A/N: Up until now, each chapter has had one narrator, and most have been divided into three sections. This and future chapters will be divided into shorter sections, and each section will have a different narrator. Hopefully it’s not too confusing for anyone. The narrator will be named at the head of each section, as per usual.
And an additional disclaimer: I actually picked a name off the hospital website for a doctor in this chapter, as I seem to be running out of creativity when it comes to naming my ever-expanding cast of characters. I mean no infringement on his life; and as I have never met him, the character likely bears no resemblance to the real person, and it is not intended to. If you are him, or have met him, and feel that he is being represented unfavorably, I apologize.
Disclaimer: The narrator is mine, most of the characters aren't. I am making no profits from this work, and intend no infringement to Joss, Mutant Enemy, Fox, WB, UPN, or any others. Please don't sue, or I'll sick my cat on you.
A/N: A note about the timeline: If you watch the last two episodes of Angel (especially if you watch them multiple times, the way I have been while writing this story) you can take the timeline in two ways; as one very long day, or as two or three days, where you only see the important parts. No one ever really mentions time. In order to do what I wanted to do, and stick to cannon, I'm stretching the timeline to three days. One, almost two, are already over…
A/N: This story is a bit weird, because it's Spuffy, but they're in different countries. I needed to get the Spuffy in somehow, since Spike and Buffy are currently in different countries, with Buffy’s job (and a prophecy!) keeping them apart. So, a brief interlude in the action, revealing the ‘pressing engagement’ Spike had to leave dinner for.
If that's even how you spell it.
Writing continues to be frustrating and slow, and I've lost my Willow voice again, which happens to me a lot. Most annoying, as I need her so much for FAA. I have no idea what it is that makes Willow so hard for me to write, but I have to give massive credit to the show's writers. They do about a million times better job than I can with Willow-voice. Of course, they got paid for a reason.
I watched the same 5 minute segment of NFA many, many times on Sunday, got all excited about what I was working on, and then realized that some scenes I had planned are just not possible, based on the handy timeline I generated. Phoey again. Double phoey, even.
Well, back to office-related work.
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