The Bad Boyfriend, Part Three

 

AUTHOR’S NOTES: This is not a redemptionist story, folks. Season 4 Spike is evil and cruel. Squicky bloodplay is featured in this story. Yes, again. No one ever accused me of being creative.

 

DEDICATION: To the ever patient Claudia, who is willing to go along for the ride, and for the Voice of Reason, who keeps me true.

 

 

“Spike!” Willow slid to her knees next to the fallen vampire. Red currents of energy trailed over his body, and Spike twitched, his body jerking as if he had been electrocuted. “No, no,” she muttered, unable to understand how she had done this to him, or how to make it stop.

 

A wave of nausea and pain overwhelmed her as a torrent of blood ran out of her nose. She tilted her head back, pinching her nostrils shut. Blood poured into her mouth, choking her, and she coughed.

 

Spike groaned and stirred next to her. “What the hell did you do to me?” he asked, cradling his head as he sat up.

 

“I dun know,” she said, her voice all congested.

 

“Why did you-” he ranted, and then looked at her, taking in the situation. “Bloody hell!” He pulled her into his lap and leaned her backwards, cradling her in his arms. “It’s alright, Wicca,” he assured her. “No worries.” Blood had run down her chin and neck, and it was still flowing.

 

“It’s nod sdopping,” Willow said, her eyes welling with tears.

 

“Rest easy.” Spike brushed her bangs off her forehead and took her bloodstained hand off her nose.

 

“Whad’s happening to me?” she whispered, looking up at him with wide, scared eyes.

 

“There’s a reason for ritual, baby,” he said, concerned. “You can’t just let the magick take you over. Get yourself killed that way.”

 

“I didn’t even mean to do it.  It just happened!” Willow began to panic, weirded out by the magick and him and the entire situation.

 

“Hush, now,” he said quietly, and bent down and closed his mouth over her nose. She tried to push him away but he was holding her tightly.

 

“Dop it!” Willow said, but Spike didn’t. His mouth, oddly, felt soothing and nice, and the pain began slipping away. Willow felt herself falling back into the easy lassitude she’d felt before their fight; before she zapped him.

 

She looked up at him, and blood was smudged on his lip and chin, his eyes dark. “The bleeding’s stopped. Thank you.” She felt odd. The world seemed hazy and slow, and her head felt light.

 

“My pleasure,” he said huskily.  His head descended slowly, and she knew he was going to kiss her. Willow could feel his erection pressing against the back of her thigh, and he had that look in his eyes again. The look of “I’m going to pin you down and screw you.”

 

“I didn’t mean to turn you on again,” Willow explained, trying to defuse the situation. She tried to wriggle away, but she just wound up grinding against him. He closed his eyes, his mouth opening in a silent hiss. “I’m not a tease. I’m not doing this to you on purpose.”

 

“You can’t help it, any more than I can help responding to it.” He was infatuated with her, craving the magick that sizzled within her blood. He’d tie her to him, and then he’d have the extra firepower he needed to rid the world of the Slayer once and for all.

 

“Sorry about hurting you,” she said apologetically. “You made me really angry, but I didn’t mean to hurt you. I don’t even know how I did it.”

 

“I do,” he replied. “You’ve come into your power.  It’s in you now, running through your veins.” He smiled at her, looking pleased. “I told you I could taste it.”

 

“I don’t understand,” Willow said. “Magick’s something you summon, not something you are.”

 

“You’ve got a lot to learn. There’s so much darkness inside you.” Spike’s face shifted, his eyes glowing yellow. “Just like me.”

 

Willow screamed and struggled to get away from him as he flipped her on her back, pinning her to the ground with the weight of his body.  Spike grabbed her chin and moved his mouth to cover hers, and she encountered the sharp feel of his fangs.   She held her eyes tightly shut, pretending he was Xander, or Oz.  Someone safe.  He moved his mouth away and shook her chin, forcing her to look at him.

 

“Open your eyes,” he commanded. “See me.” She did, and he locked her in with a forceful gaze. Willow was drawn into the alien amber of his eyes, the onyx pupils. ”‘What do you see, Willow?” he asked softly.

 

Images flashed through her mind. Spike in vamp face, snarling as he cracked the neck of a man in fatigues.  Buffy on her knees, crying. A dark haired woman tossing a skinny black box at the retreating back of a tall, blonde man.

