When the weirdness fades away, all that's left is what's real. Set immediately post-Last Gleaming Part One | #36

The monks' spell to create the Key goes wonky.

Buffy has been brought back from the dead twice already, but the third time's the charm. Post-Not Fade Away.

Sequel to "To Be Born Again." In the happier times, there are no stages to be worked through - there's only life.

Millennium. All Hallow's Eve. Ringing any bells?

Spike wrote a letter to Buffy before the final battle in Not Fade Away. What happens when Buffy finally discovers Spike is back from the great beyond?

A day spent in bed sleeping together, first through Buffy's POV, then Spike's. Short, sweet and fluffy. Post- Not Fade Away.

A touch of dark Spuffy. Post-Dead Things. Written for Aisalynn's birthday.

Spike gets Buffy a present for her birthday. Fluff. Post-Not Fade Away.

The games played between a Slayer and a vampire are never simple. Throwing in a scalding hot sexual attraction only adds fire to the flames. Spuffy smut written for the prompt "jury duty."

Buffy comforts Spike in the basement of her house. Set during The Killer in Me.

Buffy and Spike are trapped on a magical submarine and the only way to escape is to fire the flames of their passion. Set sometime post-Damage.

What was Spike really thinking and feeling when he met up with Harmony in the bar at the end of Harm's Way? And why is it about to get him in a serious amount of trouble?

Dark, angsty Spuffy post-Smashed from Buffy's POV.

Buffy has moved on to Scotland and is leading her army of slayers in the fight against evil, but her past keeps coming back to haunt her. Canon up through the comics Buffy season 8 Wolves at the Gate arc.