"You do me a great kindness, Wanda, when you so easily forget I am synthetic." A look into the growing friendship, and eventual romance, between Wanda and Vision. CW spoilers.

AU set after the episode "Da Bomb" (2x15) but before "Fractured" (2x16). Paige tries to take some time away from Scorpion and Walter following his disastrous date, but a simple mission that forces her and Walter to work alone together explodes into something much bigger.

This is a Torchwood where Ianto is holding a secret, a secret that he is not comfortable with, a secret that if the TW team find out they would imprison him or even kill him. Ianto has to learn to adjust to his secret life, will Jack and the team learn of his secret and will they help him or harm him.

River meets up with Jack for a drink and he introduces her to Gwen. They get along. Really well. Strong femslash!

"People say that when you die, your life flashes in front of your eyes. Mine did not. All I could see before me was William's face, his eyes gazing at me. I hoped be with him soon." -Esme's story & her life with Carlisle

Chapter 4: Two weeks have passed and she still can't get Giles out of her mind - that voluptuous butt of his! B/G!

Spike is back. It's taken him two years to get back to earth and he's looking for Buffy. While a new threat is brewing from the Hellmouth, Buffy has to learn to live with Spike again, while her feelings are stronger than ever for the Undead.

The king is after that bit of magic he once gave Sarah Williams, little does he know he'll need the girl too if he is to better his kingdom. Edit to fit guidelines. Full, adult version available on my website 18 years and older only. Link in profile.

Set in season 6, Buffy can't let Giles go back to England. She knows how to make him stay, but is it the right thing to do? (Angsty BG with some BS in later chapters)

Giles leaves gifts for all the Scoobies when he leaves. Unfortunately the gift he intended to leave his Slayer travels to England with him, and the present Buffy opens turns out to be some rather private letters revealing well-hidden feelings.