Dear Spike

By Colleen Hillerup

 

 

Very short.  My poor Spike.

 

 

Dear Spike,

 

I’m forwarding this through Willie.  I’m assuming he can get in touch with you.  Some things I need to say. Want to say.

 

I heard through the grapevine about the soul.  Don’t know how it happened, but I do know how it hurts.  Believe me, I know.   Guess it’s just you and me.  I may not be so unique anymore, but then I don’t feel so alone, either.  Use it well.  If you can.

 

Hard to think of you that way.  Known you too long.

 

Man, this is hard.  I can’t tell anyone here.  But it cuts like a knife.

 

I found out something.  Found out my own spawn has been screwing the woman I love.  Part of me wants to be forgiving, understand there were extenuating circumstances.  Let it go.

 

The bigger part of me wants to rip his head off with my bare hands.

 

Hell, this isn’t working.  I’m going to come and talk to you about it in person.

 

Notice any signs of the apocalypse lately?

 

Angel

 

 

Spike read the letter with trembling hands.  Weren’t things bad enough?

 

“Bloody buggering hell.  Angelus is coming to kill me.”

 

 

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