Indigo
Overture – Chapter Nine
Rating: Eventually NC17 – for this chapter – R to be
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The bike
shifted as Buffy settled behind him, her legs brushing against his as she
scooted forward. She jiggled her feet
onto the pegs while every inch of Spike’s body reminded him that she was
touching him. A lot.
Maybe this wasn’t the most brilliant idea.
Shrugging the
thought away, he gave it a little gas then squeezed the brakes to make sure the
chain didn’t have any plans on flying off again. Buffy slammed into his back with a surprised
grunt, her inner thighs clamping around his hips.
Well, he’d
never been one for thinking things through, yeah?
“You better
hold on, Goldilocks,” he said, and when her lithe little arms wrapped around
his middle, he could only think one thing as took off. Not tight enough.
He opened the
throttle, satisfied when her arms and legs pinched him tightly from behind, her
pert little breasts pressing into his back.
“Too tight?” she asked uncertainly.
“No, you’re
fine,” he called back, loudly enough for her to hear.
He sped them
through the grass and trees, away from the picnic, from Angel, from reality.
Buffy tilted
back her head to drink in the sunshine.
Wind in her face and sun on her skin.
Yeah, this was just what the doctor ordered. She laced her fingers together in front of
Spike, feeling his muscles flex responsively beneath her touch.
Spike ducked
into a series of turns, and she tightened her arms against his sides.
“Chicken,” he
teased and she deliberately let go with a snort. He downshifted and she grabbed him again,
scowling at his neck when his chuckle rumbled back to her.
“Jerk,” she
said, glad she was behind him so he couldn’t see her grin.
Spike leaned
into another turn, biting his lip as she tucked her body closer to move with
him. Made him think of all the girls
he’d ridden with before, ones that sat like planks of wood or even worse,
wobbled back and forth like apes in comas. Buffy rode like she fought, smooth
and tight. Made a bloke wonder what
other activities she could blow your mind with.
“Look!” Buffy
shouted, and he frowned at the absence of her left arm which was now pointing
at the horizon.
In the
distance, he saw Anya and Xander on their way back. She, with a lunatic grin and the engine at
full throttle, blazing her own trail through the grass. Xander, white as a sheet, but happier than
he’d ever seen the boy, his helmet tucked tightly against Anya’s, his palms on
her thighs.
Spike heard
Buffy giggle against his neck. Well, he
felt it more than heard it, a tickling heat against the back of his neck that
made him dizzy. With her arms now
crossed over him and her breath on his neck, he’d wager this was as close to
heaven as he was likely to get.
Buffy squeezed
her eyes shut when they crested the next hill, curling her fingers into Spike’s
side as they soared down the steep grade, Buffy’s stomach somersaulting all the
way. He tensed and she opened her eyes,
pouting in confusion.
“Hey? You
okay?” she asked, giving him a little poke which made him tense more.
“Fine,” he
coughed, though a chill was running over his skin.
Buffy held on
tighter, her hands pressing into his abdomen, like a cat kneading in
contentment. Every little press of her
fingers was sending another flick of fire and ice up his spine, his muscles
convulsing beneath her touch.
“You sure?”
she asked curiously as she experimentally waggled her fingers against his
sides.
“Yes!” Spike
barked impatiently, but Buffy grinned as he twitched again. All that muscle tightening wasn’t exactly the
worse thing a girl could feel, but Buffy knew it wasn’t just random
flexing.
Someone’s ticklish.
She bumped her
helmet into his back, snickering into the soft fabric of his shirt as they
rumbled over a rough patch of ground.
Spike bit his
lip as they bounced over the rutted section of path, the fiberglass of her
helmet pressed against his shoulder blades.
Her nails flicked against the tender flesh of his sides as she dug in a
little tighter.
“A little too
tight, luv,” he said, trying for a casual tone.
“Oh,” she said
innocently, stilling her fingers then poking his rib with a wiggling digit,
“Like this?”
“Oi!” he
barked, jerking abruptly enough to jog them left of the path. As he tugged the wheel back, he snarled, “Not
exactly what I had in mind.”
Buffy
chuckled, “How about this, Spikey?”, she teased, prodding him again. Spike jerked, cursing under his breath as he
pushed the engine faster, dipping the bike a little recklessly down the
hills. Buffy’s hands stilled and her
arms tightened. With a satisfied grin,
he sped into a turn at a terrifying speed, braking at the last possible moment
so that the back tire spit dirt as they made the arc.
