The 11 Doctors Part 1 by Glass-dreamer, literature
Literature
The 11 Doctors Part 1
As he sat by the side of the hospital bed, looking down at the elderly woman, he had to wonder just how much he had missed out on over his long life. This frail old woman who, by his reckoning, he hadn't seen in centuries was once the most important thing to him in the entire universe. She had children, grandchildren, even great grand children, an entirely new family for him to meet and love, a family he had made a solemn promise not to contact.
"I like the bow-tie." He was so lost in his thoughts that even this quiet, cracked voice made him jump. "Very distinguished." He smiled down at the woman and took her small hand in his. Behind...
The 11 Doctors Part 1 by Glass-dreamer, literature
Literature
The 11 Doctors Part 1
As he sat by the side of the hospital bed, looking down at the elderly woman, he had to wonder just how much he had missed out on over his long life. This frail old woman who, by his reckoning, he hadn't seen in centuries was once the most important thing to him in the entire universe. She had children, grandchildren, even great grand children, an entirely new family for him to meet and love, a family he had made a solemn promise not to contact.
"I like the bow-tie." He was so lost in his thoughts that even this quiet, cracked voice made him jump. "Very distinguished." He smiled down at the woman and took her small hand in his. Behind...
The BurningThe Doctor cursed as he burnt his hand on a stray bit of wiring trailing from the Tardis console. He could smell burning flesh but blocked the pain from his mind as he moved at what appeared to be a speed far above what was possible. His hands danced a blur over the controls.
Charging the Ziton crystals. He said to himself and pulled a large leaver to his left. The panel exploded showering him with sparks and twisted metal. He cursed again, pulling his now smouldering mourning coat from his shoulders and pushing his long, curly hair from his eyes with a blackened hand.
Why, He thought. Have none of my incarnations ev...