This was war and Buffy already knew she had to make some hard decisions. Takes place after Lies My Parents Told Me

An interlude during "As You Were," before Riley enters Spike's crypt. I needed an explanation of why Buffy said "William," even though I don't believe she saw what he wanted her to see. Also a commentary on the episode itself.

He was after all, a soulless, killer vampire … who had nearly sacrificed himself to keep her sister safe. He was after all, much more than that. Post Intervention - that beautiful scene we all wish could have lasted so much longer!

What might have happened on their last night in Sunnydale.

Season six, Buffy struggles with life after death, and her first Christmas without Joyce.

They've always been able to bring out the extremes in each other, and even now, with two continents, an ocean, and an apparent death separating them, they still do.

Set post-NFA by several years, Buffy has mourned Spike and moved on. She gets a request from Dawn for some assistance, and decides to pay a visit. She finds more than she expected - and less than she might have wanted. Is the ghost Spike? What will happen to him if he remembers who he is? Will Buffy be the cause of his finally moving off this plane and onto another? Posted August, 2008

Set during SpuffySexageSeasonSix before Riley comes to town and mucks everything up. A stranger shows Buffy Spike's future as the First's puppetVamp. Trust is never easy to give.

While Buffy cleans her room, she comes across an unexpected object from her past. How will she reconcile the girl she once was with the woman she's become?

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.

An angsty Fourth of July ficlet - Spike and ensemble

A/N: I don’t really care for dark, depressing stories. Dark!fic just isn’t my thing. Too damn bad the muse wouldn’t listen, and despite my endless pleading, he demanded this one be written in response to the “Third Slayer” challenge posted for round nine of Fang Fetish Awards. I will warn you up front that this is not a fluffy, happily-ever-after story. And it takes place in an alternate reality wherein Angelus has never had a soul. Spike never came to Sunnydale, never got caught and chipped by the Initiative, and never fell in love with Buffy. He is still evil and soulless with no intentions towards the side of good.

Post Tabula Rasa. Spike takes his own course of action, trying to become a better man for his slayer.

Set mid Season 7. Buffy is injured on patrol, but it soon turns out that's not the only ache that needs to be dealt with.

Another what-if scenario. What if Riley had turned up just a bit later in 'As You Were'? My version of how things might have gone in a better Season Six.