He eased up,
the engine softening to a purr as they glided along, and Buffy’s arms
relaxed. “Crazy much?” she said to his
back.
“It worked,
didn’t it?” he said testily, and she immediately pinched him.
Spike jerked
away and narrowed his eyes. When her
laughter floated up to him, he bit back a curse and abruptly pulled left to
take an unexpected jump.
Buffy startled
and squeezed her legs against his hips, abandoning the crazy finger tap
dancing. Spike sighed in relief as she
moved her hands in front of him again.
Good. Much better.
Then, he felt
a single fingernail scrape the thin material of his t-shirt just above his
navel.
“You really
don’t learn, do you?” he said, reaching back with his hand to swat her arm
away. She clutched her hand to her chest to avoid his smacking.
“Guess not!”
Buffy said, her hand traveling up his spine like she was doing scales on the
piano.
He held his
breath, torn between being ticklish enough to shudder and turned on enough
to…well, yeah, shudder would work there too.
Before he could react, she pushed her little nails in and he jerked
forward.
“Quit menacing
me, woman!” he warned, but she just giggled into his shoulder.
Spike
grumbled, gunning the engine fiercely over the next hill as he headed off the
path into a cluster of trees.
Time to pay, princess.
Buffy closed
her eyes tight as they flew down the steep grade, holding her breath as the
fear and excitement swirled through her.
They hit bottom hard, Spike pulling a left that would have given Evel Knievel
a coronary. Buffy scowled at the back of
his neck playfully and resumed her fun.
Both hands
grabbed at his ribs and he twitched left and right, trying to avoid her
touch. The snorts of his laughter fell
behind him, trailing into the noise of the bike.
“You’re
pissing me off!” he said through his laughter.
Yeah,
you sound real pissed, wanker.
“I totally
rule,” she mocked, sighing in satisfaction as she relaxed her grip.
Oh, we’ll see
about that. Spike curled his tongue
behind his teeth and cracked the throttle wide open, yanking the handlebars
hard enough to pop the front wheel off the ground. Buffy gasped, her limbs suddenly holding him
like a vice grip. Satisfied, Spike
smirked and pumped the rear brake to set the wheel back on the ground.
“Are you
insane?!” she shrieked, smacking his flank forcefully.
Spike nodded,
“Barking mad,” he tossed back at her, “Best not to toy with me.”
She felt her
face flush, as she pursed her lips irritably.
She loosened her hold, eyes focused on the straight line of his
shoulders. The moment they relaxed, she
dove both hands in, flicking every last one of her nails over his ribs.
“I warned
you!” he growled, reaching behind his back to flail for one of her hands. His fingers caught her, wrapping hard around
her wrist, but she pulled free, snickering at her success and sticking her
tongue out at the back of his head.
He lunged for
her hand again, but she was too quick, switching sides faster than he could while
still driving them. “Sod it,” he hissed,
punching the front brake so hard that the back wheel hopped off the ground in a
stoppie.
Buffy shrieked
and squeezed her arms so tight, Spike could barely breathe. His grin faded quickly into something dangerously
different when the momentum inched her thighs up over his own. The little maneuver was waking up parts of
him better left alone, so Spike let off the brake.
He gunned the
engine as the back tire slammed into the ground and Buffy shuffled her legs
back into a position that made her feel a little less “Scarlett on the
Staircase”.
“You pig!” she
shouted, her heart pounding so hard she wondered if she would hear her ribs
rattling if it was quiet.
“You asked for
it,” he said with a shrug that came close to pissing her off. Her thighs were still sizzling from the
coarse rub of his jeans against them, but she shook her head, intent on putting
said pig in his place.
Buffy tiptoed
her fingers up his sides, ignoring his shudder and the instant increase in
speed until she was just under his arms.
Then she leaned in, tickling hard and blowing on the back of his neck at
the same time.
He swerved
left, nearly ramming them into a tree before zipping right in the nick of time.
“Geeze, keep
us in one piece, will ya?!” she laughed, her hot breath sending an endless
frisson through his bloodstream as he groaned in frustration.
