Aradhelwen

You groggily opened your eyes and reached for the other side of the bed only to feel it cold and empty. You pulled yourself up and raked a hand through your tangled, (h/c) hair.   “Doctor?” you called out, voice still hoarse with sleep. You shook your head and swung your feet over to the floor, grabbing the blanket and keeping it securely wrapped around you as you trotted down one of the many corridors and eventually found the kitchen somehow. You leaned in the doorway and smiled. There was the Doctor, twirling around like a cosmic 5 year-old making what appeared to be pancakes and toast with jam. Creeping up behind him your wrapp

    You had moved to Gravity Falls last autumn, and that's where you had met the notorious Bill Cipher. There he had made a deal with you, if you gave him a body to possess, he would protect you from all the creatures in Gravity Falls. Of course, not trusting him (or any monster) you had accepted the deal with him as long as you could choose the body he would have. Obviously annoyed that he couldn't steal your body then and there, he still agreed to your terms. It took awhile to find someone who you thought would be a good specimen for Bill. You had traveled a few towns over and eventually settled on a tall, lanky but built blond man. To as w

The Doctor threw up his hands. “Well, I’m sorry, just because an entire species is sad doesn’t mean they’re ready to get wiped off the face of the universe. Not exactly the happiest way to greet a different race, blowing up their planet.” He paused. “Also really inconvenient for cartographers, and they’ve got it hard enough as is.” “And shouldn’t you be able to sense the goodness in these people too?” You chimed in, standing by the Doctor’s side. “They may have lost so much, and they might be the most miserable people under the stars, but can’t you feel their

Click. You turned slowly to face the door. Tentatively, you tried the handle. To your dismay, it was locked. You couldn't help letting an exasperated sigh slip out of your mouth, followed by, "You've got to be kidding me." You turned around and put your back to the door. Now you faced him. He was stuck in this room with you, and you just so happened to have feelings for him. "Well then. Do you have any ideas?", you asked hopefully. "Welll..." He thought for a moment, as you held your breath. "Nope. I've got nothing. I'm sorry." You let your breath out with a sigh. Then you slid to the floor and pulled your knees to your chest. The farther fr