Written for prompt "Goodbye to You" at the Live Journal Community Still Grrrrr

[Bonfire Night Special 09] A little fluff with fireworks and hand-holding.

"Into bondage, are you, luv? Didn't the Chosen One of all that is Good and Light would be into those kind of sex games." --Takes place before Something Blue

Takes place after "Into the Woods." Spike and Buffy have a civilized conversation at the Bronze and she realizes some truths.

My little idea on a could have been moment in a happier season 6. This is my first outing as a fanfiction author, so please be kind! :) I am British, so it might read differently to what you are used to, sorry! Have rated it nc-17 just to be on the safe side!

Between "Once More with Feeling" and "Tabula Rasa." God, how she wanted to shove him away, say something, drive him out. But she was teetering on the edge of control, and if she moved or spoke it would probably start, right in front of him and nothing, NOTHING could be worse than that.

After being resurrected, Buffy doesn’t feel capable of bonding with anyone, even her own son. Spike thinks he knows a way to fix that.

With her own romance in ruins, Anya decides to play cupid for Buffy and Spike. Hurt/comfort, a little fluffy, a little angsty. Post-"Entropy."

"Lil bit has a suitor?"  Spike and Buffy team up to sniff out Dawn's newest boyfriend.  Set in Season 5.

Buffy and Spike are trapped on a magical submarine and the only way to escape is to fire the flames of their passion. Set sometime post-Damage.

Buffy and Spike remember some of what happened between them in the abandoned house, each in their different ways. 3,000 word two parter.

A pwp to answer Red Wulf’s challenge on the Bloodshedverse. *Not bitey but is a response to a Bloodshedverse challenge*

What if Buffy did decide to tell her friends? Just a little Spuffy fun for a cold winter day. Criticism always welcome, even just to say you liked it. Or not. (Lame banner by me) Josh or somebody owns the characters. Just a re-post boys and girls after the evil computer breakdown.

My response to the suggestions that Buffy's behavior in "Gone" was equivalent to non-con sex.

Buffy and Spike deal with the aftermath of "Seeing Red"