The battle's over and Angel is missing. Spike goes in search of him and learns something about an old adversary. ---------------------------------- Written for LJ community writerconuk's Winter Solstice Challenge prompt The Longest Night.

A missed scene in season seven

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.

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

A sunny afternoon with Mummy Buffy and Daddy Spike; but this wasn't the way it was supposed to be.

Post Angel and Buffy finale. Buffy is a vampire tamer in D’Hoffryn’s Circus. And as the keeper of the four deadliest vampires in history, she is used to danger. But when unexpected events occur, visions of another reality will surface, causing her to question her very existence.

When Buffy and Spike’s lives become entwined with the fates of a slayer and a samurai who lived and died three hundred years ago, everything they think they know about their relationship and themselves is called into question.

What happened when The God of Love and Desire stumbled upon a fighting Buffy and Spike, and decided to intervene?

During Normal Again, Spike’s the one who’s affected by the demon. But this is a different kind of demon, and to Buffy’s dismay and Xander’s not-quite-horror, Spike suddenly finds himself madly in love with Xander…

Thematic sequel to Not Quite Forever. Early Season Six.

Inspired by a meme which I'll try to post, what if Dracula put a curse on Spike while he was in Sunnydale. How would Buffy react to having Spike as a pet?

43 Spuffycentric haiku snapshots from "Crush" in twelve movements. Judge's Choice and Runner-Up, Best Ficlet in Round 10 of the Fang Fetish Awards. Banner by the always talented Always_jbj.

Did you ever wonder what could have happened if our favourite vamp had reacted differently after being disinvited from the Slayer’s home? Set immediately post-Crush, Spike takes a stand, and Buffy is forced to face some harsh truths. Will she finally admit her true feelings, or continue swimming in that famous river called denial? Will it even matter? May contain mild spoilers up to and including Crush.

Buffy's hurt. Spike and Dawn help.

How exactly did Spike leave the bathroom? What words were said? How did Buffy end up on the floor, and how could Spike possibly leave his coat, and so forth? Well, here's my interpretation of that scene before the Xan Man comes barging in...