 

“Deeper,” he said seductively. “Go deeper inside me, Willow.” Inside the yellow of his eyes were tiny bubbles, roiling across the surface like water at a brisk boil. She stared inside the bubbles, and found herself. Bucking in a pair of handcuffs, her hair sliding across a pillowcase as her mouth opened in a silent scream. Sitting cross-legged in a circle, her body glowing with a steady yellow light. Spike smiling down at her as he fastened a ruby necklace around her throat, the heavy chain cold against her skin. A wrist pressing to her lips, scarlet drops cascading down pale skin.

 

“Kiss me,” Spike whispered, and she moved her mouth to his, her hands clenching in his soft hair. “That’s it, my witch. “ Her tongue slid across the slick surface of his fangs, and she loved the way it felt.

 

Willow whimpered with need and Spike slid his cock between her legs.  He didn’t feel the same inside her; he felt larger and harder and rougher then he had before. The muscles of his shoulders were different, too, and the feel of his legs against hers. The knowledge of his monstrous features against her, within her, produced the rush of a bungee jump times infinity.

 

It was hard to catch her breath. She felt like she was drowning, being swept away by an undertow much stronger and faster than she was. “So tight,” he growled. He nipped her neck, and it felt good, another layer of sensation. It was surreal, having Spike, sliding in and out of her, his big hands clenching her hips.  It didn't seem real.

 

Willow whimpered as a wave of pleasure rolled through her, a strong tug from belly to breasts.  She cried out, thin, high noises that she didn’t even recognize.

 

“I love fucking you,” Spike muttered, his voice strained. “How slick and soft and warm you are. How your skin feels against mine. Those irresistible noises that you make.”

 

He kissed her as he moved in and out of her smoothly, their movements slow and fluid.  A feeling of bliss overtook her, the melty feeling she used to get when Oz rubbed her back for her.  But she didn’t want to think about him; she wanted to think about Spike. Just Spike. The fear of him receded, replaced by something tender.

 

His arms tightened around her as they kissed deeply. “You like my demon,” he said, whispering in her ear. “Turns you on.”

 

“It’s so strong and powerful,” she said. “I can feel it in you.” She pressed her hand to his chest, and he shuddered. 

 

“Like calls to like,” he said, and bit down on her neck, two tiny pinpricks sliding into her skin. A surge of adrenaline filled her, the fear of death combining with the rush of sex to produce a keen sharp euphoric high. She came with a shudder, swept away by a wave of pleasure mixed with pain.

 

Spike pulled his fangs from her neck and gasped, and a flood of wetness surged inside her.  They lay together, gently kissing, hands trailing along each other’s backs. “Did I hurt you?”

 

“It felt so good,” she said, wrapping her arms around his neck. “But how did you do it?”

 

“I don’t know,” he replied. “Could be it stopped working, could be because I didn’t want to hurt you.”

 

“You don’t want to hurt me?” she asked, running her hand across the back of his neck.

 

“Not unless you like it,” he said, smiling widely.

 

“I don’t know yet,” she whispered. “Let’s find out.” She bit down hard on his neck and he gasped.  She sucked hard and bit him, and he put her hand on his cock.

 

“I wanted to take you under with me, make you feel the way I do,” he whispered. “You crave me now, don’t you?”

 

“I want to be yours,” she whispered, kissing his chin and nuzzling his neck. “I want to feel you inside me again.”

 

Spike hissed with pleasure. “You make me so hot. All I want is to take you and drink you. You’re so sweet, with all those shadows underneath.” He pulled her face away from his neck and kissed her passionately. Willow dug her nails into his back as she jabbed her tongue against his fang, filling their mouths with the taste of her blood.

 

Someone knocked on the front door, and they both looked towards it. “Sod the dream date with Ken and Barbie,” Spike said, his voice low and sultry. “I’m not done with you yet, not nearly.”

 

“We have to go,” said Willow, pulling away. “We have to find out about the commandos, to keep you safe.”

 

“I’ve got a massive cockstand here,” Spike griped. “I can’t just-”

 

She slid down between his legs and closed her mouth around the head of his cock. “Willow,” he hissed, as she opened her throat and took him in, sucking hard around nearly his entire length.

 

She sucked hard as she massaged his balls with her hand, and Spike began to thrust in her mouth. “That’s it, baby,” he hissed. “So close now.”

 

The rapping at the door persisted. “Just a sodding minute!” Spike screamed out.

