[Spike had thought having Buffy back would make everything good again. But no, that would be too nice. He should have known better. Now Spike's pretty sure both Summers women are mad at him, though he should check back with Dawn, maybe she's feeling more charitable now that Buffy's back ( Read more... )

This was supposed to have been a victory. Buffy blinked against the brightness of the room; she already missed the comforting sunlight of Sunnydale, California. Or what used to be Sunnydale. She continuously had to compensate with the knowledge that the town she had spent years protecting was gone. Crater'd. Ka-freakin'-blooey. And yet it seemed to ( Read more... )

Of course Sam Axe had woken up before with no idea where he was or how the hell he got there. He’d gotten married once in Vegas. And there’d been this one Staatssicherheit guy who’d pistol-whipped him to every rendezvous no matter how much Sam said he’d love a blindfold -- but that’d been ‘89, and nowadays he tended to wake up wherever he’d put his ( Read more... )

Listen up, because I'm going to say this once and that's it.

[ for once, faith's not on the network to troll or accidentally flash her tits. she's grimly serious here, y'all. ]

Back the fuck off the b-- off Angel. Quit mentioning Cordelia, don't try and remind him she was here, nothing. And Red and Wes, if I hear you're looking up spells we're ( Read more... )

Anybody knows them, Mal and Tony went home.

[[ OoC: May or may not be edited later for location, but if anyone feels like dropping in on Kaylee for whatever reason she'll be either in Serenity or the ranch's shop. ]]

[Anya turns on the tablet sounding annoyed. She's just found out about the most recent departures.]

Great. First Buffy, then that whiny boy with the high pitched voice, now Cordelia. Why do people I know keep vanishing?

[A beat.]

Except Willow, I guess.

[Another beat, and now Anya just sounds unhappy.]

And when can I go?

( and i said goodbye to you | cut to save your flists )

Mornings are spent with Mal. It's a routine Kaylee has developed over the last few years, and one that she relies on just as much as her older brother might. Wake up early, have breakfast, and then they both head to the garage down the street. She spends a few hours there each morning, helping out with some of the cars if they need her, or ( Read more... )

It pays to be up very early in the Casey household. Having two daughters in the house has meant that John's only hope of getting any decent shower time is to be up at the crack of dawn. He's used to it anyway, has never been one for sleeping in. That's for lazy folk who are used to the easy life ( Read more... )

"Why ( Read more... )