Allison Argent's grave is beautiful. The overturned land beneath which she rests is constantly adorned by flowers, provided in shifts by an armada of loved ones. A short drabble about our beloved huntress's final resting place.

"When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return." -Leonardo da Vinci. Set just after the S2 finale. This is the story of Rose Tyler as she tries to readjust to life without her Doctor. Life on the slow path.

Rose Tyler has managed to break through into her home universe - a year in advance. But when she begins searching for the Doctor, she finds someone else instead. Someone she wasn't expecting to see. 10/Rose.

She's not Rose Tyler. She is a holographic projection, and his hand goes right through her. This time it's her who's just an image. A sad one-shot for 11/Rose, based off a prompt I got from The Always Angel. Fair warning: there may be tears.

Martha Jones was never the most adventurous person. She liked to be in control. But with him, she's out of control, and the funny thing is, she kind of likes it. When she stands beside him, she is so much more than Martha Jones. But somehow, she's so much less. A one-shot showing the way Martha grew and changed throughout Series 3. Not so much romance as a story of self-discovery.

Rose Tyler is used to the sounds of the TARDIS. So it's not the nights where the noise is nearly deafening when she lies awake, staring up at the ceiling. It's the nights where there's no noise at all. Silence on the TARDIS means one of two things: either the Doctor's asleep, or he's upset. With asleep being the less likely of the two options. Oneshot, 10/Rose, sad and fluffy.

"It feels right to honor her memory. Because even if she isn't really dead, she truly no longer exists in this universe. Here, she is nothing more than a memory." A sad, sweet little one-shot of the Doctor missing Rose. Set between The Runaway Bride and Smith and Jones. Warning: tissues may be required.

"The lost one wakes. Three years to the day, she turns around and walks forward again." For nearly seven years, she's been trapped out of time, so far away from the place and people she loved. But when something from her old life appears in her new one, she sees a chance to return home. But can she deal with the implications of returning to a life she locked away years ago?

"A plain white wooden door with gleaming Gallifreyan engraved into its surface, shining golden circles that he carved there himself as she watched. He remembers it clearly – making one letter at a time, talking her through it as she looked on curiously, telling her, 'this is an R, this is an O, this is an S, this is an E'." A sad little one-shot for 11/Rose.

When he woke up this morning, he didn't know he'd be coming two steps closer to the day when he'll finally have to say goodbye to her. A short one-shot inspired by something Moffat said about River Song and her squareness gun, with some 11/River romance and very little substance. Enjoy!

When, after another brush with death, Kate still refuses to stop investigating her mother's murder, Castle leaves - for three years. This is the story of Kate Beckett's quest to earn his forgiveness and recapture his heart. Romance/Angst/Crime.

He loves her. She loves him. But it's not that simple. Kate Beckett and her friends feel like they've been preparing for this, for senior year, their whole lives. But they never could have prepared for what happens when two new kids show up at Marlowe High and turn everything on its head. AU, the entire Castle gang plus some as high school seniors. Caskett and Esplanie.

Castle picks up his phone, expecting to hear Beckett's voice. Instead, it's Ryan, reporting something that shakes the foundations of Castle's world - Beckett's missing.

"She looks at the file again, checking to make sure she's gotten the right one. She runs a finger across the name on the front; a sad smile dances on her lips, her eyes shining with tears she won't let spill out." A one-shot idea that I couldn't get out of my head.

A single scene set just after the Season 3 finale of Warehouse 13. Let me know if you think I should continue this story!