 

Willow slid her finger into his anus as she skimmed his length with her teeth. He came into her mouth with a loud moan, his hands twisted tightly in her hair.

 

Willow pulled away, wiping her mouth. “Coming!” she called out.  She put on her panties and tights, and stepped into her skirt. “Get dressed!” she whispered at Spike. He lay on his back on the pillows, his eyes closed. “Come on!” she said quietly, fastening her bra.  He blinked and got to his feet, walking towards the door.  She picked her sweater and looked at the deep vee neck with dismay. “Hurry up!” she hissed, rushing up the stairs.

 

Spike pulled on his pants and buttoned them. Still tasting Willow’s blood on his lips, he licked it away.  He put on his shirt and opened the door, revealing Riley and Buffy. “Evening,” he said smoothly.

 

“You guys ready to go?” asked Riley. “We’re running late.”

 

“I’ll just grab Willow,” Spike said, and closed the door in their faces. He grabbed his duster from the back of the couch and put it on. “Oi! Everyone’s waiting on you, Red,” he called up the stairs. He pulled on his boots, leaning over to tie the laces. Waiting for a minute, he charged up the stairs.

 

Willow was rummaging through Giles’ closet. She yanked a black turtleneck off a hanger and pulled it on over her bra. It was huge, the sleeves dangling inches below her fingertips and the hem above her knees.

 

“What’s wrong with your pink sweater?” Spike asked. “That shirt looks blooming ridiculous.”

 

She frowned. “I need to cover the bite mark.” She pulled up the neck of the shirt as far as it could go.

 

“Shame to cover up my brand,” he said. “Going to make a lovely scar.” His very own witch, powerful as hell and bound to him by thrall. He smiled, just thinking of the mayhem they would create.

 

“Come on, before she breaks the door down,” Willow said. She walked past him, rushing down the stairs. He followed her, watching as she grabbed a hideous knitted poncho from the coat rack and stepped outside.

 

She was waiting outside the door, and she locked it behind them. They turned and Buffy and Riley were sitting on the fountain in the courtyard, chatting.

 

“Sorry we kept you guys waiting,” Willow said brightly, taking Spike’s hand in hers. “Where are we going for dinner?”

 

“I made a reservation at Good Fortune,” explained Riley. “It’s just a few blocks away.”

 

“Sounds great,” chirped Willow.

 

“One of the finest establishments in this hustling metropolis, I’m sure,” commented Spike.  The quartet headed down the street.

 

 “I hope you guys are hungry,” Riley said. “This place has the best all-you can-eat Chinese buffet in Sunnydale.”

 

Spike looked at the large, muscled man next to him. “I’m starving,” he said with a big smile.

 

Willow looked at him nervously. “Well, you can just pig out at the buffet, and then if you’re still hungry, you can have a bite at home later.”  She grinned at Spike as he turned to look at her with raised eyebrows. Buffy turned and stared at Willow, her brow furrowing.

 

They stopped at a crosswalk, waiting for the light to turn green. “So, we haven’t officially met yet,” said Riley, turning to Spike.

 

“I’m Spike,” the vampire said agreeably.

 

“Spike?” Riley said with a frown. “As in, the guy Buffy was going to marry, Spike?”

 

“You know about that?” Spike asked, confused.

 

“Sort of,” Riley said. “Buffy said it was a joke.”

 

“It was,” Buffy explained. “Just a really- bad joke.”

 

“And now you’re dating Willow,” Riley said. “Or is that some kind of joke, too?”

 

“No,” Spike replied. “Nothing funny about that.”

 

The light turned green and they continued on. “How did you two meet?” asked Riley.

 

There was a long, awkward moment. “Spike’s in a band,” Buffy supplied.

 

“Right,” Spike said. “Drums.” He did an imaginary drum roll.

 

“So you’re a musician like Oz,” Riley said. “Did you two know each other?”

 

“Only by reputation,” Spike elaborated. “Hard act to follow, there.” His grip tightened on Willow’s hand and she squeaked. “Sorry, petal,” he murmured.

 

“No big,” she said, and he lifted her hand to his mouth, kissing the back of it.

 

“So you’re here with your band?” Riley asked.

 

“My band kind of- broke up,” Spike said. “Guess you could say I’m between gigs at the moment.”

 

“He’s staying with Giles until he gets his next move figured out,” Willow offered.

