Another Wulfie Challenge Response! #62 this time. Buffy's invisible, drunk and horny and poor defenceless Spike is in his crypt and unaware of his guest.

Spike finds Buffy drinking in the Bronze and helps her get home. Prequel to "Baby, You Can Drive My Car".

The sequel to the Weight of Love. Buffy and Spike work together at Wolfram and Hart, but something out of their control threatens to destroy the life they worked so hard to build.

Buffy isn't coping with life after Sunnydale very well and things get worse when she finds out that her past isn't as dead and buried as she thought.

A post NFA fic - there's a bit of not-terribly-happy B/A in the very beginning. No whining - you've been warned!

Miserable after losing the gem of Amara, Spike runs into an equally unhappy Buffy.

They've always been able to bring out the extremes in each other, and even now, with two continents, an ocean, and an apparent death separating them, they still do.

There was no body to bury. There was no funeral. There was nothing but the three rules and the knowledge that a thousand years of torment was nothing compared to a world without her in it. Spike embarks on a journey through the Gates of Hell to rescue the one he loves, but in order to save her, he must risk losing himself.

It has been said many times, "Christmas is a time for giving".  Set during Season Six, Spike redefines "giving".

Two teenage girls sneak out of the house after midnight to meet a vampire. That was then. This is now. Set between seasons five and six.

Set post AtS, Spike closes his eyes, expecting to be fried by the dragon, and wakes up on a yellow brick road. Italics=internal monologue.

Written for the LJ community Good__Evil Scenario Challenge after a YM conversation with Redwulf.

Short ficlet; my first fanfic ever! Spike is studying and thinking about buffy while lying beside her post sex.

The summer after "The Gift" Spike discovers he has been missing more than just Buffy when a part of his past is returned to him. A/N: The strike mentioned and the loss of life given are not based on any actual event, but rather on the general climate of the times. The story title is from the Bible, Matthew 5:4 "Blessed be they that mourn for they shall be comforted."

Set post-NFA by several years, Buffy has mourned Spike and moved on. She gets a request from Dawn for some assistance, and decides to pay a visit. She finds more than she expected - and less than she might have wanted. Is the ghost Spike? What will happen to him if he remembers who he is? Will Buffy be the cause of his finally moving off this plane and onto another? Posted August, 2008