate for eye surgery to regain his sight, and Jai (Sendhil Ramamurthy) outed his dad Henry (Gregory Itzin) as the CIA leak and his big, bad plan to seize Joan’s job.

What’s in store for Annie and Auggie? Is there a love triangle in the works? And how will Jai go about dethroning Joan (Kari Matchett)? Co-creators/co-executive producers Chris Ord and Matt Corman answer our burning questions about the finale and tell us what we can expect in Season 3.

How did you decide to start the Annie-Auggie story line now?
Matt: I think it’s the right time to create a complication for them. Fans have been wanting this for a while and it was too early then, but now was the right time for one or the other to kind of be a little brave and express their truer feelings, and that’s what Annie did. Part of falling in love and being in love is taking chances and making yourself vulnerable. It’s very human and very admirable. I think the ending’s sad, but it’s satisfying on some levels. We were hoping for bittersweet.

Parker is still in the picture. Are she and Auggie still going to be together?
Chris: He’s very serious about Parker. We never mislead, so he is going to go [to Eritrea], but he can’t stay there, obviously, so that’s going to be difficult. The journey he’s going to go on is great next season with Parker and just with himself. He made a lot of big choices in the finale and that’s going to carry over.

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