After Rose and the Doctor agree not to exchange Christmas presents, the Doctor begins to doubt whether or not he should still get her something.

Rose Tyler is struggling to enjoy herself on New Year's Eve. She misses her boyfriend and is unsure of when she'll get to see him again. Her friend Clara is confident he'll come home to her soon.

The Doctor's son has a brilliant idea for a Halloween costume.

When Rose receives an invite to her ex's wedding, the Doctor suggests she takes him as her plus one.

Rose and the Doctor end up having a talk after what happened in Van Statten's bunker.

When helping Tony with his Father's Day present for Pete, the young boy decides the Doctor and Rose need to make presents too! Set in The Holiday 'Verse

It's Mother's Day in Pete's World and the Doctor has a special surprise for Jackie Tyler. Set in The Holiday 'Verse.

The Doctor and Rose decided to celebrate Valentine's Day a bit belatedly. Set in the Holiday 'Verse.

With Rose and Tony sick for New Year's Eve, the Doctor thinks of a fun New Year's Eve tradition for the Tyler Family to try.

After deciding that he wants to go Christmas Carolling, the Doctor must get Rose on board!

"When we recall Christmas past, we usually find that the simplest of things - not the great occasions - give off the greatest glow of happiness." - Bob Hope

The Doctor decides the Tyler family should celebrate Thanksgiving and share what they're all thankful for.

A silly little one-shot based on the ship and prompt: Ten x Rose - IT help desk AU. (How random is that?)

When the Doctor discovers that Halloween is a bit different in Pete's World, he concocts a little surprise for Rose and Tony Tyler!

When John, a widower with five daughters, and Rose, a young woman with five boys in her care, are set up on a blind date, they're positive they can never be more than friends. But after one thing leads to another, they will soon be attempting to bring their kids together and make one big happy family.

"I'm sorry, Rose," he apologised looking not the least bit sincere as he danced about the kitchen, "but that's how it goes after you have so much fantastic sex with me."

You delivered my son. If you weren't there, who knows what would have happened." She took a deep breath, attempting to hold back tears. "And in this past year you have become so much more than the doctor who saved us. I could say you've become a friend, but that's just not the case. You're our family." - Follow up story to Stuck With You.

In the US, tomorrow will be the last day of Infertility Awareness Week and the theme this year is Start Asking. 1 in 8 couples struggle with infertility. This story is for them.

"You're stuck in a lift with a complete stranger who happens to be in labour and all you can say is that's unfortunate?" Rose snapped at the ridiculously good-looking man she was now trapped with.

"And maybe, you know, sometime when it's not pouring buckets, we could go get something to eat... or something."

She leaned over and kissed her husband's cheek. "They really are our kids, aren't they?"

"The remarkable thing about Shakespeare is that he is really very good - in spite of all the people who say he is very good." - Robert Graves

Once upon a time, there was a young girl, who loved her father very much. After his sudden death, the girl faced many hardships. It would be ten years before another man would enter her life. - Ever After AU

"It's one weekend, Doctor. I think you and Finn can live without me for one weekend."

He attempted several times to start conversations with other shoppers, but most kept going, offering him only an apologetic smile, if that. She'd passed him a few times when he'd finally turned his attentions on her. Pointing, the old man said, "You. You're following me."

"In movies and on the telly, they always make it seem like a couple taking a walk in the rain is romantic. This isn't very romantic. Actually, it's kind of miserable."

There is nothing more sacred then that of a promise from a lover. (Corresponds with my other two stories, 'A Mother's Love' and 'A Father's Choice'. Prior knowledge of those stories not necessary.)

Rose Tyler was a poor shop girl with nothing going for her, until her nineteenth birthday when she visits the Matchmaker. Soon, Rose will learn her destiny is so much bigger than she ever imagined.

Ten years separated them in age. Twenty years would bring them together.

They've made it through kidnapping, torture, and an entire year that never was. They've made it through so much together. What will happen when the Doctor recieves a warning about his song coming to an end? And what do the nightmares that are plaguing Rose mean? Will they be able to save the Universe once more? - A series four rewrite with Rose. Sequel to The Old Team.

She once promised him forever. What would happen if that promise was forgotten? Loosely based on the book/movie The Vow.

Never again. That's what they agreed. It could never happen again.

Sometimes being a father is a choice. A little one-shot that looks into the relationship between Pete and Rose. (Corresponds with my other one-shot, "A Mother's Love," however reading that story is not necessary. They can be viewed as seperate stories.)

Dr. John Noble: Widower, single father, and a bit of a wreck. Rose Tyler: Shop girl, only child, and a bit of a mess. How will their lives change when they meet?

Sometimes families were made. Sometimes families were built.

Nothing can compare to a mother's love. A little one-shot that looks into the relationship between Jackie and Rose Tyler.

Even Time Tots hit the Terrible Twos (capitalisation required). A Little two-parter that falls after A New Kind of Human Nature and A New Kind of Year.

The ship was going to crash and the TARDIS was no longer an option of escape. Rose Tyler's life was at stake and for the Doctor that made things very, very simple. A Voyage of the Damned rewrite. Follows directly after the final chapter of The Old Team.

What would it have been like if Rose hadn't ended up trapped in the other universe at the end of Doomsday? Will she keep her promise of forever? Or will forces beyond their control end up separating the Doctor and Rose for good? My version of series 3 with Rose.

He looked at her and saw the confusion and fright in her eyes. But not just that, he saw longing and hope as well. "Tell me everything." *Spoilers for The Day of the Doctor.*

It was almost scary how quickly Rose had come to accept that this new man, this pretty boy with really great hair and a London accent to match her own, was in fact her Doctor. She could see it in the manic grin he gave her. She could feel the shiver up her spine as he declared the word, "fantastic!" But most of all she could tell by the way his hand felt just perfectly in hers.

Before Rose met the Doctor, there was Mickey Smith. And Mickey Smith loved her first.

One year has passed since the Doctor and Rose's twins were born. One incredible year. Just a little one-shot that fits between A New Kind of Human Nature and its sequel A New Kind of Life.

What if Captain Jack was around for the events of Human Nature/Family of Blood instead of Utopia? What if another familiar face shows up as well? What will that mean for Martha? What will that mean for the Doctor while he is John Smith?