How sweet this story-set is. I can't wait to read more!

You ever heard the SONG 'Keep on Running'? Whenever I read this particular fic, that song is always going through my head!

Haha, I loathe that song, but this was lovely. Thank you for treating me to that. 8D

Aw, that was so sweet.
Loved the way that Martha was helping him start to get over Rose.
Are you leaving it there or adding more to it?? Please say more!
Luffles and huggles
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:):)

Aw...yayness. Love seeing your one-shots in one place at last. Great stuff! Keep up the great work and update soon!

A highly enjoyable story, one I delighted in reading. Will there be 100 parts to this? I could see it easily.

10 out of 10 stars

Wow! Your stories are simply beautiful!

wonderful! It made me want to give the Doctor a big hug!

so cute

loved this one. family of blood and human nature were my favourite two parter from series 3, and this was a brilliant tag to it!

that poor waitress... man am I glad the Doctor can never come to my coffe shop!

Aw, I reckon this has nailed Martha's emotions right on the head. But then who doesn't think David Tennant's adorable when he grins?!

heh, I can just imagine the Doctor being so matter of fact about his 'creation', and poor MArtha's embarrassment!

Oh, so beautiful... Without a doubt, the best collection of one-shots I've ever read. Each one of perfectly short enough length, yet each one deep enough to fill a chasm. The emotion is amazingly written; with so many of these more angsty stories, the authors are all too quick to have the Doctor spill his feelings out - which, as you know from the series, he just doesn't do. People don't just 'talk'; as you had the Doctor say (though the example is out of context), "If only things were ever that simple."

Your characterisation is the best I've come across so far; you capture his underlying sadness perfectly, even in the one-shots that are more humoured than the others. And Martha's desperate attempts to get through to him are so wonderfully 'her' that I can't find any fault with them.

I particularly loved the one set in West Yorkshire, with its little mention of the Dales. I'm a Dales lass myself, so I found that one particularly welcome, as I could see the exact type of pub you were writing about, probably selling Theakston's ale with a fire burning ... oo, I can even smell it!

Anyway, a very well written and beautiful collection that is going to my Favourites list, as well as your name!

All the best,

Gollum's Fish

That was such a sweet story, wonderful