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

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

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.

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

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?

This is just a little PWP I wrote and posted at BS Central ages ago ... I'd forgotten about it, but it was nominated at the Lost in Spike Awards for Best Spike POV, so I thought I'd better dust it off and post it!

I've taken the awesome 'Trust me?' line from Dead Things, and run with it in a good and naughty way! Pretty much PWP.
(The title is borrowed from Depeche Mode, Spike and Buffy are borrowed from Joss, who lets me play with them if I'm very very good...)

Spike and Dawn manage to persuade Buffy that what she really needs is some time off, and what better than a night of roller coasters, cotton candy and all the fun of the local fair. She should have known that nothing is ever that simple in Sunnydale. Set in early season six.

After Spike's torture by the First, Buffy does all she can to nurse him back to health, surprising herself with her own tenderness. Once he is back at full health, will this attitude continue though?

Late night, abandoned cemetery and a trapped slayer. What’s a horny vamp to do? If you’re looking for plot you won’t find it here. There is a whole bunch of nekkidness though...if that sort of thing interests you? May contain mild spoilers for season two.

Buffy and Spike accidentally claim each other. Starts from the end of "Lover's Walk".