The Doctor blurted out some very important three words while being drunk. This alone would be enough to make the Master stay in the TARDIS, but there is also the little secret he keeps hiding in one of the rooms.

After a failed execution for a murder he did not commit, Clara Oswald and Missy must team up to prove the Doctor's innocence before the authorities discover their mistake. (Whouffaldi, takes place between Last Christmas and Magician's Apprentice)(Rated T for Graphic Violence, Suggestive Scenes)

On planet Korda, the TARDIS team find men are slaves to women. Slave trade, legal and otherwise, is big. The national sport, which the Doctor loves, is still batona, a cross between cricket and flamenco. Can the team make it to the island where everyone is free and equal? Will the Doctor get to bowl, bat and dance... and be free? Sequel to "Pearl" but stands alone fine. Whump!

The TARDIS team, exploring planet Panderas, meet Circe, an enchantress with whom the Doctor is quickly smitten. His friends don't trust her. The Doctor thinks they're jealous but is there more to their doubts than envy? Events unfold in a fun fair with a scary haunted house. Lotsa whump, sexual tension (no actual sex), delayed comfort. Duplicate chapter removed, errors fixed!

The Doctor has never traveled alone. He's always had one constant companion, not including the TARDIS. The one that made him tell the stories. His Bondmate, his wife - the Alchemist, disappeared shortly before the war, but he saw her in the battles. Now, 100 years after it ends, she's back. She has a lot to tell him, and it won't be easy on either of them.

The TARDIS Team go to Grigs, a principality on the planet Shellaran, to stuff their faces with famous Grigsan candy, and find themselves embroiled in palace intrigue, a dying, poisoned princess, a kidnapped young prince, danger for the Doctor and incipient war. Some whump.

what if the Doctor is not the last of his kind. I turns that Martha is a time lady but not just anyone but the Doctor's wife that he thought was die in the time war.

Things happen differently at the end of Doomsday. Rose manages to stay in the Doctor's universe for one. What else has this new timeline got in store for the Time Lord and the Bad Wolf. (Bad Wolf arc resolution, mix of original Episodes and TV Episodes for Series 3 & 4.)

It's the summer of 1969, and a sex-addicted alien entity inhabits unsuspecting sales associate Martha Jones. The Doctor — part-time paperhanger — keeps her alive the only way he can. [Sequel to Informed Consent.]

Another drabble. Is the Doctor a genie or just a Time Lord trapped in a bottle?

The TARDIS team follow a weak distress signal from planet to planet, encountering both danger and aid in the clouds of Pfilt, a population in danger of extinction on "mythical" Pearl, and the child who called for help and started them on this journey, in 1959 Philadelphia, Earth. Includes (but isn't about) whump, IS about comfort. Fixed errors. Prequel to "Korda" but stands alone.

My third drabble collection, this will be mainly drabbles written for the dw100 community, although there may be others inspired by other challenges. Characters and ratings will vary, both canon and non-canon can be expected, and suggestions are welcome.

AU What if the Fugitive Doctor forced herself to remember her counterpart and the worries that came from what. With help from an old Division colleague, the Doctor will discover the truth long since hidden from her all her lives. The truth of the Timeless Child.

After the Time War, the Doctor assumed he was the last of his kind, but he was proven wrong when he interupted Sarah Janes wedding and found his old friend was watching over a young, and rather intriguing young Time Lady

(Originally published on ArchiveOfOurOwn) The Doctor's friends are his lifeline. He can ease many hard hearts. But what if his companions became different people entirely, turning just as cynical and cruel as those they fought against?

Time's running out for Arthur Jonas. He had interfered too much with the timeline that shouldn't be altered carelessly. His death is approaching, but that carol song is always playing in his mind. Is the Explorer truly destined to die permanently...or is there something he's unaware of? (3rd in the Explorer Adventure) [OC&9-13, OCxOC, OCxClara]

For the second time in her life (technically three if you really want to get particular), Rose has to deal with the effects of a regeneration. She likes to think she handles it much better this time around. *Part 7 of the 'forever i'm yours' series*

Slitheen invasion

The latest convert from humanity Saba Mahmood adjusts to her new life as a Raxicoricofalipatorian Star Slitheen lady whilst faithfully continuing to attend to her duties as the leader of UNIT Britain, posing as Brigadier General Penelope Warrington. Events run smoothly until unexpected visitors turn up at her mansion doorstep one evening…

Teenager Ace (Dorothy McShane) and her little brother Liam have to leave their hometown of Perivale UK following the events of her friend's death. They move in with their father Harry, his girlfriend Zoe, and her daughter Mel (Melanie). When Ace starts at her American high school she sees this boy that she shares every class with. The two strike up a friendship that turns to more.

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)

When anxious Australian history teacher Mira Faye is given a mysterious bracelet, she's thrust into the thrilling universe of Doctor Who. Will she merely survive in this extraordinary realm, or learn to thrive? Join her on a journey filled with danger, wonder, and the chance for love—where every decision could change the course of time itself. Will Mira rise to the occasion?

A married couple, "John" and "Martha" walk into a therapist's office, for couples' counseling. Obviously, there's something afoot, but to get to it, they may have to bear their souls, and get a bit too close to the truth. Meanwhile, there's someone or something gunning for their very partnership, looking to tear them apart... whether married, or just travelling companions

For Sophie it continued with a niggling concern as she fumbled to adjust to her new… everything. For the Doctor it continued with a fierce determination to help his Sparks adjust in anyway that he could, no matter how long it took. Or how often he'd have to remind her that they'd get through this together. Always. One step at a time. Fourth in the Lost Girl Chronicles.

When the cloister bell rings and won’t stop, the Doctor knows there’s only one man who can help him. But that man isn’t exactly a Time Lord anymore and might not want to become one again. Or: the Master has everything he wants and the Doctor doesn’t know