"I found my dad," Tom Miller said. - It took Hardy a moment to sift through possible answers, because his first reaction – 'What the bloody hell have you been thinking even looking for him, you daft wallaper' – would probably not go over well. (set after s3, so spoilers!)

"You're saying that if Donna could only be saved by taking her memories, her own thoughts on that matter were more important than the outcome, in this case saving her life. Am I right?" - Stunned, Rose nodded. - "Well, in that case, I maintain my stance: that's horseshit."

"Because! We've been to every bloody concert in the entire bloody last three decades! Eighties, nineties, seventies! And I just bloody well have enough now!" Rose never liked constraints, and truthfully, neither does the Doctor. Or his biological whatchamaycallit. A trip to the Caribbean sounds just like the thing. (Follows "Double Helix")

Rose and her Doctor have 'The Talk'. (Follows more or less "Martha" in terms of time-lines but stands alone. Set in the same verse as my other stories)

In Pete's World, Rose is curious about the Doctor's companions (Set after "Force yourself to choose")

Forgotten lasagna, stolen car, lost in the middle of London's Downtown, Vitex-party tomorrow ... what else could go wrong? Oh, great. Now they've jinxed it! Sequel to "Not just one of your holiday games"

After meeting Donna Mott, life can not possibly stay as dull as it had been on Pete's World. But it would have been nice to have a sort of transition-period, Rose thought. Better for everyone's health. (Part Two of "What the cat dragged in")

Maybe the Doctor had not been as smart as he thought he was, leaving Rose and his Metacrisis-clone on Pete's World.

We left our favorite couple in a bit of a breakup, or at least a break. And while Hyde found a new hobby and his domesticity, Jackie found that life can be just as intoxicating as love, that having independence could make you happy - even without a man by your side. How do you decide between freedom and love? Is there even a decision to make? Can you have both - and if you can, at

After Steven's return from Oregon, Jackie took him back as her boyfriend. But is that really the best for her? Steven drew a line in the sands of Las Vegas for himself. Now it's Jackie's turn to find her line and figure out which side is the right one. (Part II of "A line in the sand")

Sometimes, making your own decisions leads to making really bad ones. So subsequently, if you're a bit afraid of making bad choices, it makes sense - for a while - to not make choices at all, right? In the desert-city of Las Vegas, Steven Hyde draws a line in the sand, steps over it, and decides to do something about his future.

"You're not haunted by the war, Doctor Watson. You miss it." - John Watson has things to think about before Christmas. (Set somewhere in the middle of "His last vow". )

Sam is well aware of the day. January 24th, and he might be the only person still on earth to remember its significance.

Sometimes, bad guys make the best good guys. And sometimes, the path they tread is dirty and wrong. Sometimes, you have to wonder how far you are prepared to go...

You wouldn't wish toothache on your worst enemy. Well, your worst human enemy. Dean'sgot toothache

Good girls get torn to shreds, and bad girls go everywhere. - pre-series, teenaged-Dean, crossdressing -trust me! -

"Sleep-deprivation is an enhanced interrogation-technique"

Dad is pissed. So pissed, and with good reasons. So Dean decided it's better to hide.

How can it be that in all these years hunting throughout the US, Dean and Sam never heard from their relatives? How come no Campbell ever contacted the Winchesters after Mary's death? Maybe they couldn't...

...and the stars twinkle in the nightly sky. - It's post-7.10 and every last shred of Dean's support system is either dead or gone. Sam wants to give something special to his brother, something from the heart.

He'd have to learn to take the consequences into account and decide after contemplating them if it was worth the risk. If a bag of sweets and a six-pack of beer was really worth it. - Dean gets send to prison as a teenager to scare him straight -

Do not mess with Mowgli's brother. You can be pretty sure his teeth are sharp.

Pills of unknown origin have been keeping him up and down and tethered to the ground. But it's not a problem. Right?

Dean meets an unexpected adversary. Hurt!Dean, caring!Sam, set somewhere after s6e12

Dean is tied to a chair, and the clock keeps ticking...

Pre-season. All Sam wanted, just once, was a family-dinner. Dean's at the movies, Dad is working and he's got a recipe. He's seven, he's smart and he charred the kitchen, the bird and nearly burnt his brother to a crisp. Happy Thanksgiving.

Sometimes, your loved ones hurt you, and you can't change a damn thing...

It's pretty disturbing if you find yourself in front of a pretty woman's house with no idea why you hit her on the nose... Dean thought he remembered everything about hell, but he'd blocked out some details

Sam had had a difficult childhood. That was the only reason why he delighted in the suffering of his big but smaller brother. Written for one thing only: clothes-sharing! Warning: swearing, minor violence

Cas wants to know why humans hug. Dean explains and demonstrates. Written for the cuddle-comment-fic-meme on lj.

If the cookie talks, the crumbles have to listen. God has a few things to say, and this time, not only Joshua will be able to hear it. Belongs somehow to 5x16, so spoilers.

There is no expiration-date on being a Winchester" - Wee!Dean thinks he's failed at taking care of Sam, so he runs away from "home". This, too, was written for the h/c-comment-fic meme on "Hoodietime"

After being held captive in the dark with no human contact, Dean needs more physical contact than usual. Written for the prompt at the h/c comment-fic-meme on "Hoodietime"

There is a monster, outside the closet. Two gorgeous men inside. They are not alone. And one of them has a tiny problem with small spaces. T for language and mentions of violence

Set in season 5. Sam finds out about the first seal. Not much more to say about that... Rated for swearing and minor brother-bashing

Post 4x22: Sam keeps finding lethal tools all around him and Bobby just can't keep them locked up for some reason. And why the... is Dean buried underneath those stupid cars anyway?

In a town somewhere in Texas, multiple mutilated corpses pile up. Are there hellhounds roaming free, or is it something different? Because, honestly - could there be something worse than hellhounds? Set during season 4, sometime after "Family remains"

Sam meets an old very old Hell-Buddy of Dean. He get's to know a little more about Hell - and his inhabitants.