 

“I wouldn’t think Sunnydale would be a big draw for musicians,” Riley commented. “There are only a handful of venues here.”

 

“Oh, for my kind, this is Mecca,” Spike said. “You take your stand in Sunnydale, you’re a headliner.” He smiled at Buffy and licked his lips, and she glared at him.

 

“And you have family here, I guess?” Riley asked. Spike looked at him blankly. “How is Giles related to you?”

 

“Uncle,” Willow interjected. “Spike is staying with his good old uncle Giles.” Buffy smothered a snicker, turning it into a cough.

 

They walked down the block and reached the restaurant, two large statues of Hunan lions guarding the door.  “Three minutes to spare,” Riley said, looking at his watch. He held open the door.

 

“Riley really enjoys being prompt,” Buffy explained.

 

“He’s dating you, I imagine he needs to find his thrills where he can,” commented Spike, sotto voice.

 

The Slayer turned and flicked him off, and he waggled his tongue at her. “Pervert,” she mouthed.

 

They walked into the restaurant and waited at the hostess stand. Soon, they were escorted through the main dining area to a back room. The lighting was more dimly lit, and the room was empty. As soon as they were seated, Willow stood up and hung her poncho off the back of her chair. “I’ll be back in a minute,” she said, grabbing her backpack. She leaned over and pecked Spike on the lips.

 

“I’ll go with you,” Buffy said hurriedly. The two girls walked off in the direction of the bathroom.

 

“I wonder why they do that,” Riley said to Spike.

 

“Some bizarre herd instinct, I suppose,” Spike commented.

 

Riley sipped on his water. “I know this really isn’t any of my business,” he said. “And I’ve really given some thought to whether to say anything. But I really feel I need to.”

 

Spike looked at the other man. “Warning me off Willow, or something else?”

 

Riley blinked with surprise. “Willow.”

 

“She’s been hurt, she’s on the rebound, don’t hurt her, something like that?” Spike asked, tilting his head.

 

“That’s pretty much the gist,” Riley said. He toyed with a pair of chopsticks on the table. “I don’t know her very well myself. But I do know that Oz leaving really did a number on her.”

 

“And you don’t see why she’d pick a bloke like me to take up with, after a paragon like him?” Spike said dryly.

 

“It’s not that,” Riley said. “It’s just-” He paused, considering his words. “It was like something died inside her, after he left. She walked around like a zombie, her eyes blank. I mean, she walked out in front of a car-” He cut himself off.

 

Spike looked at him seriously. “You telling me Willow tried to off herself?”

 

“I don’t know that it was intentional,” Riley elaborated. “I’m just saying- be careful.”

 

“You’re saying she’s damaged,” Spike said.  He was in her head now; he knew the cracks in her mind firsthand. He could easily push on her weaknesses and shatter them himself.

 

“I’m saying that she’s vulnerable,” Riley explained. “This is not a girl who is up for a fun fling.”

 

In the ladies room, Willow was touching up her makeup while Buffy looked on. “What is going on?” Buffy asked, furrowing her brow.

 

“Well, right now I’m applying lip gloss,” Willow said. “Want some?” She extended the tube to her friend.

 

“I’m not talking about stupid lip gloss!” snapped Buffy.

 

“Nothing’s going on.” Willow frowned at her reflection and reached in her bag for a hairbrush, smoothing out her hair.

 

“You’re the worst liar in the entire world,” Buffy replied.

 

Willow laughed, the sound echoing off the tile. “Right. So says Miss ‘Spike’s in a band’.” She took a glass vial of patchouli out of her cosmetic bag and unscrewed it, applying it to her wrists. She lifted her hand to her neck and dabbed the oil on under her shirt. “Ouch!” she said, dropping her hand and wincing.

 

“What’s the matter?” Buffy asked, her eyes fixed on Willow’s neck.

 

“Nothing,” her friend replied, pulling up her turtleneck.

Quick as a flash, Buffy yanked it down, revealing Spike’s bite marks in the neck of her best friend.

“The evil bastard!”  Buffy hissed. She turned and grabbed the doorknob. “He is so dusted.”

 

“No, Buffy!” Willow said, grabbing her wrist. “Don’t!”

 

“He tried to kill you!” Buffy said angrily. “How can you defend him?”

 

“He wasn’t trying to kill me,” Willow said calmly. “It was a sexual thing, something we both wanted.”

