Introducing the Simple Wonders of 21st Century Technology, Ten II/Rose, R, 2487 words
Summary: Rose finds a way to get the Doctor to return home as quickly as possible (and makes sure that he’ll always keep his new phone on him at all times).
Author’s Notes: Written for onabearskinrug for the prompt ‘sexting’, as well as for Challenge 95 of then_theres_us. Contains some ( Read more... )

Drawing the Truth From Beneath Her Skin, Rose/Ten, PG, 1797 words

Images of things she doesn’t recognise and can’t quite comprehend race behind her eyelids like forgotten memories. She tries to block them, but the only thing capable of even slightly drowning them out is the reverberating echo of a howl throughout her mind.

( Drawing the Truth From Beneath Her Skin )

Cravings So Deep, Nine/Rose, PG-13, 823 words
Author’s Note: Contains drug-related imagery and depictions of a somewhat unhealthy relationship.

He justifies the way he reaches for her hand instead of pushing her away as he should by telling himself that it’s too late anyway. She’s already had that first taste. There’s no turning back now.

( Cravings So Deep )

Far Away But Still Too Close, Rose/Nine, PG, 2019 words ( Read more... )

That Open Secret, Rose/Nine, G, 583 words

They go out for chips seventeen times before Rose finally admits what her Mum, Mickey, and every random person they pass on the street have all apparently been able to tell since that very first time they’d done it, after she’d just seen the destruction of her world.

( That Open Secret )

Not Just Anyone, Rose/Ten, PG, 4100 words

The stranger grabbed her hand and told her, “Run!” What was this, Rose wondered, déjà vu or something? Surely there were only so many strangers out there who could pop up out of nowhere and save her with that single word, especially in the space of one week.

( Not Just Anyone )

When Aliens Attack (More Often Than Usual), Rose/Ten II, PG, 2330 words

When a masked man dressed entirely in TARDIS blue showed up at the latest invasion, with a heap of handy gadgets and a seemingly massive ego in his arsenal, Rose wasn’t fooled for a second.

( When Aliens Attack (More Often Than Usual) )

To Covet and to Care, Rose/Ten II, PG-13, 2940 words

Even from a relative distance, she can see how blood blackens the blue of his suit jacket and wets the grass beneath him before trembling hands cover it. The girl’s shouting is unintelligible, and her fists press frantically against the wound.

( To Covet and to Care )

Waiting on the Road to Nowhere, Rose/Eleven, Rose/Ten II, PG-13, 2134 words

Author's Notes: Spoilers up to "The Impossible Astronaut".

A run-down car in the middle of some desert isn’t the weirdest place one of these dreams has landed us. That’d probably be that one time when I stumbled across him in the middle of town in 20th century Casablanca ( Read more... )

Your Nails Draw My Blood (and I Like It), Ten/Rose, Adult, 1413 words

Author’s Notes: Set not long after ‘Girl in the Fireplace’. As you’d imagine from the title, there’s some bloodplay. And also sex.

Excerpt: That’s precisely why I can’t tell her what she wants to hear. She’s broken through my facade of restraint well enough for one night.

( Your Nails Draw My Blood (and I Like It) )