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Annabeth had been through a lot of unbearable pain before. Being a half-blood, she had a lot of experience with pain. But none of those could compare to this. The emptiness- No. Not emptiness. Heartbroken. Grief. Loss. Not emptiness. It hurt so much that it was worse than dying. HE left a whole in her heart. The whole that he left was worse than Luke's. And she hates HIM for that. HE left her a scar that not even ambrosia and nectar could ever cure. HE left her dying. She wanted to kill herself. She wanted to cut herself. She wanted to plunge into the depths of Tartarus, curl up and die. After everything she did to survive, she wanted to give up. But she just couldn't. He wouldn't want her too. He would want her to stop hurting and move on. But she just couldn't. She was alive and dead at the same time. That's how it felt when Percy Jackson died. There was no moving on from Percy Jackson.

This is about Rose Tyler and TenToo, the transition into an ordinary family life, and how they manage to stay extraordinary in the wrong universe. (I'm counting the deleted TARDIS coral scene as canon here.) I don't own Doctor Who. I do own a large chunk of the plot, but the characters, settings, and general backstory are all property of the BBC. Also, I appreciate all the help I can get with grammar, canon, and characterization! Reviews are always fantastic! *Currently with a large gap in the plot, time-wise. I'm working on it, but my mind apparently does not work chronologically, so the time line for the plot may be a little wibbly-wobbly until I update again. I just write what I think of at the moment.

(Sequel to "Life Without the Doctor" But can still be read on its own.) Julianne finds herself in the Doctor's care, after his TARDIS put her in a coma. How will the Doctor react when he finds out she's a Pond. And more importantly, how will they stop the Weeping Angels, from feeding on everyone in the U.S. Note: This was written before Clara's last episode ...so sorry for inconsistencies. Well, I guess it's an Au, so that's alright...

Rose Tyler and the new Doctor both have to adjust to each other and this new life... Who am I kidding? Are they really the type to adjust? They're gonna do whatever they can to get the heck out of there. Unless something happens they don't expect. WARNING: IT'S A LOVE STORY:)

When Rose and the human Doctor have a child things get surprisingly complicated for their little girl who gets trapped in a parallel universe. With time running out, the Doctor's daughter must find her alternate dad and convince him to help her change before he sends her back home.

In a crazy turn of events, the doctor may be able to get Rose back, and he may finally get what he's wanted all along; a happy ending with the woman he loves.

"If you don't like my new body...I'm sorry, but I'll always be the Doctor." He said honestly, and her gaze fluttered onto his. "And the Doctor will always love Rose Tyler." The Eleventh Doctor is faced with Rose, who at first struggles to accept him.

Hi. I'm Rose Tyler. And this is the story of how I came back to life.

The Doctor is summoned by an old friend who claims to need his help. Things are not as they seem in the monastery and the monks fear for their very lives, unsafe in their own home.

Rose and the Doctor travel to ancient Egypt to find out the secret of a forgotten Queen, but as usual, things do not go as planned and trouble follows them