Wolf Moon: Chapter One

I'll just be posting the story here and maybe one day I'll get everything sorted.  And I'll send it along to Teaspoon, too.  Alt!Nine/Rose pairing.  PG-13.  Doctor Who's not mine, but I'll treat it well while I play with it and put it back gently when I'm done.

Here's the summary:

Start with one happy, well-adjusted Rose Tyler living her life in the parallel world at age twenty-nine. Add one top of the line TARDIS with an attitude and a relationship problem with one angry, annoyed, crotchety, old, alternate Doctor who shouldn’t exist but does. Shake well.

 

Wolf Moon

Chapter One:  Night of the Wolf Moon

 

“I see the bad moon arising,” sang Rose Tyler as she drove home from work in the deepening twilight of a cold January day. “I see trouble on the way.” She was forever grateful that Creedence Clearwater Revival was one of the things that had translated from her original universe to the one she was currently living in. She turned the radio up just a bit louder and belted out the rest of the verse, then wondered if after the day she’d had today, maybe singing about earthquakes and lightning wasn’t really such a good idea.

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Wolf Moon: Chapter One

I'll just be posting the story here and maybe one day I'll get everything sorted.  And I'll send it along to Teaspoon, too.  Alt!Nine/Rose pairing.  PG-13.  Doctor Who's not mine, but I'll treat it well while I play with it and put it back gently when I'm done.

Here's the summary:

Start with one happy, well-adjusted Rose Tyler living her life in the parallel world at age twenty-nine. Add one top of the line TARDIS with an attitude and a relationship problem with one angry, annoyed, crotchety, old, alternate Doctor who shouldn’t exist but does. Shake well.

 

Wolf Moon

Chapter One:  Night of the Wolf Moon

 

“I see the bad moon arising,” sang Rose Tyler as she drove home from work in the deepening twilight of a cold January day. “I see trouble on the way.” She was forever grateful that Creedence Clearwater Revival was one of the things that had translated from her original universe to the one she was currently living in. She turned the radio up just a bit louder and belted out the rest of the verse, then wondered if after the day she’d had today, maybe singing about earthquakes and lightning wasn’t really such a good idea.

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