Kalendae. Doctor/Rose, TARDIS, Donna, Amy, everyone, PG-ish, still very AU. This is the end.
(Previous parts: one, two, three, and at A03 here)

"Back to earth," says Donna. They are sitting on two loungers by an enormous zero-gravity pool complex, owned by Lunar Suites Incorporated. It's almost eleven-thirty in the morning. Donna's informed him- ( Read more... )

Kalendae. Doctor/Rose, Susan, TARDIS, Sarah Jane, Martha, everyone, PG-ish, AU. Oh God, it's just getting longer, isn't it.

It's everything, really. Plums taste brighter and sweeter, spring rain permeates his very soul. Jam is a revelation. He lies down in flowerbeds and buries his face affectionately in the scruffy coats of alien dogs and ( Read more... )

Kalendae. Doctor/Rose, Susan, TARDIS, Sarah Jane, everyone, PG-ish, AU.

"You could ask her again," says Rose. She is sitting across from him in a chair, with her feet on the coffee table. It doesn't matter, it's not as if she's ever tracked dirt in. It's impossible. He wonders, though, how she manages not to slide directly through the chair, ( Read more... )

Kalendae. Doctor/Rose, Susan, TARDIS, Sarah Jane, everyone, PG-ish, and mildly- okay, fairly- AU. For mylittlepwny, AU muse beyond compare. This is a story in which a great many things change, while certain important things remain the same.

He wonders who would have taken the time to program independent reactions of this sophistication. So he asks her. She ( Read more... )

Evening star. A brief interlude in the world of Monsters and Calendar. The latter is still ongoing and unfinished, and I'm sorry. Doctor/Rose, slayer and vampire, PG-13ish, and still oh-so-incredibly-AU. As ever, this is for mylittlepwny, the Girl Who Waited. ♥

There was a rumor about this fussy, sleepy little town: a whisper. The slayer in Cincinnati was ( Read more... )

The dangerous book for boys. Sherlock (BBC), PG-13, still wildly AU. Sherlock/John. This is the end. Part four of four.

Part one.
Part two.
Part three.

They're still sitting like that when the cops surround them.

( Part four. )

The dangerous book for boys. Sherlock (BBC), PG-13, still wildly AU. Sherlock/John. Part three (of four!) Please forgive my liberties with Science; Science and I had only a brief fling before I married Humanities.

Part one.
Part two.

John blinks down at the phone, trying to remember what hour of the morning it is, and why he thought it was a ( Read more... )

Calendar. Part three. Parts one and two, previously. This is an ongoing sequel to Monsters. Doctor/Rose, slayer and vampire, PG-13 to R, and oh-so-incredibly-AU.

"You don't really forget the ones you've made," she says. "It's there when you look at them. You can feel it."

He doesn't ask her how she knows.

( Part three. )

Calendar. Part two. Part one, here. This is an ongoing sequel to Monsters. Doctor/Rose, slayer and vampire, PG-13 to R, and oh-so-incredibly-AU.

There is a moment of fumbled wrestling; she's fast but he's faster at the moment, long limbs twisted around hers, pinning her against the carpet with his knees on either side of her hips. Rose fidgets ( Read more... )

Calendar. Part one. Of how many parts, I have no idea. This is a sequel to Monsters. Doctor/Rose, slayer and vampire, PG-13 to R, and oh-so-wildly-AU. Happy birthday, mylittlepwny darling, I'm sorry to have made you wait!

He lies awake afterwards in the retreating dark of his room, shades pulled down, listening through the thin walls. It's just past dawn; ( Read more... )