Spike grunted
as her attack continued. She squirmed
behind him, fingers raking from his hips to his armpits, the sensation cresting
to exquisite torture. He pushed the
engine for all it was worth, willing the speed to dull the feeling. Buffy tugged at the edges of his shirt,
pulling it out just enough to scrape her nails on the sliver of flesh above his
jeans.
Alright, pet. Game over.
Buffy gasped
as Spike abruptly threw the front brakes again, the back wheel chirping up and
bouncing down as they skidded to an abrupt stop in a tree-dotted glen.
The engine
died and they were enveloped by a sudden wave of quiet, interrupted by Spike’s
low rumble, “Get off the bike.”
“What?” she
blinked, totally confused by his sudden reaction and still pressed so close to
him from the stop that she could feel his heartbeat through the thin cotton of
his t-shirt and smell the Irish Spring soap that he always used. Of course, she really didn’t want to think
about the afternoon in the grocery store she’d spent curiously sniffing soap
packages until she figured that out.
“Get. Off.
The. Bike.” he repeated with a low growl, as he pushed the kick stand down.
Her eyes wide,
Buffy gingerly got off the bike, taking off her helmet and turning to him,
hands on her hips, “Boy, you got bad moody fast.”
He
meticulously removed his sunglasses, resting them and his cigarettes on the
handlebars before he flicked a curious
eye at her. Buffy saw the spark of mischief in that eye, “Did I?”
Like a flash
of lightning, he was right in front of her, the five inches of height he had on
her growing impossibly as he stalked forward, jaw clenched tightly.
Buffy dropped
her helmet and backed up automatically, stuttering out awkward steps through
the patchy grass.
“What are you
doing?” she asked, as he moved ever closer, head lowered, lips curled in
amusement.
Buffy’s back
hit a tree and she put up her hands instinctively, her palms meeting the
relentless surface of his chest.
“What am I
doing?” he repeated rhetorically, tilting his head, the sun behind him creating
strange shadows on his features, “I’m…” he purred slowly, leaning in so close
that her throat felt tight and her knees started to give, “…getting,” he
continued, his eyes glittering hazardously, “….even.”
Buffy sucked
in a tight breath as he plunged his hands forward, long fingers digging
expertly in that horribly ticklish place just above her hips. Shock and a really unwanted sense of
disappointment washed out in a wave of giggles.
Now what? Fight or flight? Probably both.
Buffy kneed at
his thigh, Spike’s hands plunging instinctively between his legs in case she
miscalculated. “Sucker!” she said, then
whooped as she slid right, breaking into a dead run.
“You better
run, little girl!” he shouted, sprinting after her. She sucked in breaths and pumped her legs for
all they’d give her.
She was sure
she had out-distanced him, absolutely sure of it. When she turned to check, she was just in
time to witness his tackle. Together,
they tumbled to the ground with grunts.
“Ow,” he said, and she snickered, quickly standing up and checking for
grass stains as he slowly stood, rubbing his head.
“We’re
supposed to be riding, not fighting,” she reminded him as she bent her knees.
“We’re always fighting,” he said, and she
launched a kick towards his jaw. His
head jerked left and he caught her ankle in his long fingers, “Ah ah,” he said
with a shake of his head, lifting her up and dumping her unceremoniously on the
ground.
“Aw, the
little kitten went boom,” he mocked, before pouncing on her like a panther.
His knees hit
the ground on either side of her waist, his tongue touching his teeth as
fireworks exploded in the pit of her stomach.
His hands raked the tender flesh of her ribs with an intensity that sent
her snorting with laughter.
“Next time,
try your tricks on someone less big and bad,” Spike sing-songed as his fingers
tickled up and down her sides. She
laughed and gasped, laughing with the tickles, gasping when his thumbs grazed
the sides of her breasts.
“Now I know
why you don’t wear the helmet,” she managed to sputter, landing two swift
punches in his gut that sent him reeling, “That ego doesn’t fit in there, does
it?” she finished, pulling her knees into her chest then launching them forward
into his shoulders, effectively knocking him the rest of the way to the
ground.
His head
smacked the dirt hard enough to make him see stars and he decided at that
moment that there wasn’t anything hotter than a girl who could kick your ass.
“Good move,”
he complimented, catching her wrists as she dove towards him. As he lurched to his feet, dragging her with
him, he added, “Just not good enough.”
Buffy grunted,
her smile wild as she kicked at his thighs.
