Who is the most most constant companion? Who is the one who will never leave? The most faithful? Disclaimer inside. Part three of the Girl Who Forgot series.

After leaving the graveyard, the Doctor has to tell Kate what happened to Osgood. She doesn't take it well. Missing scene from Death In Heaven, one-shot.

The Doctor takes Martha on her first trip in the TARDIS, back to 1599, where Shakespeare is busy writing his new play. But mysterious magical creatures are stalking him. Just what interest do they have in Love's Labours Won?

AU where The Doctor, Amy and Rory are a team of criminals on a mission to steal a priceless artifact for art collector, Professor Song. An ancient skull known simply as The Silence. The Doctor is a world class thief. Amy, a master hacker. And Rory is the mild mannered office secretary at Leadworth Security Tech with a altar ego that's any but mild. (Warning; murder and past abuse)

The Doctor get's the call to Trenzelore and decides to make a few stops before going there, seeing a few sites, going on a couple adventures and visiting some old acquaintances. The last of which was the reason he was here today, to meet with someone who had played a vital, albeit complex, role in his life. Set immediately before Time of the Doctor

He's like fire and ice and rage He is the healer and the warrior, he is... The Doctor- The Oncoming Storm. Disclaimer inside. (Not really spiritual but close enough) Part two in the Girl Who Forgot series.

"ROSE!" The Doctor raised his voice as he headed towards Rose's room completely oblivious to Pete standing at the end of the hallway. "For the last time I AM NOT GOING THROUGH PUBERTY!" Next story in the Discovery 'Verse

We all know the story of the planet Gallifrey being destroyed in the last Time War, but it is said that the Doctor had thirteen children. Each of them was special in their own way, and the Doctor can't help but miss them all.

The Doctor notices it the moment he steps out of the TARDIS doors. The very second he lays eyes on her, he knows that it's there. He also knows that she doesn't.

This story follows Jenny Flint, Madame Vastra, and Strax as they are brought to 2012 London to aid the Doctor in hunting down what appears to be a rogue silurian. While they marvel at the wonders of the modern world, they also struggle with the resurgence of Vastra's past, something she tried to put behind her… Can they catch this rogue silurian, or is modern London Out of Time?

When crossing dimensions, Rose finds a piece of paper sitting in a basket. Oneshot.

After the events of Human Nature and Family of Blood, the Doctor takes Martha to a fancy hotel to relax and recover. But not everything is as it seems at this place. An ominous-sounding "Taskmaster", strange spices, and a spunky young staff-member by the name of "Oswald Oswin" may hold the answer to the mystery that surrounds this hotel. RATED FOR CHARACTER DEATH.

A-llonsy

"It's not until the Towers that he goes back for her journal. And not for a long time after that. For a while, after, he hides away and tries to hate the universe for robbing him of someone so important. He gave River both his hearts and she is buried with them in the Library. He doesn't care anymore. Or so he tries to tell himself."

He'd spent more time than he cared to admit imagining this moment.

"There was a cybermite in my head."

Touch telepathy is a tricky thing.

The club is smoky and crowded, the whole building throbbing with the heavy bass, so loud that the words are indistinguishable and irrelevant. He's sitting at the bar with two tumblers of scotch. "Hello, Melody." Note: This is the second part of a three part series: "I'll begin but I'll start at the end". Please be sure you've read the first part: "Start the car and take me home"

She grins, as deadly as the steel in her hand. "Put your hands up and step out of the car and nobody gets hurt." His eyebrows twitch in something that looks like amusement. "No." Note: This is the first part of a three part series: "I'll begin but I'll start at the end".

"I told you not to lick that."

He experiences River's fear of water in reverse, which is probably for the best.

"We want you to come with," Clara smiled winningly. The too bright smile she used when she lied.

"I blame you for this," River muses, more sleepy than angry. "Naturally," the Doctor agrees easily, even though this regeneration is not usually so agreeable. It's hard to muster his Scottish contrariness when River's curls are tickling his face. Bloody menace, those curls, and he wouldn't have it any other way. "And what have I done this time?" Takes place after "Listen".

"We need to tell Brian to stop watering the plants, Doctor."

The best way to describe this story would be this: Picture all-star superman, in terms of plot (with variations) and add in the doctor. The rest you'll have to read for yourself. A/U. Rated T to be safe.