Number
One Lowest Common Denominator
12
by
Adsum
Angel pondered as he walked upstairs whether he would find rebellion awaiting him: Spike had capitulated rather too readily to Angel's mind. He reflected that, where Spike was concerned, it was hard to tell. He examined briefly what he felt as he saw his childe flirting with Wesley; it was a jumbled mix of anger, lust, pride, and jealousy. Angel could admit the latter, to himself if not to anyone else, but the real question was: was he jealous of Spike, or about Spike, and for that matter, had he lied when he said he would have reacted the same no matter who Spike was pursuing? Shaking off the webs of his turmoil, Angel took a deep breath, and let it out slowly, then joined his childe in the bedroom.