Plotbunnies' Paradise

Rating: T (for now, might rise)
Word Count: 3,503 (chapter)/16,198 (story)
Characters/Pairing: Doctor/River, Brian
Spoilers: If you haven’t seen “The Angels Take Manhattan,” you’d be pretty lost and very spoiled. The person the Doctor and River discuss in this chapter briefly is Friedrich Eisenlohr, an influential cuckoo-clock maker.

Summary: Their marriage was be twisty and turny. There were times when they were fully in sync and others when they were scrambling to hide their hurt because of their mismatched timelines. Two lost souls making their way through the universe together. It was marriage, and it was theirs. Like her parents, they would choose each other. Every time. They would make it work.

Chapter 5

Sorry it took so long to post this chapter. I wound up heavily revising it, then going back and revising part of chapter 4 as well.

Rating: T (for now, might rise)
Word Count: 3,343 (chapter)/12,695 (story)
Characters/Pairing: Doctor/River, Martha, Mickey, Brian
Spoilers: If you haven’t seen “The Angels Take Manhattan,” you’d be pretty lost and very spoiled. This chapter contains references to two of my other stories, "Locked in my heart in a corner apart" and "Close your mouth and open up your heart and baby satisfy me"

Summary: Their marriage was be twisty and turny. There were times when they were fully in sync and others when they were scrambling to hide their hurt because of their mismatched timelines. Two lost souls making their way through the universe together. It was marriage, and it was theirs. Like her parents, they would choose each other. Every time. They would make it work. 

Chapter 4

Rating: T (for now, might rise)
Word Count: 3,470 (chapter)/9,352 (story)
Characters/Pairing: Doctor/River, Martha, Mickey, Brian
Spoilers: If you haven’t seen “The Angels Take Manhattan,” you’d be pretty lost and very spoiled.

Summary: Their marriage was be twisty and turny. There were times when they were fully in sync and others when they were scrambling to hide their hurt because of their mismatched timelines. Two lost souls making their way through the universe together. It was marriage, and it was theirs. Like her parents, they would choose each other. Every time. They would make it work.

Chapter 3

Rating: T (for now, might rise)
Word Count: 2,817 (chapter)
Characters/Pairing: Doctor/River, a couple of cameos at the end
Spoilers: If you haven’t seen “The Angels Take Manhattan,” you’d be pretty lost and very spoiled.

Summary: Their marriage was be twisty and turny. There were times when they were fully in sync and others when they were scrambling to hide their hurt because of their mismatched timelines. Two lost souls making their way through the universe together. It was marriage, and it was theirs. Like her parents, they would choose each other. Every time. They would make it work.

Chapter 1

Rating: M - definitely NSFW
Word Count: 2,380
Pairing: Doctor/River
Spoilers: Spoilers for "The Angels Take Manhattan," theorizing who a fictional character might be.

Summary: ”They’re not running all the time. Eventually, Melody pulls Jamie into her room so they can discuss strategy. Except there’s all that adrenaline, and it needs to go somewhere.” River reads a book to the Doctor.

The sound of your voice stirs me across the stars

Word Count: 2,972
Rating: T
Pairings: Doctor/River, Amy/Rory
Notes: This story has spoilers for “A Town Called Mercy” and a theory about “Angels Take Manhattan.” If you’re wondering where this is in “Mercy,” the fic takes place just after the Doctor speaks with Kahler Jex in the marshal’s office during the night. It also refers to "I can see the perfect sky is torn."

Summary: Maybe it was the comments Kahler Jex said about her being a mother. Maybe it was seeing the Doctor get so dark that Amy worried she wouldn’t be able to pull him back. But Amy wanted to see her daughter so very much, and she had just enough time to make that happen.

Ask about my conscience, and I offer you my soul

Rating: M
Word Count: 3,354 (chapter), 15,777 (story so far)
Characters: Doctor/River, original characters
Notes: Certain dialogue at the end is transcribed from the prequel to "Let's Kill Hitler."

Summary: Oh, but it all made sense now. River Song was Melody Pond, and Melody Pond was River Song. And River couldn’t tell them that she was Melody because with one single misstep, she could have easily wiped herself out of existence. That, the Doctor knew, would be a very bad thing - a story of the three months between "A Good Man Goes to War" and "Let's Kill Hitler."

Prologue | Chapter 1 | Chapter 2 | Chapter 3

"Chapter 4"

I’d been wanting to do a series of Pond family oriented short stories for awhile. With the BBC running “Pond Life” leading up to the series 7 premiere, I figured it was a good time to finally gather these stories together and post them. This is an ongoing collection of vignettes. Kudos to anyone who gets the summary!

Summary: In a terraced home on a quiet street in Leadworth, behind a door of the bluest blue, Amy Pond and Rory Williams had a little family that no one knew about. It was somewhat broken, but it was still a very good family.

Story #1: Midnight Snack — Amy and Rory want to sleep. Their daughter and son-in-law think sleeping is highly overrated.

Story #2: Homecoming — “River, take them all home,” the Doctor ordered as he swept into the TARDIS to find another version of the woman who’d revealed herself to be Melody Pond. Too bad, River thought, he didn’t mention what to do next.

Story #3: 50 Shades of Something — “I was off to play a round golf with Jack Nicklaus. Ran into River while I was picking out my lucky putter. She said she was coming here to read a book with you,” the Doctor chirped as he all but bounced into Amy and Rory’s living room. He clapped his hands. “I love a good book reading!”

For the first one, nextstop-everywhere on Tumblr asked for "You, me, and all the stuff we're so scared of"

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