 

Buffy pulled away with a jerk, looking at her friend with dismay.  “Gross! And suicidal, Willow!”

 

“No,” Willow said. “It was wonderful, and amazing.” She smiled at the memory, her face lighting up.

 

Her newly found bliss did not sit well with the Slayer. “I knew you were lying to me about him!” she exclaimed.  “I knew you had a crush on him.”

 

“I didn’t then,” Willow said. “But things are different now.”

 

“How could he even do it?” Buffy asked. “He’s not supposed to be able to bite anymore.”

 

“I’m glad he can,” Willow said. “I’ve never felt anything like it in my life.”

 

“That’s because it can make you dead,” Buffy snapped, her voice seething with anger. “I really hope Spike enjoys his meal, because that vamp has seen his last sunset.”

 

“You can’t kill him,” Willow said, looking earnestly into her friend’s eyes. “That’s just not going to happen.”

 

Buffy hugged the witch tightly. “Tomorrow, everything will be back to normal. I promise.”

 

“You can’t stake him,” Willow protested.

 

“Watch me,” Buffy replied.

 

“If you stake him, you may as well stake me too.” Willow’s face flooded with pain. “I don’t quite know how it happened- but I think I’m falling in love with him.”

 

Buffy looked at her in disbelief, and then snapped her fingers. “This is some kind of spell!” she exclaimed. “Like what you did to me! You did this, somehow.”

 

Willow clenched her hands together angrily. “It’s not a spell! We’re meant to be together, eternally.  How can you- trivialize it? He is my destiny, Buffy!”

 

“If I have to hear any more about this, I will stake myself,” Buffy said.  “This Spike love thing is so very over.” She turned and stormed out of the bathroom.

 

Willow ran after her through the dining room, and soon they reached their table. “Something wrong?” asked Riley, standing up.

 

“I’m not feeling well,” Buffy said. “Can you please go to the drugstore and get me some aspirin?”

 

Riley looked at her with concern. “Are you okay?”

 

“I have a bad headache from the MSG,” Buffy explained.

 

“You haven’t eaten anything,” Riley pointed out.

 

“Fumes,” the Slayer explained, waving a hand in the air.

 

“Are you going to be okay?” Riley asked, concerned.

 

“I’ll be fine,” Buffy said. Riley kissed her forehead and left the restaurant.

 

As soon as his back was turned, Buffy whipped a stake from her jacket.  Spike stood up, knocking his chair backwards. “Don’t do this,” Willow said. “I don’t want either of you to get hurt.”

 

The Slayer and the vampire ignored her, circling each other with deadly intent. “You never should have come back to Sunnydale, Spike,” Buffy said. “How many times do I have to smack you down before you figure out that you suck at being a bad guy?”

 

Spike laughed. “I am so sick of your crap, Slayer. You have got a serious kick in the ass coming.”  He tilted his head and smiled at her. “After I drink you dry, I think I’ll tear out the throat of Commando Boy. Teach him that his kind messed with the wrong demon.”

 

“‘Stop this,” Willow said angrily. “I love you both, but you’re pissing me off.”

 

“This ends now,” Buffy said adamantly, and lunged for Spike.

 

“No!” Willow yelled, and a bolt of red flew from her hands, hitting Buffy in the back. The Slayer hit the ground with a thud.

 

Willow grabbed Spike’s hand and pulled him through the restaurant. Out front, he stopped, digging in his heels. “I’m not running from the Slayer, damn it,” he said angrily. 

 

“You have to get out of town, now,” Willow insisted.

 

“I’m not the type to turn tail and run,” Spike said.

 

“Bullcrap,” Willow retorted. “You’ve done it at least twice that I know of!”

 

He looked affronted. “Well, I’m not doing it now. I came back here to take the Slayer down, and I’m not leaving till I do.”

 

“Spike, she’s going to kill you,” she said. “I don’t want her to kill you.”

 

He tucked a strand of hair behind her ear. “Miss me when I’m turned to dust, will you?” He looked into her eyes, the light tone betrayed by the serious expression.

 

“I’d be devastated if anything happened to you,” she admitted, her eyes soft.

 

He leaned in and kissed her, his hands cupping her face.  “You taste so good,” he said, covering her mouth with his again.  “You make me feel so good.” The kiss between them heated up.

 

“You have to go,” she said, pushing him away.