He swung her easily off target with her arms, “Might want to think about
eating something,” he jeered, with a pointed glance at her dainty waist, “Good
thing I have a hold of you else a stiff breeze might whisk you away.”
“I hate you,”
she said unconvincingly, eyes glittering with humor as she landed a sloppy kick
to his shin.
“Feeling’s
mutual, luv,” he teased back, before releasing her hands abruptly. He lunged in before she could react, taking
her waist and plucking her off the ground.
Spike tossed
her over his shoulder so fast that by the time Buffy’s vision cleared, she was
staring at the denim-clad ass of Spike.
Admittedly, not the worst thing on earth to look at.
“See?” he said
bouncing her gently, “You could really stand a donut or two, pet.”
“Put me down!”
she howled through her laughter, hammering at his butt and legs with her
fists. Spike jostled her on his shoulder
to keep her flailing weight properly distributed.
Spike locked
his arms around her golden legs, fingers poking at the sensitive skin on the
backs of her knees, “Tickle you more?
Why, Buffy Summers, you’re insatiable,” he said, his accent clipping
into something polished.
“I’m serious!”
she screamed, sounding anything but serious, with her snorts and cackling. In desperation, she aimed for the one defense
she had left. Spike gasped as her teeth
clamped onto his leg just beneath his ass, a shock of white hot fire zipping up
his spine.
“Jesus!” he
hissed under his breath as he stumbled to his knees.
Still laughing
like a kid, Buffy’s hands braced her own fall.
She flipped her feet over her head, using an awkward handspring to
escape. Still panting on the ground, he
jolted forward as she pinched his ribs from behind.
“Who’s the big
and bad now?” she asked, straddling his ass as he lurched forward face first
into the ground. She dug into his spine
with both hands.
“Bitch!” he
stuttered through a completely unmanly chorus of squeals and laughter.
“That would be
bitch in charge, thank you,” she corrected, still intent on her task when Spike
grunted and rolled over beneath her, leaving her straddling his middle.
“No,” he
disagreed, “Just bitch.” Then he dug
into her ribs, sticking out his tongue as she arched her back, her laughter
raining down over him.
She shrieked
in a breath as she leaned forward, double fisting the front of his shirt. Before she could use any advantage the
shirt-hold was giving her, Spike rolled her to her back, biting his lip when
her thighs clamped around him.
“Fine,” she
said, reaching for his stomach, “I might be a bitch, but you’re getting your
ass kicked by a girl.”
She tickled
him mercilessly, and Spike shuddered, arching his hips away from her.
“You’re a
cocky little thing,” he mused through gritted teeth, grabbing her wrists and
dragging her hands up over her head, pressing down with his pelvis to pin her
completely. Which was all in all, maybe
not the best move.
“You’re one to
talk,” she said, and his eyes went wide.
Fortunately, she did not glance towards his zipper, but in his split
second of hesitation, she did manage to swing a leg out and maneuver a knee
with impressive grace to the center of his chest. Buffy pushed hard and he fell onto his
back.
Spike ground
his teeth as he tried to get a handle on the piece of him that had a whole
different spin on this fight.
“Sod off, will
you?” he snapped at his cock, but thinking he meant the words for her, Buffy stuck out her tongue at him. He tried to sit up, but she scrambled
forward, pouncing on his torso. She
punched him in the chest, then pinched at his sides.
Spike flailed helplessly
beneath her, trying to ward off her attacks with his arms. He was grunting more and laughing less as her
bouncing started sending flashes of light behind his closed eyes.
“Quit it,” he
tried to warn, his jaw tensing ridiculously as her hands roamed all over his
torso, little flicks of fingernails across his stomach, and endless tickling
across his chest.
“God, look at
you,” she mocked, fat tears rolling down her cheeks from her laughter, “You’re
twitching and totally at my mercy.”
No shit.
Spike groaned
at her ministrations, digging his heels into the ground as she wriggled on top
of him.
“Quit!” he
growled desperately, his hands flying to her hips as he jerked suddenly
upright. Buffy’s legs shifted forward
and just like that he was trapped beneath the scorching heat of her core.
