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rec: christmas in the tardis, by calapine
Merry Christmas to those who celebrate it, happy sixth night of Hanukkah to those who celebrate it, and happy Doctor Who Christmas Special Day to us all! As my last rec, I bring you some holiday fluff:
Story: Christmas in the TARDIS
Author: Calapine
Rating: All Ages
Word Count: 639
Author's Summary: A very merry Christmas for Romana and the Doctor.
Characters/Pairings: Fourth Doctor/Romana II
Warnings: None
Recced because: I'll be honest with you. I'm generally not a fan of "characters celebrate Christmas" fic, but this is such a perfect piece of sweet, non-sappy, in-character Doctor/Romana fluff, it completely won me over. If you love Christmas fic, you're bound to love this; and if you don't, try it anyway, because it just might win you over, too.
“Romana, are you responsible for leaving these trees in here?”
She sighed and stepped down from the stepladder before fishing out a bright red hat, with fluffy white trimming, from somewhere in her dress and putting it on the Doctor’s head. She stepped back and admired her handiwork. “Much better.”
“You’ve put a hat on my head,” said the Doctor.
Story: Christmas in the TARDIS
Author: Calapine
Rating: All Ages
Word Count: 639
Author's Summary: A very merry Christmas for Romana and the Doctor.
Characters/Pairings: Fourth Doctor/Romana II
Warnings: None
Recced because: I'll be honest with you. I'm generally not a fan of "characters celebrate Christmas" fic, but this is such a perfect piece of sweet, non-sappy, in-character Doctor/Romana fluff, it completely won me over. If you love Christmas fic, you're bound to love this; and if you don't, try it anyway, because it just might win you over, too.
“Romana, are you responsible for leaving these trees in here?”
She sighed and stepped down from the stepladder before fishing out a bright red hat, with fluffy white trimming, from somewhere in her dress and putting it on the Doctor’s head. She stepped back and admired her handiwork. “Much better.”
“You’ve put a hat on my head,” said the Doctor.