In this Season Six story, Buffy and Spike did not come to grief in Seeing Red and so Spike didn't travel to Africa, but Tara did die and Willow did go to the dark side.
But she has now gone to England to recover and Buffy and Spike have been left to sort out Tara's possessions. What they find will send them on an extraordinary journey.

“Every time you show up like this, you risk all of your parts, you know that?” Buffy says. “I wouldn’t be here if I didn’t have a good reason,” Spike replies. Of course Spike had a good reason. Lots of good reasons. All kinds of them.
Season Five, missing late night NO THEY WERE NOT DATES! from between Fool For Love until before Crush.

Goes AU during Entropy. Xander gets to the Magic Box first, and the consequences are devastating. Buffy finds herself having to face her true feelings about Spike while the Trio ramp up their campaign against her. Confrontations with the Trio, and the Scoobies, lead to a reckoning about relationships that might just come too late for one of the gang.

In honour of Elysian Fields' October Challenge month 2015 (in response to a challenge for more holiday fic), a holiday drabble for Epiphany, a Christian feast day on 6th January.

“Don’t hold back,” she whispered. A truer invitation he had never received.

Before her fatal leap off of Glory’s tower, Buffy invites Spike back into her house to retrieve weapons. An extended version of that scene.

Sequel to “Cold Light of Day” (#2), and "New Territory" (#1), but also works as a stand-alone episode rewrite. Set in Season 5, during “The Gift”. Bits of dialogue from “The Gift”, by Joss Whedon the man himself, are used here to establish continuity.

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A fill-in-the-blank that takes off from when Buffy learned about Spike's soul.

That's how betrayal works. It sends out ripples of hurt. Ones right next to you...ones you can't even see.

A year after the events of Season Eight, Buffy is still reeling. But while she and Spike try to sort out the hurt and confusion that Buffy's been dealing with all year, the aftershocks of her betrayal have brought a new enemy forth...one that might just be the one to break her completely.

 Summary: Post Season 8, issue #40.  I’m not sure how much or even if I should try to provide a summary of the whole comic season for readers who are going to be going “huh?” “who?” “what?” “why?”, but I think I’ll just say it’s a future fic in a future that may happen (but probably won’t once Joss , et al,  go back to work…).Rating will be subject to change as the story progresses, but I'm calling it R for now.

They have changed, but the world has not. After The Writing on the Wall

What if Giles had spent more time with Spike when Ethan turned him into a demon? What if the Initiative had caught them? Starts out humorous and ends with a bit of angst.

Another Schmoop Bingo fic. Season Five, never happened, but it might have... in an alternate universe, written by someone other than Joss...

One hundred years after Chosen, Buffy lives in a world destroyed by the Dollhouse's technology, looking for something she can't let herself remember. Her life changes when she gets a box in the mail (never mind that mail no longer exists) containing a certain incorporeal someone. The Dollhouse's technology plays a role in this fic, but the characters are strictly Buffyverse. **Runner-Up for Best TV Crossover at the SunnyD Memorial Awards, Round 19.** This story is undergoing editing and rewriting, so if you've read it anywhere else, know that this is version is going to look different. To that end, big thanks to Spikez_tart for her kick-ass beta work!

Summary: Buffy has one strange desire. A/N: Written for nowgold.

AU, takes place sometime soon before #35 of the comics. Buffy and Spike muse on time and circumstances that have kept them apart and brought them together. (Spoilers up to and including #35)

Buffy POV of the end of "Tabula Rasa."