After dying, Buffy is returned to a very different Sunnydale, 20 years in the future (a challenge response).

Set after Becoming 2, Buffy and Spike meet up and bond.

Buffy's date with Riley is interrupted by a certain peroxide-blond.

These are a series of interview ficlets conducted by Andrew after 'Chosen'. WIP

Admin: The author has indicated on her site that there are two more interviews to complete this set: Anya and The Future. 

Fluffy Spuffy twisty goodness

Take a lot of rain, a long night, some alcohol, a game of Truth or Consequences, a vampire, A Slayer, A watcher, a couple of witches, a challenge to make Giles sexy, toss well and this is what you get.

Spike ends up rescuing a tiny little girl. He soons finds out he knows her very well: it's Buffy, age five.

A complicated challenge fiction that evolved into two stories, and a new child for Buffy and Spike with an unexpected father.

**A.N.: True rape is about power, NEVER simply about sex, or even desire. Many Crisis centers or police officials will tell you that if you become a victim of someone beant on rape, try and remove the 'POWER' from their hands. It may mean to pretend to co-operate. Anything that increases your chance of survival and decreases your chance of injury is advisable. And that 'pretend' removes a good deal of POWER from the hands of the rapist. It CAN save a life! Now, that said:

Sexual contact can produce the appropiate bodily responses, regardless of your feelings about the person or the act, IF... they push the right buttons, stroke the correct area, etc. Your body doesn't NEED the assiciated emotions to produce a response to stimulation. This is actually easier for a woman than for a man, as his lack of interest is much more readily apparent. However, bodily response does NOT mean you were enjoying yourself. It does mean your body responses to the applied stimulus.

At no point in this fiction have I attempted to "romantasize" rape. However, I have used the above mentioned techniques, combined with a little understanding of a person acting under the influence (of magick in this case). The resulting reactions CAN and HAVE BEEN real in actual encounters of persons faced with similar situations (excluding the magick!) You have been explained to and warned. Do NOT give me grief should you decide to continute to read a decent story line.

1. The equivalent of a daydream, only occurring after the sun sets.
2. Something Spike has about Buffy quite often.

Spike goes on a quest to atone for wronging Buffy, but there are people in high places that do not want him to succeed- or even survive.  If he does, will he change the world?  Canon until "Seeing Red." 

After Buffy dies, those that love her have to deal with the aftermath and want her back.