spencer hastings has been taught to be against the idiotic notion of soulmates her whole life. toby cavanaugh would like to prove her wrong but it's not going to be an easy ride. nevertheless, he's willing to try. au, no -a. multichapter. spencer & toby.

"Part of her still felt like the words seemed almost sickeningly romantic for her… because when had Spencer Hastings ever believed in fairytales?" Spencer and Toby. Inspired by the events of 5x12. Oneshot.

"And there, on the bed, was a box with the familiar logo, the game that started it all. 'I thought we could play a rematch. Unless you're afraid I'll beat you. Again.' 'Four years, and you still haven't let that go.'" Spoby 1x19 parallel. Fluff all the way. Oneshot.

"She doesn't look at him. Her puffy, dazed eyes stay pasted on the floor; pasted on the world without him. All she can picture is the dire future ahead of her, one that doesn't involve him. How could she ever face that future? Why would she ever want to be a part of that future?" Oneshot. SpencerToby.

Takes place right after 5x05. Toby ends up in the hospital after getting too close to the explosion. How will Spencer react? "When she discovers a rhetoric that is worthy enough to describe how she feels, she wants to say these words to his face—to his beautiful blue eyes, not a gray, stone grave." Twoshot.

"He would never forget the day he first laid eyes on Spencer Hastings." Spencer and Toby. The college years, through the eyes of someone unlikely. Oneshot.

Set somewhere in the Season 5 future. Spencer and Toby, game night at the loft, and a simple bet that turns out to not be so simple. [oneshot]

She would not love him until death parted them – she would love him beyond that, beyond hope and reason and logic. She would love him until the world stopped spinning and the stars winked out of existence and the oceans faded away to nothingness.

"It still caught her off guard sometimes. No, that was a lie. It still caught her off guard all the time." Oneshot set in the future: Spencer and Toby in their early twenties.