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As all the Gang arrived, Angel could feel Buffy’s mood lightening. Each had only come with a few things. The rest of their stuff would come later. Buffy fussed over Sabrina, and reveled in Anya’s expanding belly. When she saw Giles, they embraced as a father and daughter would. Buffy had already asked Giles to give her away. She had given up on her real father years ago. Everyone was together again, and it was like old times. Except for one thing; no weekly Big Bad to fight. The Hellmouth in Sunnydale had been closed for a few years now. The new Slayer was now in Cleveland.
The wedding day dawned bright and clear. It was just the Gang, in Weatherly Park. Janna was the flower girl, while Liam was the ring bearer. It all went off without a hitch. The ceremony done, the Gang trooped back to the house for the reception. Angel and Buffy had asked that they not be given gifts; the fact that they were all going to live together was a gift enough.
As the years went on, the family grew. Anya and Xander had a little boy, named Alexander LaVelle Harris, Jr. Angel and Buffy eventually added to the Mini Scoobies with twins; Violet, and William. Giles was back in Bath with, amazingly enough, Joyce. At the wedding, sparks long buried away, resurfaced, and the two married a year later. The two visited four times a year. The Scoobies, and the Mini Scoobies all lived happily ever after.
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