fics are listed chronologically with regard to how much ground they cover--starting from giles and jenny’s trip to the hospital, ending at the kiss scene--except for the first and last fics, which cover all the bases.
friends help you move, real friends help you move bodies by christina k and lizbet lewis (9,154 words)
she ducked out of the driver's seat and dashed around to the passenger's side, helping giles, who had already started to rise, out of the car. "careful, careful, careful," she chanted anxiously, fluttering around him like a demented butterfly.
(not g/j centric, but their scenes are painfully sweet)
nearest, dearest enemy (calm before the storm) by escritoireazul (294 words)
she is wrong about the dog eyes, though. he does not watch her like a puppy waiting to be forgiven for messing on the rug; he watches her like a man who knows what he has destroyed before, and what he could destroy again, and what he will lose either way.
interlude by rivendellrose (1,890 words)
“did you have to say that?”
“what would you rather me have said? ‘oh, sorry, nurse - he was fighting vampires before i shot him in the back, that’s why he has all the bruises!’ i’m sure that would have gone over really well, rupert.”
shoot and bolt by gomes (3,395 words)
“god, am i a lousy girlfriend or what?”
compromise by blessedlunatic (1,758 words)
he was uncomfortable. that thought hit her right in the chest. they'd been reaching a certain level of familiar ease with each other
(you were ready to sleep with him, her brain rudely reminded her, you were going to make your move - going to make him "squirm"), and she'd put distance between them. with good reason, she'd justified, but still. she'd caused this uncertainty, this tension. it hurt.
a small confession by ilovehowyouletmefall (363 words)
what happened before the kiss.
reprimand by tweed empress (1,861 words)
jenny smoothed down her hair and stepped away from him, just as the library doors flew open. they took one look at the intruder and both groaned inwardly.
snyder stood in the doorway, his hands on his hips, smirking.
"caught red-handed," he announced.
"oh, for pity's sake," giles muttered under his breath, rolling his eyes.
turnabout by jeanne devore (9,966 words)
"ok, let's just give you this shot." the nurse glanced at jenny who looked at rupert. she was about to leave when he reached for her hand again.
"all right," he said and his grip tightened. she was stunned by that tiny gesture of trust.
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