Okay, so firstly apologies for lack of updateage; I've just bought a new computer and had some great fun trying to get all the data across, reinstall all the programs etc etc...I still haven't got a copy of Word yet.
However, on the up side, I now have an update for ya all

And there's more in the works very soon, so stay tuned. This one's quite a short update and is mostly just to bring the relationship on a bit, there's not much plot here, but the following update will be a bit more plot-driven with some new characters in it.
Big thanks to Trom Degray for betaing this, your advice was pretty much spot on
And so, on with the story.
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PART 6
"I really wish we had more to go on with this whole prophecy thing," Willow sighed, putting down her mocha and fiddling with the 'Espresso Pump' napkin.
"You sound r-really concerned about it." Tara's brow creased.
"Well, if it's gonna be the end of the world again then we should be all with the concerned world-saving research…but we've just come to a dead end," Willow pouted.
"You d-do this a lot?" Tara asked.
"What?"
"The whole, um, s-saving the world thing?"
"Uh, well, not so much of the saving as the 'finding out how to save'. Buffy does most of the saving. But we help."
"That's s-so cool," Tara grinned. The girl I love helps save the world on a regular basis…wow…"So, um, you said 'again'? H-how many times have you…um…saved the world?" Tara was aware how silly the question sounded, but her curiosity was getting the better of her. She wanted to know as much about Willow as she could, and world-saving seemed to be a big part of her life.
"A lot. I mean there haven't been that many near-apocalypses I guess, but there's been lots of big bads we've taken down," Willow replied. Her smile faded a little as Tara starting laughing. "What?" she pouted.
"You s-said 'taken down'. I'm sorry. You don’t really look the f-fighting type, let alone talking l-like a hardened warrior!" Tara giggled.
"Hey! And like I said, we don't really do much of the fighting bit unless Buffy's outnumbered. She can usually handle most of the bad guys on her own," Willow admitted.
"How does she do it? I mean, she's not exactly, um, an Amazon or anything. She looked kinda small," Tara noted.
"Oh, she has this superpower thing, it comes as part of the Slayer package. She gets enhanced senses and strength, and can totally kick a vampire's butt."
"Cool." Tara's mind boggled at the idea of superstrength. "But no-one else gets that, right?" she checked.
"No, just plain old vanilla Willow here. Nothing super about me," Willow replied.
Tara frowned and shook her head. "Oh, y-you're super, Will,” she argued. “You're powerful. Your m-magic…it's m-more powerful than anyone I've met." She ducked her head again, a little embarrassed that she couldn't keep herself from complimenting Willow yet again. "Y-you're…special," she whispered.
Willow's head spun in happiness and a stupid grin erupted across her face. S
he called me special. She called ME special. "I-I'm not. Really. I mean, I'm not powerful. Or 'special'. Really, I'm just, y'know, plain old me."
"No, you are." Tara repeated the words from their first conversation as she peeked out from under her hair. "You h-have a lot of power. Like, a lot. You j-just haven't tapped it yet," Tara explained, still hiding behind her hair as she looked up into the green eyes regarding her with curiosity. "And…you're special in m-more ways than one, Willow." She couldn't help letting that slip.
Willow sat entranced by the blue orbs that were staring into her own green.
Is there something else there? Does she mean 'special' in a different way? Like 'special to her' kinda way? Do I dare to hope she thinks I'm as special as she is to me? No, that's not possible. Those eyes alone are beyond the word special. They're so deep and blue and I could lose myself in them fo-
"Willow?" Tara said.
"Huh?" Willow realised she was staring.
"You, um, you've got that l-look on your face again."
"What look?"
"Um…you sort of look like you're obsessing about something? I-I mean, that came out w-wrong. I meant you, um, you look like you're thinking real hard about something."
Obsessing…I'm obsessing. I'm obsessed. Totally and completely obsessed. Oh god, how can she see through me so easily? Well, I was totally staring at her beautiful eyes…
"Sorry I just, uh, zoned out for a minute there. I have a busy brain," Willow covered, tearing her eyes away from the soft blues that seemed so magnetic.
"I noticed" Tara sympathised. "You, um, want to talk about it?"
"Oh, no, it's okay, I'm just being, y'know, a spaz," Willow tried to avoid the subject.
"You're not a spaz," Tara countered. "You're…" She stopped herself short, knowing that if she said too much she wouldn't be able to stop and her feelings would come crashing out. "…Cool." She settled on the nondescript compliment.
"Thanks." Willow smiled, careful not to let herself get lost in Tara's eyes again.
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