Separated from her father in the Battle of Canary Wharf, Lux Tyler-Smith is left to navigate an ordinary existence in a world not her own with a silent mind. But for how long will she remain alone? TenRose (historic). Let me know if you want me to continue!

The Doctor, Rose and Jenny are travelling together when they met a new face.

The universe is saved but the danger has not been dealt with yet. A new evil has emerged from the ashes of the Black Guardian's universe and plans on unleashing hell into the Doctor's home reality. Can the Doctor and his friends save the universe before it's too late?

One shots. 13 & Dhawan!Master centric. Jack's here too. Ch8 just added!

Barely surviving a brush with the Void, Rose Tyler sets off with the Doctor again, just as it should be.

Gallifrey. With its magnificent snow capped mountains, its lush red grass, its orange sky that illuminated the world below it, and sunlight that bounced of silver trees. Beautiful. But not today...One-shot on the time war. Rated T, because I'm not sure how morbid this is to others...

The Doctor didn't know how she was possible, but just this once, just this once the universe owed him a little bit of happiness. TimetotOC

Jack has always known that his stay on the TARDIS would be temporary. He hasn't expected it to end like this though. But here he is: Abandoned - again. Jack/Ten

12. One of the Doctor's companions, Crystelle, has gathered a library full of information from the Gallifreyan Library. She has the whole history of the Time Lords and the secrets of their regeneration. What might she do with this knowledge? What might you do with it?

(Contains spoilers for S12) Of all the ways the Doctor expected to meet River Song in her current regeneration, a break out from the Stormcage with the Master in chains was not ranked high on the list of possibilities. 13/River 13/River/Master three shot.

Most people are mostly the most ordinary. Most timelords are mostly the most odd. The Most Inspired's mostly pretentious title mostly warrants the most hardship. Now, she is mostly confused as most of her world is mostly turned upside down by a mostly dead friend. To make things mostly worse, the word "most" was mostly beginning to sound mostly wrong most of the time.

It's surprisingly not Winter when the story begins. And by story, I mean the alien mess that Winter was inexplicably dragged into. She's got sympathy for aliens, annoyance towards humans, and a healing pile of hatred towards anything girly. She might be smart, but she sure is dumb!

Aydin is a little bit quirky, if you couldn't tell from her boyish name and short hair. She's just different, and by different, I mean not human, because somehow, the doctor seems to recognize her. She's determined to follow him around like a puppy dog, and like those dogs, she'd probably terrify young children with her overbearing personality.

Winter Nova is of the stars, if her last name didn't clue you in. She's chilling in the Scarlet System, when, BAM, she's landed smack-bang in the middle of a plot. What plot? The plot of Doctor Who, of course;

Set at the end of series 12, episode 10: "The Timeless Children". This is the story of how the Doctor escapes from the Judoon containment facility. Featuring River Song and the Thirteenth Doctor.

The Doctor is certain this is the best one she's ever had. Perhaps too certain...

On the run from a dangerous foe, River Song accidentally ends up on the SS Madame De Pompadour. But things are about to go even more horribly wrong: why is there a time window leading to a little boy's bedroom? And can River keep history on track? (This special tie-in to the 2006 TV story "The Girl in the Fireplace" was made to celebrate the #Clockdown watchalong)

Missy has been left for dead but when the Time Lords give her a mission, she can't resist. A mysterious cult is planning something: will Missy succeed in her task?

When Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart captures an intriguing prisoner, he decides to interview him. But how can the prisoner be the Master? And what does the Master want?

ONE-SHOTS: AU - Rose wakes up after an amazing night unsure if John was going to stay.

Rose and The Doctor encounter a ghost from her past. Que overprotective Doctor mode.

The Doctor finds her new regeneration has a lot of emotions and regrets, there are so many things she wanted to do, things she wanted to say but you don't always more get time... But why not? Maybe if she was careful, if she could find the right time and place, the universe was not as fragile as it look and neither was the Doctor. Maybe she could take her wife on a date after all

My take on a different version of the ending of the Doc and Rose tyler

Happiness comes in many forms, and sometimes it is as simple as a walk in the dark with a friend.

A rewrite of The Doctor's meeting with Ruth in "The Timeless Children", contains 13/Master fluff.