Buffy gasped
and Spike groaned, their eyes locking together as her hands found purchase on
his shoulders. She opened her mouth to
speak, but nothing came. Spike’s eyes
burned through her with an intensity that scared her. Then again, now that they were chest to chest
and she on his lap with her legs on either side of his hips, a lot of things
were getting scary. Moving was
scary. Breathing was scary. And sitting there with his pelvis pressing
into her bottom and his impossibly hard shoulders tightening beneath her palms
was downright terrifying. It dawned on
her that she really ought to disentangle herself.
Spike tilted
his head, taking her in. The sight of
her was beyond description, daylight filtered thorough that golden hair of
hers. Her whole face was reflecting some
unearthly light, as if she’d tapped into the sun and it was running through her
veins.
Perfection. He was drowning in those big soulful eyes,
something swelling and straining behind his ribs. She licked her lips and he held his breath,
moved to a place where reason is only for hindsight. He curled his fingers into her jeans, sighing
as her lashes fluttered. His blood
roared and his heart screamed, and it was enough to gap the distance between
danger and disaster.
Haven’t felt this in forever, He thought, wetting his own lips and
leaning forward, Not since…
Spike’s eyes
flew open and jerked back so hard and fast that he dumped Buffy on the ground
between his legs.
Drusilla.
Buffy’s
shoulders tensed as her butt hit the ground.
Oh, God. I almost.
He almost. *We* almost.
Her eyes
flicked to him warily, but his expression was very different. What the hell had just happened? There had been tickling and wrestling and
then…almost. Buffy let that thought
trail away, her eyes guiltily seeking his again.
Yeah, now what. “Gee, Spike, did we almost just kiss, or am I
really just so hard up for a good roll in the hay that I’m imagining things
with my fighting buddy?”
Maybe she had
imagined it, but the slickness between her legs was telling a different
story. Spike wasn’t giving anything away
now. Something dark and unreadable had
shadowed his features.
His eyes
drifted away from her, leaving her strangely cold, despite the still aching
heat in places no Spike-related aching heat belonged. Shaken by her traitorous body, she crossed
her arms over her chest and avoided looking at him.
“What is it?”
she asked, her whisper like a crack of thunder in the silence.
“Nothing,” he
said, his voice low and wavering. She’d
never heard him like this before. He
sounded defeated. Or afraid.
“You’re just a
sore loser,” she tried desperately, but the playful jab was like dead weight on
her lips. The game was over, and
something about that seemed terribly final.
When she
tapped enough courage to look up, Spike leveled her with a stare that
frightened her. She felt like a
stranger; or an enemy. Iron walls slid
up behind his eyes and Buffy frowned dismally.
“We should get
back,” he said coolly, then with a shake of his head, slapped his trademark
smirk into position as he lumbered to his feet, “Can’t have Angel looking for
you.”
Buffy winced
at the words, concern about Spike’s new coolness fading to her own issues. What the hell was she doing here? Here, romping around in the grass tickling Spike while her boyfriend was mingling with the music people that she was supposed
to be getting a job with. Shame crept up
her neck the way darkness took over his mood as she nodded and climbed to her
feet.
They made
their way back to the bike, Buffy retrieving her helmet while he started the
engine. Buffy climbed on quickly, heavy
with guilt as her trembling hands worked to fasten the helmet strap. She worried her lip, hesitantly reaching
around his waist because there was nothing else to hold on to.
He started the
bike and she closed her eyes, feeling her shame like a bowling ball in her
stomach as they made their way back to the real world. Buffy kept her hands tightly fisted, her
knuckles aching at the pressure.
Spike was
done. That much he was absofuckinglutely
sure of. No more sparring, or flirty
banter, and definitely no more tickling.
It had gone too far. Way too far.
He gritted his
teeth and drove hard, the bike slicing a straight path back through the land
while his body still buzzed with her closeness.
He focused on the horizon, on the slender ribbon of smoke that promised
the picnic was just a few more hills away.
All the while, he rejected the image of her that was flashing constantly
in his mind. He kicked her face away
again and again, and with it the all too familiar flutter in his chest that
warned him of something he didn’t want to think about, something he wasn’t
about to let himself feel.
Spike cursed
into the wind as he felt a warm rush when her helmet bumped clumsily against
his back. After the last agonizing hill,
they pulled into the park, grinding to a halt inches from the trailer. Buffy got off
quickly, and Spike hopped off the bike as if the thing was
on fire, slamming down the kickstand.
