Takes place after "Something Blue," the consequences of the spell brought something that Buffy and Spike never would have expected.

Every night, he saves her.

Buffy slips into depression after Spike's sacrifice, the fact he was back and never told her just pushes her even more over the edge. When Spike realizes the mistake he made by staying away, he's willing to do whatever he can to save her.

What if Buffy lost her powers a second time, but it happens in season 5? What if the cause was once again someone close to home, and she has to put her trust in a former enemy?

Takes place in a much nicer season 6, Buffy and Spike have a relationship that is accepted by all of her friends. But just when things are finally going their way, tragedy strikes.

Takes place at the end of "Fool for Love," Spike makes a horrible mistake and has to deal with the consequences of turning the woman he loves into the one thing she hates the most.

Takes place after "Something Blue," Buffy gives Spike a reason to stick around.

Another spell goes wrong when Willow tries to make Buffy forget the time she was engaged to Spike, instead bringing back a memory that she was never supposed to have.

When Buffy refuses to kill a heartbroken Spike after he begs her to, it leads to something neither of them were expecting.

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

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

A different take on "Crush," Buffy has a change of heart and it leads to something she never would have expected.

Spike finds out the real reason of why Buffy ended things with him.

The last request of a dying girl leads to Spike doing the one thing he promised never to do again, but he can't help feeling drawn to her. Buffy awakens to a new world full of many possibilities, but is it more than she bargained for?

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?

It was getting harder and harder for him to pretend.

Faith is the Slayer. Her sisters are a mystical key and Buffy, a normal girl who would rather be anything but. She has always wanted more in life, to be different. The only one who understands is Spike, her vampire companion, much to her sister's chagrin. When Buffy befriends the wrong kids at school, along with their sinister father who takes a special interest in her, Spike may be the only one to bring her back, before she loses herself completely.

Buffy comes to terms with Spike's death when she finds a bag he packed before the final battle.

Crossover with True Blood. Buffy and Spike come across two unique vampires searching for a missing telepath.

Sequel to "Daddy's Little Girl." Spike has to deal with the fact Dawn is growing up, but now has come across his biggest challenge yet, watching his daughter get married.

A somewhat sequel to "Third Time's the Charm." Spike adjusts to being a father to Dawn, but it's not always easy.

Spike never came back in "The Harsh Light of Day," instead returning a year later to find that things aren't exactly how he left them.

Takes place before "Crush." A game of Truth or Dare goes horribly wrong when Dawn dares Buffy to visit a certain vampire, doing something she normally never would, but the Slayer can't possibly pass up on a challenge.

What if Buffy witnessed the dance between Spike and Drusilla during "Crush?"

What if Spike was the one to get hit by the invisibility ray in "Gone?"

What would have happened if Buffy showed up during the Puppet Angel phase in "Smile Time?"

Takes place during "The Girl in Question." Spike and Angel go back to Buffy's apartment, and they weren't prepared for what they found.

A not so average fairytale that takes place after "Intervention." Buffy is attacked and poisoned while on patrol, Spike possibly being the only one to save her, but will he figure it out before it's too late?

Buffy and Spike are left wanting each other after the spell in "Something Blue." After some persuasion and help from a friend, they decide to see where these newfound feelings could lead.

Buffy and Spike meet again a year after "Chosen," but things aren't always as they seem.

Spike was a ruthless vampire, who fell in love with a young Slayer named Elizabeth. He suddenly has to leave on a mission, returning about eighteen years later and not knowing just how much time had passed. He finds a young girl fighting vampires who greatly resembles Elizabeth, but is she who he thinks she is?

A different ending to "Crush." My take on how things could go if Buffy never asked Willow to do the disinvite spell.

Buffy Summers never believed in the paranormal before, until she met two ruthless vampires. Angelus decides that he wants to keep her, but Spike has other ideas. Would he be able to free her from his grandsire's evil clutches?

Faith doesn't walk away from Spike in "Who Are You?" She decides to have some fun instead.

Takes place after "Shadow." Spike sneaks into Buffy's house to go through her underwear drawer, but comes across something that he was never expecting.

Buffy is trying to get in the Christmas spirit for Dawn, but has a hard time doing that since it's the first Christmas without their mother. They never counted on Spike to make it a holiday that they would never forget.

Takes place a few years after "Not Fade Away" in a future where Buffy and Spike are together. He saves the life of a witch one night, who offers to grant him a wish. What would be the one thing that Spike wants?

What if Spike decided to go back with Drusilla in "Crush?" No worries, it will obviously be Spuffy.

Takes place at the end of "The Girl in Question." What if Buffy showed up at the apartment before Angel and Spike left?

Spike was sent to a higher plane after sacrificing himself to save the world. He makes a request to see Buffy one more time. Who will grant that request?

Buffy pays Spike a visit and gets a lot more than she was expecting.

Takes place during "Helpless." Buffy runs into another vampire instead of Kralik. I'm sure we all know who that vampire is.

Buffy and Spike get together after the spell in "Something Blue." He ends up having to leave for a little while for reasons that are unknown, while Buffy anxiously awaits his return. What trouble awaits them when he does come back?

Takes place after "Crush." Buffy and Spike have a talk and some truths need to be said. How would this help a relationship to form?

A different ending to "Crush." Buffy somehow gets a glimpse of the future after Spike admits to being in love with her. How will this change her opinion of him?

The end of "The Harsh Light of Day" goes a bit differently. Spike came back to Sunnydale for more than just the gem.

Buffy and Spike have a fight and something terrible happens, which causes Spike to regret his actions.

The end of "Something Blue" goes a bit differently. Buffy and Spike realize that their feelings were real after Willow broke the spell.

Takes place during "Dirty Girls." Buffy didn't like how close Spike and Faith were being and she realizes her true feelings for the vampire.

Takes place after "The Girl in Question." Buffy shows up at Spike's apartment and they talk. Could that lead to something more?

Post "Something Blue," Buffy and Spike have become somewhat friends since Willow's spell ended. Buffy gets injured one night and it changes everything. Will they become more than friends?

Takes place during "Crush." What if Spike gave Buffy a choice? The title pretty much says it all.

Dawn finds Spike in the cemetery and something is wrong with him. She decides he needs help and brings him to Buffy.

"Forever" goes a bit differently. Buffy heard Spike when he showed up with flowers for Joyce. She decides then that things need to change.

Takes place after "Into the Woods." Spike and Buffy have a civilized conversation at the Bronze and she realizes some truths.

A different ending to "Life Serial." Spike takes care of Buffy when she gets sick.