Short creative writing excercise. Just imagining how Denver came into possession of the glove that would eventually kill one of the senior partners.

Years ago, Higher Power Cordy rewrote history & changed her own destiny forever. But the butterfly effect of her choice rippled throughout all their lives, irrevocably changing the way things were meant to be. And now her family has split in two - fighting on opposite sides of the war. Destiny has been altered - but has it been for the better? A Cordy & Doyle live S5 rewrite. CH90

When Francis Doyle discovers his demon half his whole life spirals downward. Meanwhile Cordelia Chase is just setting out on her mission to become Queen Bee of her local high school. It seems impossible that 2 people so far apart in age, distance and fashion sense could ever find each other and build something special. But they do. A series of Cordy/Doyle short stories & drabbles.

*New Version* In his bid for redemption, Angel meets a demoness much like himself; a solidarity among demons, striving to do better. For a vampire trying to resist the temptations that might cost him his soul, she may prove too addicting, too compelling, to refuse. But as her history starts coming into focus, he's not sure she wasn't meant to cross his path. Angel/OC

Redemption can come in all forms, living, nonliving, human, demon, a person or an event. Even for a vampire, the gods may show mercy. Even for someone that is solely alone in their uniqueness, there is always another to balance out the scale. Angel/OC

Angel is sad and drunk and Spike fixes it for him.

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The final battle leaves Los Angeles an empty shell of its former self. Angel is granted the opportunity to change that. Post S5.

AU, where 1) Doyle and Harriet had a daughter before divorcing and 2,) Doyle never died Fiona Doyle reluctantly introduces her father to her new boyfriend, hoping everything will go smoothly. However, Doyle has other ideas. Cw: some minor language

Faith Lehane's job at the local butcher shop is quite the dull affair. Or it would be, were it not for the regular visits from Angel, a secretive customer whose main interest seems to be blood. As the two get closer, it becomes apparent that there may be more to him than meets the eye...

Faith has set her sights on L.A, seeking a mourning Angel's help in her mission to recruit and protect the newly activated slayers. They reconnect as they seek them out, but in the City of Angels, not everybody acts like one, and they'll have to face those who would hurt the slayers, as well as the slayers themselves, having been given more power than sense. (Post-"You're Welcome")

Angel after IWRY

Angel thinks about his interactions so far with The Powers That Be after 'I Will Remember You' leaves him a bit shaken and a lot angry. COMPLETE.

Angel as the day resets in "I Will Remember You." COMPLETE.

The first word that Judith Cole ever learned was "death," and she became intimately familiar with it over the course of her life. Now 55 years old and with death growing on her mind, it's only reasonable that she seal that intimacy and climb into bed with the coldest embodiment of death she knows. Right?

An alternate take on season 5. We start at the end of "Home" with one change, and see how that affects things from there on.

Set during 'Parting Gifts.' Angel thinks of Buffy as Cordelia kisses him. COMPLETE.

Set during 'The Bachelor' episode. Doyle's thoughts as he stumbles across the hidden photograph of Buffy. COMPLETE.

Angel during 'The Bachelor' when Doyle finds the photograph of Buffy. COMPLETE.

Set in early Season One. Angel misses Buffy as he tries to adjust to life in the bigger city. Short. COMPLETE.

Angel during 'City Of' when he runs into Cordelia. She reminded him of the life he'd had to leave behind in Sunnydale. Short. COMPLETE.

The following is a Wesley centric story set in season 5 of Angel, between the episodes Origin (Wesley has his memories of Connor restored) and Time Bomb (Illyria is still at full power) and features the return of faith to LA. (Please note I have not read enough of the Buffy comics to know if this will fit in the continuity they establish) please enjoy

Setting: Angel, Season 4 Spoilers: none

Sometimes, you can do everything you can, try with your whole heart, and still end up locked in a coffin at the bottom of the ocean. It's just the way the cards are cut - sometimes you're the hero, but really most of the time you're just the schmuck. [Gift for klutzy girl, series finale fix it]

Still adjusting to his role as Seer for the PTB, Angel gets a vision that puts his loyalties to the test. Torn between the life he's built for himself as a vampire and his new duties, Angel must determine how the weight of a soul tips the scales of his life.