A River Called Denial
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Xander seems to be having trouble concentrating.
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- Part 1 of A River Called Denial
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Spike was bored, lonely and horny as hell; the Ramones banging around the inside of his skull the only company he’d had for what seemed like forever. But when he decides to have a wank in the cemetery, it turns out he isn't as alone as he thought.
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- Part 2 of A River Called Denial
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Anya had assured him The Lady was bought and paid for, and if she was going to spend two weeks away on this buying expedition, the least Anya could do was find a nice warm place for Xander to keep his penis.
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- Part 3 of A River Called Denial
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He didn’t feel comfortable telling Anya that he was starting to think that he might be bisexual, but he wasn’t sure if that was because he was afraid of hurting her, or if he was afraid she’d want to invite some random stranger into their bed, just to see what happened.
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- Part 4 of A River Called Denial
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Not that he wasn’t enjoying the sensation – the heat of anticipation was a powerful motivator; but teasing Xander the way he had been all night did have its drawbacks. The more aroused Xander got watching Spike in full-on seduction mode, the harder Spike got from watching Xander squirm.
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- Part 5 of A River Called Denial
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He wondered if Spike’s nipples were as sensitive as his were. Closing his eyes, he imagined licking and sucking on them, making them tighten with pleasure. Would Spike gasp if he ran his teeth over them lightly? Would he ask for more?
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- Part 6 of A River Called Denial
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Confirmation Received (The Loud and Clear Mix) by dustandroses
Fandoms: Buffy the Vampire Slayer
02 Jun 2011
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Spike knew Xander was outside the door of his crypt because he could hear his heart beating loud and fast, his breathing rushed and shaky. He smelled him as well; his scent a mix of panic, nerves and overwhelming desire.
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- Part 7 of A River Called Denial