Buffy removed her helmet, watching out of the corner of her eye as Spike ripped his pack of
cigarettes from his pocket and lit one with shaking hands. She noticed his nearly crushed pack of gum
had dropped out in his search for the cigarettes.
“You dropped
this,” she said quietly, and he lifted his eyes to see her holding his pack of
Big Red chewing gum. And damn it all to
hell, it was still there. Sinking in his
gut and closing up his throat as he stared into those stupid green eyes of
hers.
“Thanks,” he
said tersely, looking off to the side, tucking the gum into his pocket.
Spike watched
out of the corner of his eye as she frowned down at her outfit, brushing off
the bits of grass and checking her ass for grass-stains, which were definitely
there, though he really didn’t fancy thinking about that bit too much.
With a bitter
sigh, Spike turned to the trailer, pulling his Live Bait embossed black sweatshirt
from the rail where he had left it earlier.
He turned to see Buffy flushed and nervous, trying her best to
discreetly rub at the stains that weren’t going anywhere.
“Here,” he
said absently, tossing the sweatshirt at her.
She caught the
material and glanced at him furtively.
He shrugged and sucked at his cigarette, “You can tie it around your
waist.”
Buffy turned
scarlet as she nodded, tying the shirt around her waist, then running her hands
over her tousled hair. Damage control
complete, she bit her lip and braved a look at the silent statue that he’d
become.
“I’m going to
go find Angel,” she said softly, gaze lowering to the ground as she toed the
dirt, “Thanks for the ride, Spike.”
“Yeah,” he
said with a bitter laugh, turning away from her and calling casually over his
shoulder, “You should grab a bratwurst for the road or something.”
When he heard
her begin to move away, Spike followed her with his eyes, watching her walk
away in silence. He clenched his fists
so hard that his fingernails bit cruelly into his palms, allowing himself one
last sigh before he retreated behind his stoicism. He inhaled a mouthful of
smoke, rubbing his eyes tiredly beneath his shades.
“Be careful,
there,” he heard and whipped around, shocked to see Oz crouched in the open
door of the van. He was retrieving a
sweatshirt for himself, and by the looks of it, one for Red. Spike realized the
temperature had dropped several degrees.
Good thing he had his misery to keep him warm.
“Didn’t see
you,” Spike said coolly, then after another long hard draw from his cigarette
added, “Be careful of what?”
Oz smiled a
little and stared off in the direction Buffy had walked. Spike cocked his head and leveled a deadly
glare at him, “Nothing to be careful of.”
“Nothing?” Oz
asked gently, stepping out of the van and closing the door.
“Not a
thing,” Spike ground out, exhaling a
curl of blue smoke into the air.
Oz nodded,
wadding the sweatshirts beneath his arm, “Okay.” He walked in the direction of the picnic
tables, then paused, turning over his shoulder, “Oh, Spike?”
“Yeah?”
“You have
grass in your hair.”
“Fucking
hell,” Spike cursed running his hands through his curls irritably.
He crushed the
last half of his cigarette under the heel of his boot and waited for the picnic
to be over. Four hours and half a bottle
of scotch later, he was still fighting the golden image of that stupid girl, with
her stupid eyes and her stupid bouncing hair.
He tipped his head back on his couch, grateful to at least be home and
blessedly alone.
He tapped the
volume on the remote until the screams of the Ramones shook off the memory of
her laughter. He almost didn’t hear the
doorbell. Probably wouldn’t have if it
hadn’t been ringing over and over in a mindless little jingle, as if someone
was trying to play an annoying song. Not
in the mood for company, he stood, ready to tell whoever it was to shove off
real quick-like.
Spike rubbed a
hand absently over his face, noticing the grass stains on the t-shirt he still
hadn’t changed. He stumbled to the door,
taking another gulp from his bottle before swinging the door wide.
His visitor
was a familiar leggy blonde, with a six-pack of beer dangling from her red
tipped fingers. She blinked
flirtatiously and let her tongue touch her full bottom lip meaningfully,
“Hiya, Blondie
Bear. You up for some company?”
Spike blinked
away the fuzzy edges of his drunkenness and sighed as he took in Harmony’s long
curvy silhouette in his doorframe. He
opened his mouth to answer, but she walked past him with a wink before he could
form any words. Spike exhaled and closed
the door.
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