( The Custody Hearing )

( An Important Phone-Call )

"Ruben West. I swear to god if you walk past my office doorway one more time I am going to tar you, feather you, and leave you in the lobby for everyone to stare at ( Read more... )

The book was huge and I curled up around it as I struggled to read the rather complicated tome. When Giles told me he was going to lend me his copy of the Abridged History of the Watchers Council I had imagined a book small enough to carry in a purse, or at least a back pack. I had not expected something along the lines of the abridged Oxford ( Read more... )

"So, Angel, I have a thing, you have a thing... Maybe we could both have a-- Ugh." I groaned, stabbing the elevator button with one finger. What the hell was I doing? What was I thinking come to think of it? I'd taken the kids out with Wesley, gone out to get ice cream and have the big kind of break for the life-affirming conversations with ( Read more... )

Dear God, there was nothing worse than coming into work on a Sunday. The only thing worse than coming into work on a Sunday was voluntarily coming into work on a Sunday, simply because there was nothing else to do at the apartment. I mean, unless I wanted to go counsel traumatized teenage girls... The attack did happen practically next door. I ( Read more... )

Despite my "incident" with Ms. Burkle I spent the rest of my evening quite relaxed. Lindsey was back in town, and although I always hated to admit it...he was quite the player in our little game. It would be good to have him back on my side again. I couldn't wait to see the things that we came up with for little Angel ( Read more... )

I had woken awake with a gasp as I'd done for the past few nights at the hospital. I look over to my right at the digital clock that sat on my bedside table: 2:30AM. That was the longest I'd ever slept since...well, since the night of the fight with the bringers. I still couldn't get it through my head that they were gone. It really put things in ( Read more... )

"Alright kid. It's just me and you. Staring contest...first one to blink loses. Ready, Set, GO ( Read more... )

Jenny had heard about the Unitarian Universalisms Pagan Society on the internet. She had scoffed at the idea of joining a primarily Christian organization, even one that was open to pagans. After all she only needed her internet pagan group; she was a techno pagan after all and she only needed her technology to perform the rituals she did. ( Read more... )