Buffy's new boss is an ass. At least that's the way her coworker describes him to her on her first day. And after the way their first official meeting goes, she's pretty quick to agree. He's arrogant, stubborn, an editorial genius and impossibly magnetic. And she's met him once before. *An alternate universe/all human fic.

What if? A short and sweet alternate take on Season 6. In a universe where Spike had decided to keep his feelings to himself and Buffy had never had to die (or be plucked out of Heaven), what kind of relationship would our favorite couple have developed? How would it have developed? What would those changes have meant in the long run?

Instead of a lonely and depressed Willow, a freshly chipped (and clueless) Spike finds himself face to face with a feverish Slayer on the night he first escapes The Initiative. Challenge response.

Sequel to Reveries and Ramifications. A little over a month has passed, and the strange demon bond between Buffy and Spike has only gotten stronger, and harder to control. With the only surviving link to the connection hidden away in the Italian city of Naples, the Slayer and her vampire travel to Europe in search of the answers they desperately need.

A stolen moment between Buffy and Spike the night before the final battle. We don't carry all of our scars on the outside. Short and sweet Spuffy interlude, set in the "unseen" moment in the basement during Chosen. Inspired by the song "Poison and Wine" by The Civil Wars.

Buffy Summers will find out the hard way that looks can be deceiving, and that people you know are rarely what they seem as she's thrust into a fight for her life. Buffy is unwillingly thrust into a world she doesn't know, and doesn't understand. A world, some will claim, is her birth right.

Buffy's been dreaming about Spike. A lot. And as the dreams get more frequent, and more real, so does the unexplainable connection she's been feeling with the bleached vampire. Spike's noticed that there's something a little off with the Slayer...but maybe something's a little off with him, too.