brighter colours, teen, au!ten/rose
But now he's studying her, dashing down her features on paper, scrutinising the line of her neck, the rise of her collarbones and it matters, what he thinks of her. 7116
( ... )

canvas constellations, ten/rose, adult

So this is it then, trees and ground and the dirt, moss-green and tinted brown. He has a tent and she has her pocket knife and they're going to be just fine. 2457
( He supposes when he said camp out he really meant compensation. )

pastries, au!eleven/rose, T
The wood is chipped, blue paint scattering on the boardwalk, a chalkboard stubbornly advertising home cooking, however much of a bad idea that might be. A hanging sign above the thin door has the name painted in block capitals, and it  yells out to the tourist-crammed beach, 4405

( It shouldn't be this easy, she thinks. )

afterwards, nine/rose, G
she tucks her head into his shoulder, not in the least surprised it fits. 1,665

( The wind and rain outside is biting at the streets )

Title: Now
Characters/Pairings: 11/Rose
Rating: Teen, I really don't think this warrants M
Genre: Romance/teeny bit of angst
Word Count: 681 
Summary: Careless lips and flying hair, and little things I may not tell/ And he's back, a shadow in her doorway.
A/N: Slightly terrified over here. But I saw this, and I just had to write something. And I love ( Read more... )