Comments | banished_dame: figured... sure?

banished_dame

figured... sure?

Apr 19, 2009 02:51

Leave a comment and I will come up with your muse's and my muse's kid. I'm equal opportunity -- adoption counts just as much as organically produced babies (or even surrogacy!). Of course, this is just for fun's sake only, so none of these kids are actually binding to anything. If your muse is in a 'verse with mine, feel free to request a kid from ( Read more... )

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rude_not_ginger April 19 2009, 16:12:19 UTC

DO IT

banished_dame April 19 2009, 20:54:50 UTC

Maybe it was the atmosphere, or the welcoming drinks they had upon arriving, or even the full body scans that seemed a bit different, but they didn't mind with all the laughter. Whatever it was it had done something entirely different to the two of them. Giggling madly Rose pressed a direct kiss to his mouth, the two of them dissolving into laughter.

"Well this place certainly is welcoming to us, yeah?"

The Doctor laughed, "Weelll... I think it's the atmosphere."

Giggling Rose nodded leaning into the Doctor as they made their way back to the TARDIS, "Or that drink! That drink made you exceptionally friendly."

Nodding the Doctor turned the corner and came to a dead halt, Rose bumping up against his back at the sudden movement, which of course made her break into laughter once more. Then a smaller quieter bit of laughter came from ahead of the Doctor and Rose stopped, peering around the arm of the Doctor.

"What... s'that?"

"That... Rose Tyler is a child.""Well I can see that, but what's it doin' waitin' in front of the TARDIS ( ... )

ambitious_woman April 19 2009, 16:33:14 UTC

This has potential.

banished_dame April 19 2009, 21:48:27 UTC

It hadn't been easy getting used to being stuck in Versailles with Reinette, but it wasn't exactly a bad thing. She learned to make beds with tucked in corners, and how to wash the underskirts by hand. There were still somethings that Rose didn't agree with, and she felt for the other women that lived in the servants quarters with her. Lucille was barely fifteen and she had been sneaking off to see one of the Kings men for months now. When she confided to Rose that she was to have his child, Rose had to confide in Reinette. She'd seen the other girls, watched them suffer through childbirth and some made it, but most didn't. They were too young, too weak and there wasn't enough actual skill when it came to these things. Reinette took Lucille under her care, but it still wasn't enough ( ... )