Years after trekking the seas with Maui, Moana faces new challenges as head chieftain. Cover image by OlchaS from DeviantArt

The friendship between our favorite human and demigod duo is tested and strengthened by everyday situations and new adventures. Love sprouts in their hearts but it sure is hard to let it bloom.

Ever wonder how Dean started talking dirty? Its genesis is here, in the way Sam and Dean first let their feelings for each other become physical. Legal-age-of-consent Wincest. Sam/Dean, talking dirty, infinitely tender love, and an actual plot that develops into a nail-biting narrative. WARNINGS: Non-graphic torture, PTSD, brief anti-gay violence, spoilers for Seasons 1-6.

Moana and Maui are needed to defend the world again. Facing a beast that has broken free of its heavenly cage. Maui and Moana must find and put the beast back in its unearthly prison. Friendship that develops into more. Old and New gods and a clash between the heavens and the earth.

Not everybody knows the story after the heart of Te Fiti was restored, so a young tattooed man decides to tell his version to an inquisitive boy whose hunger for adventure reminds him of someone. One-shot.

Moana pleasures herself and calls out for Maui unintentionally. He answers. WARNING; Sexual Content

Completely AU. There are people who get inside you. That you love, that you get angry with, but they're still your person. The person who, no matter what they ask, and how much you say no, you will end up doing anything for them. Buffy and William have that kind of relationship as they grow up. Is there anything that can change it?

Spike orchestrates a little show and tell that redefines Buffy's understanding of the quickie.

A different look at the episode where Faith is in Buffy's body. What if she'd made a serious pass at Spike and he figured out she wasn't Buffy?

In an AU season 6, Willow has accidentally sent Spike and Buffy off to another dimension where they are both ordinary humans and married. They are there for some time - long enough to develop a real relationship. A relationship that goes south for a while when they are back in Sunnydale, but that gets repaired when Buffy turns out to have brought a surprise back with her.

Giles sends Buffy and Spike to LA to meet an old friend of his who has important information for them. In spite of Buffy's reluctance to pretend to be on a "date" with Spike, she has a good time and a different perspective on him by the time they get back. She also knows Riley is probably not good boyfriend material.

My oneshot of Buffy/Spike! Rated M for lemons.

Sequel to I Like to Win. Buffy's life ended before she and Spike had a chance to try out a game he proposed, inspired by a night of shared grief. He never thought he'd have chance to prove how much he loved her, or show he could be her champion when it came to making her happy. Now Buffy's back, offering Spike a chance to show that he can make her happy, and bring her back to life.

Set in season five, after Intervention. Joyce is gone, Glory's in town, the Buffy bot is dealt with and Dawn's in good hands. Imagine there's a weeknight where nothing major is happening- other than the usual horrors... Buffy is patrolling when she bumps into Spike. Short, sort of fluffy, sort of angsty, completely Spuffy. My first evet T-rated piece. Please be kind, read & review.