 

 “If it’s my time, so be it,” he said with a shrug. “ I’ve had a real good ride. Real good.”

 

“I don’t want either of you to get hurt,” Willow insisted. “You need to leave. Please.”

 

Spike looked at her for a moment. “Okay, I’ll go. One condition, though. You come with me.”

 

“I can’t come with you!” she protested.

 

“Come with me,” Spike said coldly, “and I won’t kill the Slayer.”

 

“You can’t kill Buffy,” she said. “She’ll kick your ass, again.”

 

“I’ve killed two Slayers,” he replied. “Believe me when I tell you, it’s just a matter of time before I do Buffy too.”

 

She looked at his deadly serious face. “Please don’t.”

 

“Then distract me, give me something else to do. Come with me to New Orleans,” said Spike. “Get you the best teachers of the dark arts; you’ll learn how to use your power. We’ll live like royalty, and you’ll not want for anything. You’ll love the beignets and the music, and I’ll have hot and cold running tourists. It’ll be grand, baby.” He smiled affectionately. “The most powerful witch the world has ever known and the baddest master vampire on the block. We’ll be unstoppable.”

 

“I can’t just give up my whole life here,” she protested. “My parents, my friends…” Suddenly, she stopped, blood trickling out her nose. “Oh, Spike,” she said, knees buckling.

 

He caught her as she fell. “No more magick till you get a teacher. This is no good, petal.”

 

“I’ll be fine,” she insisted. “I’m fine.”

 

“You need to rest,” Spike said, concerned.  He wiped the blood from her nose and licked his fingers. “I’ll take you back to Giles’.”

 

 “We need to go to my parent’s house,” she explained. “They live near the university. I can get my things, and we can get out of town before Buffy finds us.”

 

They headed back to Spike’s car and got in. He steered the DeSoto through the streets of Sunnydale until they pulled up in front of Willow’s home. The house was dark, no cars in the driveway. “They’re in Prague,” Willow explained. “One of Mom’s conferences.”

 

Spike got out of the car and looked around. “This is where you grew up? Very Ozzie and Harriet.”

 

Willow slammed the car door shut. “Only with a Hellmouth and demons.” They walked up to the front door and Willow unlocked it. “Come on in,” she invited, and they stepped into the foyer. She closed the door with a slam and walked upstairs, Spike following. Flicking on the light for her room, she opened the closet door and pulled out a suitcase, laying it on the bed.

 

“Cute little fluffy room,” Spike said, walking around and examining her books and knickknacks.

 

There was a pile of mail on her bed, and Willow leafed through it. Opening a large padded envelope, she pulled out something, closing her fingers around it. She stood still as a statue, not moving.

 

“I see you like Faulkner,” Spike commented. “Never could quite get into him at all.” He turned and looked at her, taking in her blank stare and shaking hands.

 

“What’s the matter?” Spike asked. He walked to her side, pulling the bag out of her hand and tilting it. A pile of pictures and letters came tumbling into his hands. The photos showed Willow in many moods, happy, studying, talking to Xander. One picture he especially liked, Willow in profile, looking out a window.  There were a few objects in there as well, a white garter, a pair of tiny silver earrings, and large quartz crystal. He stuffed the contents back in the envelope and shoved the lot in the pocket of his duster.

 

Willow stared ahead of her into nothingness. Spike pried open her hand, revealing a silver key chain decorated with an embossed wolf’s head. “All My Love, Willow,” he read off the engraved back. He looked at Willow, her eyes wet and lip trembling. “He’s not worth it,” he said, his face tight. “The beastie’s not worth your tears.”

 

“It hurts so much,” she said, starting to cry. “Why did he leave me?”

 

“Because he’s a bleeding idiot,” Spike said, closing his arms around her.

 

Willow cried and cried, soaking the front of his shirt as he held her tightly. “I’ve lost everything. I feel like I keep falling, and I never hit the ground.”

 

“I’ve got you,” he replied roughly. “I caught you, and you belong to me now, sweet girl.”

 

“No!” Willow protested. “My heart belongs to Oz. He’s the one I love.” She turned away from him, her hands covering her face.

 

Spike looked at her, confused. The thrall was losing its strength; she was pulling out of it, the connection lessening.  “You love me,” he reminded her. “I’m the one you love now.”

 

 She spun, her hands clenched into fists. “This is just- fucking! It’s not the real thing. It’s taking something wonderful and making it all dark and twisted.”

