Goes off-canon after Destiny. Spike goes off to find Buffy after fighting with Angel, but finds nothing but misery. Starts off very dark, heavy on the angst. There may be light for our heroes in the end, but they have miles to go before they can sleep... 

On her way home from receiving the amulet from Angel, Buffy has thinky thoughts about how to best define her relationship with Spike. One-shot.

Buffy has a tiny little accident during patrol. She accepts Spike's offer to help her, but doesn't realize that offer encompasses much more than her wounded ankle until she is already chained up to the ceiling of the lower level of his crypt. It is now up to her to decide if she’ll help herself, or not.

Since they won't be needing a hope chest, what's the best holiday gift for a Slayer and her former fiance? As the old adage goes: 'The best gifts cannot be seen or touched; they must be felt with the heart.'

Seven years have passed since the collapse of the Hellmouth. Old friends are now strangers, but old lovers are not forgotten. Seasons change, as do people, but the one thing that remains the same, the one thing that never wavers, is the story of a slayer named Buffy and a vampire named Spike.

Post-Something Blue, Buffy discovers that she's pregnant...

Their kind of normal looks a lot like yours.

Ranting about demons ended with Buffy getting sent to an institution. Once released, she moves to Sunnydale with her mother to start a new life, but it seems her past isn't far behind. Why does she feel so drawn to her new Watcher, and what secrets is he hiding?

This is written on the last night before the final battle in "Chosen" - and are Spike's thoughts as he sits "waiting for tomorrow".

Thanks, again, to Mabel_M for her help.

Post NFA. Inspired by Dollhouse episode Briar Rose (or for those who don't watch, it's based on Sleeping Beauty). One shot. I posted this when I first wrote it on Spuffy Realm and, after joining BSV, I thought I'd post it here too.

Five ways Spike might have died, and how Buffy might have reacted.

Sometimes, it's those little moments that make all the difference. An unabashedly schmoopy canon Season Five.

Post-NFA, Buffy is not in a good place. Dawn suspects Spike can help.

When facing eternity, a good mother will try to put all her affairs in order. That means getting real, seeing clearly and putting your own heart’s desires on hold, your dreams in perspective, letting your brain control your advice. Now if only those you love will just cooperate! Joyce looks to her daughter’s future as her own mortality becomes an issue and comes to some startling conclusions. Can Joyce convince Buffy to forget all that she has been telling her, all that everyone has been telling her, thereby easing Joyce’s own worries before facing the hospital and possible death?

What if Giles had spent more time with Spike when Ethan turned him into a demon? What if the Initiative had caught them? Starts out humorous and ends with a bit of angst.