Spike visits an old friend

Faith has time to think things through in prison

One-shot très guimauve. Willow & Tara.

Wolfram & Hart's amulet sucks Spike in, and doesn't spit him back out. It's up to Buffy to save him.

Waiting for Willow's passport to come through before she can leave for England is difficult or why Willow didn't expect her friends to be supportive when she was sent back.

During the summer '98 search for Buffy, a harried Watcher has to deal with another problem, in another city.

A small poem thing that came to mind watching this episode.

The man who hides behind the monster and the monster who hides behind the man and Buffy's in love with them both of them and all of them, finally. Spuffel. Post-series.

Lately, summer has been the season to cause the most pain for Buffy (and Xander). Spuffy. Post-series.

The room's general view of the first major fight and the Master's Death and demise.

Xander is in the Magic Box alone playing with the weapons. He accidently puts a hole in the wall. Enter Spike. Things go from bad to worse. Or do they?

This is a Buffy/Dawn friendship in College story, involving bullying by a classmate in season 10 volume 1 (New Rules) time of BtVS, included in it are my views on who would be her Confirmation Saint and why she would have chosen St. Joan of Arc as her patroness. It is also a Buffy/Joan devotion fiction. No slash, just friendship. Please do Enjoy!

Buffy and Faith have dreams and Buffy finally realises something...Set in season 3. Please leave reviews :) Hope the storyline makes sense to some about what the demon dream means if your confused you may message me ? xx #fuffylove WARNING: ATTEMPTED RAPE/BAD LANGUAGE/VIOLENCE IN A LATER CHAPTER(S)

An AU. Faith is Sunnydale's only slayer, and when she meets a young blonde during one of her nightly patrols, her world starts to spin...

Buffy gets help from an unexpected source and Quentin Travers gets what he deserves. Happens during the 'Helpless' episode in season 3. This story is a sort of prequel to 'The Last Living Slayer'.

Life can get ahead of us sometimes, affecting the relationships we share with the people close to us. If the damage appears to be well and truly done, can we ever fix it?

Takes place after S2 finale. Buffy is heading out of Sunnydale on the first bus out. Will life be any better for her without the Scoobies or will she find things rather the same?

Why do people go to class reunions? In our current world of Facebook, Linked In, Twitter and every other permutation from e-mail to iPad, it's possible to stay in touch with people we knew in high school But maybe some memories can only be faced down in person. Frederick I. Iverson explores this in his article on the reunion of the Sunnydale Class of '99.

Due to a 'Willow,' spell gone wrong Spike's family and 'friends,' end up in the future from the year 1880. In order to break the spell Spike must vindicate himself and show everyone that he's everything they never thought he could be. How will a vampire justify his sanctity?.. with the love from a slayer of course... ;-)

AU Season Six. Buffy and Spike share their thoughts about each other, and what they have, from their perspectives. They find something strange, something beautiful, something with layers. A short one shot, please read and review.

How I think smashed/wrecked should have been like just small differences

Had Buffy realised the importance of Xander being the buttmonkey to Willow's organgrinder all the way back before her 17th, this might have all been avoided… A post-Season 7 divergence, involving Xander, a Hell Dimension, hippie weirdness, one of the weirder het pairings you'll ever come across and the gratuitous flogging of several dead horses…er, Xander!tropes. Pun intended.

Willow's combined thoughts of Oz leaving, Jesse, Buffy, Miss Calender and Tara's death everything unleashes and this is her feelings.

This is a sequel to my previous "Another Day in Paradise". Set in S4 This Year's Girl, told from Faith's POV. "And then, she's holding me again like I was something to cherish. "

He should dust him. He was a soulless killer and he'd breezed into town and stolen Angel's girl without so much as an apology. It wasn't right, the Slayer and the Slayer of Slayers in a romantic relationship. Spike shouldn't even want it. Except that he couldn't. Not now. Buffy would never forgive him . . . and maybe he wouldn't either. - Companion piece to EOAM.