 

Spike’s lip curled.   He was losing patience with her, and he couldn’t risk another bolt of magick hurting either of them. With a sweep of his hand, he swept the mail and the suitcase off the bed.  He turned to Willow and pulled off her poncho, tossing her on the bed. “Stop it!” she cried out, struggling to get up.

 

He knelt in front of her and pulled Giles’ huge shirt past her fingertips. “This was mighty practical of you, Red.”

 

“What are you talking about?” she asked, looking up at him with wet eyes.

 

With a tug, he ripped off the sleeve and, taking her wrist, tied her to the headboard. “Don’t do that!” she said, fighting him with punches and kicks.  He ignored her, tearing off the other sleeve, and tied down her other wrist.  He ripped the collar off the turtleneck and slid it over her head, covering her eyes like a blindfold.   “I’ll still know it’s you,” she hissed. “You can do what you want, but I won’t be thinking of you.  I don’t want you.”

 

Spike growled. “You bloody will, sweetheart.”

 

“I hate you.” She cried, her tears sliding out form beneath the blindfold. “You’re a monster.”

 

“I’m your monster now.” He stripped off his duster and his clothing and hovered over her. Sliding off her panties, he pulled off her striped tights, leaving her bare. She kicked at him, and he grabbed her leg and tightened his grip until she whimpered in pain. “Kick me again and I’ll show you how much of a monster I can be.”

 

“I’ll never love you,” she said. “Never.”

 

“Love is overrated,” Spike said gruffly, ripping open what was left of her shirt, and tugging off her bra, ripping the thin lace. Spike kissed down her body; slow sucking kisses that left tiny red bruises in their wake. He bit her thighs and made her scream, moving his mouth between her legs, licking and sucking before settling in to slowly tongue her clit.

 

“Stop,” Willow whimpered. “Please.”

 

He pulled away and hovered over her, a satisfied smile on his face. “Tell me you want me,” he said. “Tell me you want this.”

 

“I don’t, not with you,” she insisted.

 

He pulled the blindfold off her face and looked into her eyes. “Look inside,” he said. “See what we will be, love.”

 

She saw a city at night, a thousand sparkling lights spread before her. Spike crying out in orgasm, his face awash in bliss. A crystal glass of champagne, shimmering in candlelight.  “Spike,” she whispered. Her eyes gleamed with happiness, her face lighting with a smile.

 

“Witch,” he replied, kissing her lips. She responded warmly, pressing her body against his.

 

 “I want to feel you,” Willow said. “I need you.” She stared deeply into his eyes.  He quickly ripped away her bonds, releasing her. Once free, she wrapped her arms around him, her hands sliding down his back. “Will you stay with me?” she asked. “Will you promise not to leave?”

 

Yes,” Spike promised as he rolled, putting her on top of him. “We will never part. You’ll never be alone, Wicca, and neither will I." He vamped out and bit his wrist, the blood pooling on his skin.Putting her wrist to his mouth, she drank unbidden, her tongue licking along the edges of the cut.

 

She sank down on his cock, moving up and down. They stared into each other’s eyes as they moved in slow rhythm, their bodies joined twice over.  The thrall stoked both demon and magick, strengthening each one. 

 

"We will set the world on fire, petal," he said. The connection Spike had initiated blazed from demon to witch, filling them both with a dark ecstasy.

 

Willow moved her mouth away, her lips tinged with his blood.  “Will you turn me now?” she asked. “Will you make me what you are?” She tilted back her neck, baring the skin where his mark already laid.  He wasn’t sure if it was the culmination of thrall, or her broken heart, or her own version of suicide that drove her. In the end, it didn’t really matter. She wanted eternity, and the thought of a future with her beside him, within him, empowering him, was even more addictive then her blood. His features shifted, and he rolled her on her back, leaning in to claim her forever.

 

The door slammed open, and something whizzed by the bed. A metal ball landed on the floor, thick smoke pouring out of it.

 

Spike pulled out of Willow and shoved her behind him. “It’s the commandos!”  White bolts of electricity streamed across his body as he screamed, and he slid to the floor in a jumbled heap.

 

Willow scrambled backwards off the bed, pulling the sheet to cover herself. She bumped into something. “Looks like Hostile 17 found himself a little girlfriend,” said an acid voice, and then a jolt of electricity flooded through Willow.

 

-TBC-

 

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