What other faith is left, than the faith in reunions? Spoilers for the season 12 ending and beginning of season 13. Destiel.

Mr. Jago could well use his friend's help and advice, but Professor Litefoot is anything but helpful.

Mr. Jago is more curious and less tactful than he has any business being. Professor Litefoot is annoyed, but lenient.

Professor Litefoot is feeling a little frisky in the small hours - Mr Jago has had too much to drink, however.

There wasn't a scene with Litefoot's petting instincts in The Beast of Kravenos, but I feel there should have.

Outlawed and troubled, embedded with false identities, and yet there's always time to tie a knot - or unfasten one. Jago/Litefoot smut loosely based on the seventh series episode Murder at Moorsey Manor.

The way the Doctor cried meant he cared - and that's the misery the Master has always wished for him. Tenth Doctor/Simm!Master

To get a long with Dr. McCoy Spock has to accept there are things he's not on par with the Doctor. If not, the friendship is best terminated, but who would want that? Set sometime after The Tholian Web, I think. (Spones)

Despite being married and bonded Spock and McCoy haven't seen each other in almost a year. The bond manifests itself in constant dreams, but have they grown irredeemably apart? Set between TNG episodes 'Encounter at Farpoint' and 'Unification'.

Sometimes McCoy wished he could do the mind meld. It didn't seem fair that Spock could peek into people's head, while he was stuck not dealing with own mind like he owned it. (Spones)

Lorian is only fourteen years old, and yet he has to face his father's death like this. (Translation of a Finnish work)

Baker Street 107 is the Doctor's mostly vacant residence, to which our gentlemen Mr. Jago and Professor Litefoot have a key in. They use it for general setting for curiosity and romance, as you could well expect. Inspired by fanart.

Ill effects of the Scorchies still linger on Jago. Litefoot insists on a physical check-up, but Jago isn't cooperative.

Mr. Jago caught a rumour of an affordable automobile being for sale. Professor Litefoot is less amused. (Also found on AO3, more A/N details there)

Mr. Jago has an apartment downtown and yet he find his office a more safe and comfortable to lodge and sleep at. He's filled it with it trinkets, posters and memories. But not all are good or worth remembering about. But a few, well chosen photographs can stir up some good fantasies - and push the bad ones to the back row.

Professor Litefoot makes a sudden visit to The New Regency in hopes of discussing about a possible case. Instead, he gains a better understanding of Mr. Jago's profession and skill. A theatre impresario does much more than just bookings and accounts! It is, if it really comes down to it, a people person's job.

In the anthology "The Worlds of Doctor Who" we learned that Mr. Jago has bought a phonograph to preserve acts on his theatre. He uses it for other, more intimate means as well.

If the nefarious Bat Nannies had taken a little more time interrupting young gentlemen in the darkness, they'd had time to press their bodies together. And so on.

Professor Litefoot idly compliments French!Jago's physique. Regular Jago couldn't be more insulted. Or bemused. One or two.

Jo is on a holiday, The Doctor is focused on his science and Master makes a surprisingly unthreading phone call.

Five minutes is a long time when you cannot find anything to say. Garak/Bashir, one-shot, sowahta post-series.

Normally their lunch flirtation leads nowhere. Then you notice all the blue signs and finally draw right conclusions. Garak/Bashir slash.

It's in the Human nature to try to categorize and label just about everything that comes across. Garak/Bashir.

At first there wasn't supposed to be any fuzz about it - but some relationships are made for scenes. House/Wilson, slash, one-shot

Wilson has a terminal illness called Gregory House.