This is the gen/het page. Gen is not the same as het, but, considering the overwhelming amount of slash I have compared to gen *or* het, it seemed silly to break gen and het into two different sections. So here you go. I'm going to just call this all het because my head hurts, and I can't figure out where to draw the line for gen-vs.-het, especially since there are actually quite a few canon m/f releationships in here. If it's NC-17, it says so.
One-shots:
The Basement -- Spike shows up at Buffy's house and takes up residence in... the basement. In my opinion, short, fluffy, G-rated stuff.
Queen of the Highway -- Someone is running from Sunnydale. Again, I think it's G-rated. A bit on the angsty side.
Three Days Each Month -- Actually, this one is about Oz and Willow. It's that time of the month. Short fluff. Another G-rated thing.
Willow by Night -- Spike realizes he has certain feelings for Willow (but I'm willing to bet it's not what you think). Set, oh, let's say four years from now. G-PG.
A Bad Hair Day -- Oz has hair problems. Written while Doyle was still around. G.
Four Days -- Xander went on a journey over the summer between S3 and S4, but it's not what you expected. C/X. PG, I think.
Richie -- Oz is back. Willow has a surprise waiting for him. Pretty danged silly/fluffy. I'm a bit embarrassed to admit I wrote this.
Aloha Friday -- Hard R/NC-17ish. Cordelia has issues with Xander's clothes. Set in an imaginary season 4 in which season 3 didn't happen the way it did.
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Unnamed C/X series (name suggestions, anyone?). Unless otherwise indicated, all G-PG.
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They go together...
A Little Night Music (the first story I ever wrote) -- Buffy and Willow are out, their car breaks down, and Willow sees someone. Pretty short. Yet more G-rated material.
Snack Run (the sequel to "A Little Night Music") -- Spike and Willow go shopping. And yet again, rated G or *maybe* PG.
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Another pair...
Music for the Heartbroken -- Cordelia reconsiders pushing Xander out of her life. G-PG.
Say It Out Loud -- Cordelia and Xander talk. Sequel to "Music for the Heartbroken." Again, G-PG.
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The Nowhere series (A bit of X/C, a dash of C/A, but mostly X/OFC, PG-13 at the most) can be found here.
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