Set in season 5, just a short Spuffy adventure written to meet some of the prompts at sb_fag_ends annual Halloween Challenge. The prompts were crystal, pure spring water, and mirror.  Everybody gets a bit damp... and naked.

This is my entry for  seasonal_spuffy and so I have written a "missing scene" from the end of the season 2 episode of BtVS, called "I Only Have Eyes For You".

Yet again I must give huge thanks to mabel_marsters as she has really helped me with this ... She is a true star!

Sick and tired of getting beaten on by Buffy (despite recently discovering he loves her) and the scoobies after getting smacked around again after trying to help them, Spike gets a spell done on himself so that any human that attempts to attack him will suffer the same pain he feels when the chip goes off. Bloodshedverse Challenge #479 response.

Goes AU during Not Fade Away. Despite the arrival of the Slayer army, the final battle with the Circle of the Black Thorn goes terribly wrong. Buffy and Spike are given a chance to change the course of history and save the world. But will they be willing to pay the price? 

Just a little flight of fancy from the time when the world was on Buffy’s shoulders.

Trope prompts: Immortality and Reunion.

Buffy sniffs the wrong flowers. Who will she go to for help? Not Riley....
(Seasonal Spuffy 2013, round 16)

A sequel to The Gentleman Wore Leather, which begins with the very last scene in that fic. Buffy has to deal with the consequences of her adventure with Spike/William....

This is how "Chosen" could have gone if Buffy made one slight change.

 prompt:“At the end of S7 Lies My Parents Told Me I would like to have Buffy lying on her bed thinking of every time Giles has let her down, betrayed her. Late in the night, after everyone has fallen asleep, she makes her way down to the basement to talk to Spike because she can’t keep the anger and hurt she is feeling to herself. While talking with the vampire, she comes to another realization: that Spike is the only one she can vent to and she can count on no matter what.”   Written for a fundraiser for Spikeslovebite on the death of her son, Kain.

Disclaimer:All publicly recognizable characters, settings, etc. are the property of their respective owners.  The author is in no way associated with the owners, creators, or producers of any media franchise.  No copyright infringement is intended.
A/NOccasional bits of dialogue from the series will be used from a variety of episodes written by Joss Whedon, Rebecca Rand Kirshner, Doug Petrie, David Fury,Drew Goddard, Marti Noxon et al.

In a slight twist to the events of Something Blue: Buffy takes Spike out for engagement pictures while Giles sleeps off his scotch. What happens when her mother gets the call to pick up her "Engagement Package"?

Will Buffy admit her lingering feelings?

Can Spike deal with the humiliation? 

Or will Giles get fed up & finally stake someone?

Light comedy with just a touch of longing by the author of Love Comes to Town and Learning Curve.

Set in season 4 of the alternate Sunnydale "our" Buffy was sent to in "Prologue to Life/I Know You". Buffy is trying to plan a wedding and cope with Adam at the same time.  See the extensive AN for a lengthy explanation of this "verse" if you aren't familiar with it.

It's the summer after Season Four, and Buffy's ready for some peace and quiet when Angel arrives out of nowhere and she's trapped between two rival lovers. To make matters worse, Spike's lonely and looking for a new playmate- and that alternative is suddenly sounding kind of appealing.

Buffy is not frustrated with Spike being gone at all. And if she is, it's totally legitimate. Right? Right.

Buffy manages to choose a poem written by William for a class assignment, which leads to Spike finally confessing his feelings to her.