Chapter 14 by Rowenar

What's next for Faith-as-Buffy?

College life

Faith never thought she'd enjoy school; there was a reason she'd skipped out of pretty much every class at Sunnydale High. being dropped into UC Sunnydale courses midway through a semester for a course she didn't particularly care about wasn't doing much to improve her opinion.

Equally though she didn't want to drop out, or fail out, and was even getting a kick out of turning up for one simple reason. A formerly-blonde brunette that she was always sure to sit a couple of rows right in front of, or close beside failing that, to give B a constant reminder of what she had to show off.

She still remembered the first time they'd had class together like this; Buffy had been flushed red and glowering at her the whole hour, audibly whimpering each time Faith 'accidentally' dropped a pen, or turned to murmur something to whoever was next to her.

Even now she was far from stoic. Faith smirked.

She stood up, raising her hand in the air while ensuring that she was the centre of attention. She could _feel _Buffy glowering at her back, though it wasn't nearly as pleasant a sensation as the myriad other eyes focused on her behind, to say nothing of those looking at her from the front. While standing, the desk in front of her did nothing to offer her modesty.

"Yes, Miss... Summers?" the professor said. He paused. "You don't have to stand every time you have a question."

"Oh, sorry," Faith said. She made no move to sit; Buffy squeaked.

She rattled off a suitably generic request for clarification. the advantage of not having a bloody clue what was going on was how often she could justify asking questions; hey, if Buffy wanted her grades up, she ought to get used to Faith making her body the centre of attention.

Faith glanced back over her shoulder, to see Buffy still beet-red.

She never thought she'd be disappointed to have a class end. She gathered her things, sauntering out ahead of the class, giving them their daily look at her bare ass.

And then, a step later, almost walked right into someone.