She is and always has been an innately selfish person and she sees no reason to change that - even if she is made of technology and data rather than flesh and bone. After all, there is only one story that matters to her now and its last chapter was finished, the final lines typed out brutally, solidifying their irreversible circle.

Every time he pulled away from the corridor, it was like he'd been caught in the gut with a fishhook. It stabbed and twisted and ripped; yet, the alternative – following the line and finding their room, breathing in the air and finally letting her soul out – was so much worse.

For them, hearing and saying those clichéd three words for the first time happened four times. The first time he'd said it, the first time she'd said it, the first time she'd heard it and the first time he'd heard it. It was all terribly complicated, but then again, what was a never-ending circle without a few illustrative bumps for artistic licence?

He breathes out a sigh of relief, even though he knows part of her is lying because content is certianly not the same as happy - but she has always and completely hidden the damage. A Library Fix-it.

Human!AU. A series of one-shots detailing the domestic life of Doctor John Smith and his unpredictable, curly-haired wife, River Song. Each story takes place at a different point in history, from times such as the Great War to the time the Doctor broke the Wii.

She would unquestionably stay tonight, to make sure he remained sane. Because she needed to take care of him. Because she needed someone else near her. Because he was the only one left now. And because she owed it to her mother. Post-Angels Take Manhattan.

A series of tiny one-shots about the Doctor and River. Each one is written within the time limit of a random song from the multitude on my iPod. I'd love to know what you think! Unfortunately, I don't own Doctor Who.

'There was a devilish twinkle gleaming brightly in River's eyes, which meant only one thing: trouble.' A comedic one-shot about the Doctor, his wife and her parents out for an intergalactic dinner. (Previously titled 'Dinner & a Rather Awkward Show')