AU: What I Really Wished Was Said - “You. Me. TARDIS later? I’ll keep the bowtie on. Sound like a deal?”

  Sunday April 21, 2013       160 notes
  i want to use all of my available tag space  to just type  INTO IT  like 30 different times  INTO IT INTO IT INTO IT  and on and on and on  

bookishandi:

Each new burst screams to its peaks before the last fades to smoke. She pulls him to a low wall to watch the show, leans into his chest against the cool night air. As flashes of light illuminate their faces, twinkling in their eyes until the following deep bass thrums shake their bones back into the darkness, he wraps his arms—and coat with it—around her. Seated on the brick wall, they are nearly the same height, so he takes advantage and sets his chin in the hollow of her shoulder. She responds by snuggling toward him, rests her temple against his. They both jump when the next fireworks lights up the night sky; they had been too focused on each other to notice the pause in the show.

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  Monday November 12, 2012       105 notes
  just delighted happy clapping  INTO IT  

gallifreyburning:

This story takes this deleted scene as canon.

The Doctor doesn’t mean for it to be a big secret. It’s a surprise, anyway, not a secret at all, and the two are very different things. The distinction doesn’t seem to make much difference to Rose, or prevent her knickers from getting in a proper twist over the whole thing.

He hadn’t expected to find the exact supplies he needed, tucked away in the corners of certain Torchwood vaults and accessed by way of psychic paper and quick talking. With Donna’s suggestions for accelerating the growth of the TARDIS coral, the new TARDIS has grown even faster than the Doctor had imagined possible. Shatterfrying the plasmic shell had been tricky – and had singed his eyebrows and sublimated a nearby frozen pond right into vapor, leaving a dry hole in the ground afterward and landing him in Pete Tyler’s Torchwood office for a conversation about environmental impact and how touchy certain city councils can be about unexpectedly pond-less parks. (Not a peep said between them about his eyebrows, though.) The Doctor had modified the TARDIS’ dimensional stabilizer to a foldback harmonic of 36.3 (without sublimating a single drop of water, thankyouverymuch), and the growth hadn’t just accelerated by the power of fifty-nine; it had accelerated by the power of two hundred and fifty-nine!

Brilliant, brilliant Donna Noble.

Which means that after only four weeks in this universe, zeppelins in the sky and Rose Tyler in the Doctor’s life again on a daily basis, the TARDIS is practically vortex-worthy.

He just wishes things were going so well with Rose.

It’s not that things are going poorly, necessarily. But slowly. So slowly, he can feel his cells aging, his hair turning grey, his wrinkles deepening.

He didn’t expect things to pick up exactly where they’d left off, before Canary Wharf. Hand-holding, the easy way they were around each other, so in-tune on practically everything. No, he hadn’t had expectations. But he won’t deny, there had been quite a bit of hope. 

Then there was an additional hope that blossomed into existence with that kiss on the beach in Norway, a hope that picking up where they’d left off meant things would keep moving on that trajectory – lips meeting lips, that was certainly nice. Arms wrapping around each other’s bodies, well that was more than nice. Long hugs, less clothing, the Doctor wouldn’t mind something along those lines.

At this point, the Doctor has decided he’d settle for Rose actually slowing down long enough to say something – anything – she’s thinking and feeling. Not that the Doctor’s setting any bars, in that regard; he gets this cold feeling in his chest (on the side without the heart) when he opens his mouth and tries to say the words again (I love you, Rose Tyler), or when he tries to ask her what she’s thinking (nineteen years old and she was an open book, twenty-six and she’s a sphinx, are all human women so maddening?), or when he tries to ask whether or not she might still feel a bit of love for him in return (is he emotionally demanding? Is that the sort of man he is now? Emotionally demanding and not ginger?).

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  Wednesday October 10, 2012       164 notes
  fic recs  INTO IT  AS EXPECTED  ALLLLLLISON  ASDFGHJKL;ASDFGHJK  

whooves:

Ten/Rose zombie apocalypse AU
Co-written by professortennant and whooves

“Run,” he screams, as she sprints towards him, a blur of leather and denim and blonde hair. The zombies are crowding in close; he’s about to be devoured (she’s seen it before, it’s not a pretty sight.). His legs are shaking as he backs away, tries to run, but he’s tripping over gangly limbs. She keeps running towards him, mouth twitching upwards at his words. She’s used to being doubted.

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  Tuesday August 21, 2012       178 notes
  into it  i also can't pick out writing styles between the two of them  which is always exciting  like when there's a match up like that  did that sentence even make sense  was that even a sentence  listen this is a doctor rose zombie fic  i'm not really sure why you're reading these tags  and not just reading the fic  unless you're emily or jess  wait oh my god i didn't even put this together  like those two  oh jesus christ  is someone i love going to die  like a fictional character  i feel like i needed to come back and add that  because i did not want that sentence just hanging out there  without qualifying fictional  okay cool sorted  

DOCTOR WHO AU; Rory as Ten’s companion (Doctor’s catchphrase is “well” while Rory’s catchphrase is “is it safe”)

  Friday July 20, 2012       3,174 notes
  into it  would ship it  let's do this