So many tales of the Doctor have been told. None of them were complete truth. Rule number one: The Doctor lies. This greatest lie he ever told was about a girl. You see him flirt, love, even marry other women, but that's because he was keeping her safe. This is the story of Emma Williams. The girl who shouldn't have existed.

Dying is a very inconvenient situation. But what if you had a second chance in a new world, a world known to you only through your television screen. Follow Ridley Harlow as they traverse through the Doctor Who universe and deal with a pesky system that keeps getting them swept up in the main plot.

All Aaron wants in life is to finish his degree, have a family, and work a steady desk job with a good work-life balance. And he's going to do that no matter how many times aliens invade the world.

In the wake of the Game Station and the Doctor's regeneration, the Time Lords and Rose are hoping for relatively quiet travels. But the Emissary can't shake the feeling that something is still following them. And when secret government organizations refuse to play nice, it's safe to say that it will be anything but smooth sailing.

I swear to fucking God, I will murder whatever deity thought this shit would be funny. Let me jerk you by the arm and drop you off in the middle of the desert for two days. Or, hey, I know! Let's yeet some poor American fan into a television show! That'll be fun, right? New fancy tattoo that pulls me wherever? Yeah, just fucking great. (OCxDoctor)

Selennaya es una chica rusa sin nada que la ate a su vida en París. Cuando conoce a una misteriosa mujer llamada Anzu y descubre que ella es capaz de viajar a través del tiempo y el espacio, no se lo piensa dos veces a la hora de embarcarse en una aventura con ella sin tener claro la clase de oscuros sucesos en los que desembocará esa decisión.

(Side Stories to the main fic, Celery, Long Scarves, Fezes, and Other Questionable Fashion Choices) These are the stories about a woman called Marion and the people around her. The stories that occur between the stories. The little moments. The little conversations. The anecdotes. The downtime. The nightmares. The laughter. The short trips. There was much to do; and...

AU Escaping her exile, an alternative Third Doctor is travelling the universe before being summoned by the Judoon presence in Gloucester. What she finds will change her life forever as she meets a version of herself whom she does not remember.

Ash is back. This is part two of her story, Somebody Else's Problem, and a whole new adventure awaits.

With Sophie under the Master's sway, and the Doctor's best enemy holding the people of the world hostage, what will happen? The world is shattered thanks to the Master, and everything seems bleak. Will the Doctor save the day, and will Sophie ever be able to be herself again?

It's a normal thing to do to help your niece with studying, right? The Doctor thinks so. What's a little less normal is taking your niece back in time to help her study. As long as Donna doesn't find out it should be fine though.

A continuation of season one with my OC Layla.

Something changed for The Doctor when The Wire stole Rose's face and left her on the street. We all saw how it changed his perception of the mystery from fun to serious, but what else changed that day?

A different take on GitF. In season three, with Martha, the Doctor says "Rose would know." What if that was true in all cases? What if Rose didn't doubt him because she knew?

Rose hasn't had a lot of time to get used to her new Doctor, and she still hasn't properly mourned her first Doctor. There have been a lot of changes in such a short time. Friendship, but also could be seen as pre-romance.

Set just before the end of the Giggle, so spoilers. Donna has some questions. Can the Doctor really adjust to life on Earth?

Someone who is reborn into the world of Doctor Who from ours. They meet the Doctor and their companions in multiple different places in their time streams throughout the Whoniverse. Not the usual companion or love interest. Doctors 9-13 at the moment. Published on Ao3 and Wattpad as well.

Sequel to Turn Back Time. It had all gone so wrong. When had he stopped being the hero and instead become the villain. In the wake of the catastrophe that was Demon's Run, the Doctor did what he did best – he ran. He fled his friend's grief and pain, he fled the mistakes that chased him, but most of all he fled River and the future she had shown him.

Tegan Jovanka now teaches at a school for Aboriginal children, but something ends up happening with every electronic in the building. And little does she knows, she's about to come face to face with the man she never thought she'd see again.

To cheer up Graham on Christmas Eve, Ace goes over to his house and due to bad weather has to stay over.

The third and final instalment in the trilogy of 3D9C and 4D12C / Adventures through spacetime are balanced with the domestic lives of the usual cast of mismatched characters while they thwart intergalactic, cross-temporal, supernatural adversaries; everything ranging from killer space-squids to cults to parasitic toilet worms to invisible aliens and much more.

When the Doctor and Donna take an unexpected detour to an orphanage, they find an odd little girl named Lana Phillips with strong psychic abilities for a human. After rescuing her from aliens, he returns ten years later to find she has been captured by Torchwood and experimented. He and Donna save her once more, and he is determined to find out who Lana Phillips is.

Tagging along in the TARDIS after being rescued from a situation she was sold into, Jayden O'Connors finds that there's much more to life than expected. When the Doctor's involved, it's full of adventure, other worlds, saving lives, and quite a bit of running. But the clock is ticking, and even a Time Lord from Gallifrey can't help her run forever.

An old body brings old memories. And with a shock the Doctor realises there is someone he has left behind.

Visiting old friends is all well and good, but what when you can't leave, because something is very wrong with the TARDIS? Or is it "wrong", really …