Summary: A few nights after their engagement spell, Buffy has to watch Spike. Problem is, a demon may have just spritzed her with a mind-altering substance. Will Spike seize the moment? Or will they just end up naked? HMMM.
Rated: NC-17
Categories: Porn with Plot Characters: None
Genres: Romance
Warnings: Adult Language, Sexual Situations
Challenges:
Series: Close Encounters
Chapters: 3 Completed: Yes
Word count: 8149 Read: 10187
Published: 03/31/2010 Updated: 04/09/2010
1. Purple Haze by NautiBitz [Reviews - 21] 
(2241 words)
Ages ago, I wrote a super-rough version of this (mostly the phone call section) and posted it on my LJ. I then used some of that in another Spike-sitting fic, Truce or Dare. When I came across the original draft last weekend, I was inspired to flesh it out and polish it up. (P.S., I haven't read Truce or Dare in a while, so if there's any repetition, I apologize.)
This is a new addition to my "Close Encounters" collection, an assortment of teasy, naughty 'deleted scene' one-shots (and two-parters) set in Season 4, arranged by BtVS timeline. Each fic stands on its own, totally disregarding the one(s) before it, though a few of them are treated as 'canon' in my fic, Wild Things. This one fits after the first in the collection, Just A Taste.
2. Feed Your Head by NautiBitz [Reviews - 12] (2563 words)
Okay, so this got a little longer than I anticipated. It's now a three-parter, not two. I'm sure this is very upsetting for you.
Pop culture 101: "Helter Skelter" is a reference to the Manson Family murders. The Bobbsey Twins were the titular mixed-gender twins featured in a children's book series that ran from 1904-1979. "A grin without a cat" is from Alice In Wonderland, as are a few other more obvious nods. "Feed Your Head", the title of this chapter, is taken from the classic Jefferson Airplane song, "White Rabbit" (which uses Alice in Wonderland imagery to describe an acid trip). Jimi Hendrix wrote about acid a lot, both in his songs "Purple Haze" and "Are You Experienced?" If Spike's initial appearance here makes you think not just of Alistair Cooke but of Sesame Street's "Monsterpiece Theatre", this pleases me. And yes, these ARE all actual candies. The truly offensive-sounding one is sold in England. (But whatever you do, don't google it at work!) Also? Apple, temptation, taking a bite... You know what that's from, right? ;)
3. Are You Experienced? by NautiBitz [Reviews - 14] (3345 words)
Don't panic, pervs. There IS sex in this chapter. You just have to sit through the super-boring stuff first, like witty banter, funny comedy, non-stop action, and compelling character insight. YAWN. ;)