Her mouth was wide open and letting out the loudest scream he'd ever heard in his life. – "No, stop! Please! Stop, she's only human!"

Ten/Rose. It's a rare thing that the Doctor can't come up with a solution for a problem. Sometimes, though, he does so too late.

The sequel to Turn Your Back, Look Away and Blink. The Doctor, Rose and Timothy continue their travels, but something is looming over the horizon. An old enemy will rise and threaten the life the Doctor and Rose have built. Uptopia and Last of the Time Lords rewrite.

"You and your filthy father would know, wouldn't you? After all, he was there when he died. I bet he laughed because he's a coward who wouldn't save the life of the most perfect boy at Hogwarts because he decided to be You Know Who's lap dog." REVIEW!

Rose/Ten AU. Rose swallows and meets his focused gaze. She forces an undaunted expression onto her face. "This isn't exactly the first time someone's threatened my life, y'know."

Rose/Ten. Oh god, she thinks, now he's done it. They're really going to die this time. Why else would he finally say it now, like this? It can't be just because she's wished for it.

Temporarily separated from the TARDIS, the Doctor and Rose must adjust to living life on Earth while struggling with their feelings for each other, which are becoming much harder to ignore. Pre-Doomsday, and eventually AU after Doomsday. **1st in the Falling Slowly series**

"Stay with me, Peeta." she whispers.

The Doctor goes back.

When entrusted with the power of the multiverse, it sometimes helps to have a user manual. Rose makes a wish that has unexpected consequences.

After seeing Rose's hologram on the TARDIS, the Doctor lets himself think of her, leading him to find something that has been waiting for this exact moment...

"I wish you could see me, Rose. Sat in a diner in the USA, scribbling messily on napkins and menus and whatever else I can find." As he prepares himself to face his final execution, the Doctor writes a note to the one he lost. Full summary inside.

No matter what, Stefan can't escape Elena. Season 3.

He loves her every time she's not looking, and every time she is. Oh, he loves her in each season and month and millennium and moment - but it doesn't make the situation simple. No. Not simple at all. Part 2 up now x

'Love is a friendship that has caught fire.' How series two should have ended and how series three should have began!

One-shot. AU-ish, post-war. His family has survived wars and worse things. But a chance meeting turns with Cho escalates into the one thing that could bring him down. Set against the backdrop of the Iraq War.

"This one little thing that he said on a whim but as soon as it escaped his lips, it grew. It grew bigger and the urge grew stronger and his willpower fizzled out and he put on his favourite, rose-coloured bowtie and now here he was."

Rose stood the furthest back, aloof and alone, watching his body burn, the blue envelope crushed in her hands. The Doctor was dead. And this was only the beginning. AU The Impossible Astronaut and A Day on the Moon.

The Doctor isn't the only one who can make contingency plans. Rose could see the storm coming just as clearly as he could. And when that time came, she wouldn't leave him without a goodbye. Post-Doomsday.

She dies when it's October and cold out. Too cold for her. stefan/elena.

Rose and the Doctor find themselves trapped in a maze playing a game designed by a sadistic computer. Rose/10

In response to daysgoneby's prompt for the Doctor/Rose Holiday Fixathon, "When the Doctor opens up room number 11 during The God Complex, he sees Rose Tyler sitting on the bed, smiling that smile."

"Rose Tyler, whether it's one life, or five, or five thousand, or five billion...I will always choose you. You're the worst thing that could have possibly happened to me."

Rose Tyler. Sometimes he wished he'd finished that sentence.

Even for the Doctor. Set during The Impossible Astronaut. Hints of 11/Rose.