“You need to tell her, you know,” Lavender said ( Read more... )

“Iffen you harm Oz, I’ll break yer legs ( Read more... )

Neville looked up when the bell rang over the door. He was just filling an order for a pick-up due later. More and more orders for winter flowers were coming in and he was starting to make notes on which flowers he would need to start growing early simply to meet the demands ( Read more... )

Buffy was at the end of her patrol session. The night had been quiet. Two vampires and some weird ghost-ghoul thing that took one look at her and flew back into the ground in a panic. She hadn’t even had time to blink before it was gone ( Read more... )

Kasie had been avoiding her and Oz both for days, and Mac wasn’t having any more of it. She burst into the room they shared, but did not find her. Mac stood there and thought for a minute before she turned and headed for the roof ( Read more... )

It was late ( Read more... )

Theo had given her several potions and then said he was staying the night to keep watch on her. Willow was feeling sort of spinny right now. The room’s energy was mellow, and she could hear the hum of the lights. It was sort of zen ( Read more... )

Setting off a human time bomb in a room full of people was right up Ethan’s alley. He liked this, and he liked that he’d finally be able to get away from the psycho slayer. The minions had just released the slayer into the museum. At first she walked calmly, just looking at everything ( Read more... )

Kasie kept in touch with Michael, although they never saw each other again after that first meeting that Mac set up for her. Notes and cryptic voicemails would suffice. Until she received a voicemail with a date, time, and place. She knew it was Michael because he signed it as he always did and didn’t include the tag that let her know to actually ( Read more... )

He’d found out from the desk clerk at her hotel where she would be today, so Xander sat himself at a table and waited. He’d grabbed a Daily Prophet and was reading it. He’d never read so many newspapers in his life since coming to England, but he liked the way the pictures moved. It was easy to get into Diagon Alley now because the proprietors were ( Read more... )