Detailing one day in the life of our couple. We've seen them in battle, and we've seen them in bed (or, well, missing the bed). Now we get to see them in the happily ever after as they contend with flooded apartments, grocery shopping, and nosy teenage Slayers.

Bitey PWP...what if Spike had snuck out while The Gentlemen did their thing?

Pre-'Becoming', Buffy and Spike duke it out in a ghost town saloon. Throw in a lasso, a mechanical bull, an acid-spewing sewer beast, top-shelf whiskey and a Journey song, and the sex just writes itself... "Get a load of you, all slay-kittenish, taking on a pubful of nasties in your Friday night best. Hunting for new bedmates, are we? So soon after the last?" / She pursed her lips and squeezed her stake, fingers itching to wipe that smirk off his face. "I asked you first."

Dawn has written a story that one particular reviewer doesn’t like. Big mistake. Huge!

Set in season IV, after Something Blue, but this time Willow isn't quite as sorry and doesnt' revoke her spell(s) quite so willingly. Written for the Good_Evil community, but Spuffy. Barely an R, if that.

This is the third part of the trilogy started in To Kill the Girl and continued in You Have to Love Her. Spike and Buffy are in an established loving relationship now, but when Faith wakes up, it means big trouble for Buffy. And that's only the half of it.

After the events in "Chosen," Buffy and the gang go their separate ways in order to start building the Slayer army. When Buffy discovers that she's carrying Spike's child and a very heavy burden, she seeks out an old friend for help.

Buffy is not dealing well the loss of Spike and Angel - a late-night visitor tries to help her out.

Post Chosen/NFA. Buffy has never moved on from mourning Spike's sacrifice in the hellmouth. But Spike's back, and trying to pluck up the courage to let her know. And what better way than to what her while she is sleeping, and invade her dreams...

Set immediately after “Crush.” Buffy, livid over Spike’s behavior, decides that she has to teach him a lesson once and for all. Hoping to knock some sense into him, they confront each other in his crypt. But will Spike bend to her will? **Winner of Judges Choice and Best Submission at Fang Fetish R7.**

A few days ago, I noticed a bumper sticker on an old black car that read "Drive It Like You Stole It" and it started me thinking about the DeSoto. So here it is ... a little two chapter PG fic about Buffy and Spike, that famous car, hellhounds, animal rescue leagues and Clem. Set in S5, before Fool for Love.

What if Xander – after first leaving his own wedding – had walked himself through the rain to a certain crypt to find himself some alcohol? What if that’s not all he finds? Xanya. Spuffy.

“I played a stupid game with you last night," Buffy said. "I know I did. And I want to know why you didn’t try to do... what I think you probably could have done with me.” Buffy speaks to Spike after her drunken evening in the episode Life Serial.

Spike is upset. Now that he can hurt demons, nobody will go with him. So, he decides to get drunk. Buffy finds him. Pretty much a fluffy PWP.

Buffy and alcohol are un-mixy things - except maybe when a certain peroxide blonde vampire is around!

Timeline: Vague Season 5