Who:
a_slayer_slays &
univalentWhat: Kicking old habits that die hard.
When: Late at night, closer to morning.
Where: The woods behind the school.
Summary: Talking that needs to be done face-to-face.
Rating: At least PG-ish, or so I assume.
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Life's not a song. Life isn't bliss, life is just this. It's living. )
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There were many ways he could've started out this conversation and out of the dozen he had lined up in his head before her scent had alerted him to her presence drawing nearer, he ended up spitting out the one that had the least to do with himself and all to do with her.
"Something's eating at you."
It was supposed to be different this time. He told himself it would, that it would be about him and not about her, but he'd gone and set whatever this talk was supposed to be about her by stating the obvious-- or at least, what was obvious to him. Did Willow see it? He wasn't sure. There was a time when he would've said yes, but after what had happened in Sunnydale when they'd all turned their backs on her and couldn't see what was right in front of them... He wasn't so sure anymore. Not that he had any room to talk. He'd been dead, ghosted and revived, all in a place that was nowhere she was at. Time goes by, people change-- but little things stay the same. And those little things are what the vampire picked up on: posture, ( ... )
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"Of course things are eating at me, Spike. This place, the experiments. It's like a Buffy buffet of confusion and anger. But anything beyond that? So not your business."
Of course, that line of defence gave away more than she had ever planned to give him. It pretty much underlined the fact that there was something beyond just being here. So the Slayer fell into old coping mechanisms, rolling her eyes and tutting snarkily in order to cover up the wounded expression from realizing how much she wanted to just get her blab on. To confess to all the troubles she had been experiencing, in Luceti's grip.
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"That right?" He asked doubtfully as he circled her. It was a predatory habit that stuck with him ensouled or not, even though he had no intentions of attacking or feeding; though in a way, she was prey and he the predator, but more in a sense that he desired answers that only she knew and he was going to watch her intently until she handed them over ( ... )
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