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PERCY JACKSON AND THE OLYMPIANS (2023-)
S01E03 | “We Visit the Garden Gnome Emporium”
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Donna Noble showed up in the TARDIS unannounced and ended up giving the Doctor the biggest gifts - compassion, friendship, love, a spot in her huge heart and a home.
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the machine summing up their relationship in less than a minute ✨
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Fifteen immediately changing the TARDIS to warm toned lighting is such a mood
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#IT HAS BEEN 15 YEARS FOR DONNA BUT FOR THE DOCTOR IT HAS BEEN HUNDREDS OF YEARS
#AND ALL THIS TIME THE WOUND OF LOSING HER NEVER HEALED
#SO NOW THE DOCTOR OPENLY ADMITS TO OTHER PEOPLE, AND TELLS HER AND SHOWS HER HOW MUCH SHE MEANS TO HIM AND HOW MUCH HE LOVES AND CARES FOR HER AT EVERY OPPORTUNITY
#THE DOCTOR TREATS DONNA LIKE THEIR EVERY MOMENT TOGETHER MAY BE THEIR LAST, AND HE WANTS HER TO KNOW BEFORE HE LOSES HER AGAIN
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Happy Holidays! This was based on the prompt "A leash and collar? Why?" She said, suspicious as she looks over the rim of her coffee mug." for @iamsuperconfused as part of the @supergirlfemslashsecretsanta gift exchange.
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Maggie knows something is up. She knows her girlfriend, she knows her tells, and she knows Alex is hiding something from her.
She’s not worried, because Kara is involved, and maybe that should make her a little worried but she’s come to find that anything to do with Kara usually just ends up being food or Lena related.
But since Maggie loves a good mystery to solve, she decides to do a little investigating herself.
Turns out, she doesn’t actually need to, because Alex gives herself away pretty much immediately.
First, it’s the dog food Maggie finds in the cupboard as she’s looking for a new bag of sugar. Then it’s the list of names she finds written on a notepad in the kitchen, and then finally she overhears a conversation between Alex and, who Maggie assumes, is Kara.
As soon as Alex hangs up the phone, Maggie can’t help but ask about a few things she’d overheard.
"A leash and collar? Why?" She says, suspicious as she looks over the rim of her coffee mug.
Alex freezes and Maggie has to fight to keep a straight face. Does Alex really think she’s being subtle?
“I...uhhh...”
“Who were you on the phone with?” Maggie prompts.
“Kara...she wants a dog.”
Maggie narrows her eyes. That is a pretty plausible scenario, and Maggie would probably believe Alex, if not for the way she’s avoiding eye contact.
Alex looks down at her watch. “I have to go, I’m meeting Kara, but we’re still on for lunch?” Alex asks.
“Of course,” Maggie replies. At least Alex’s suggestion of a picnic in the park for lunch makes a bit more sense now.
Alex walks around the kitchen island. “I’ll see you later,” she says before giving Maggie a lingering kiss, dog and lunch and everything else forgotten for a moment as she chases the contact when Alex tries to pull away.
“Bye,” Alex laughs, pressing another quick to Maggie’s lips.
Maggie watches her go, missing Alex as soon as the door closes, already excited for lunch. With their busy schedules they don’t get to spend nearly as much time together as Maggie would like.
Maggie would put money on the fact that Alex is going to surprise her with a dog. Maggie’s not sure why it’s a secret but it’s cute her girlfriend is trying to surprise her. They’ve talked about getting a dog in the future, so it’s not completely out of left field that Alex would get them one. They’ve talked about everything together. She knows she’s going to marry Alex one day, this is just the first step.
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When Maggie arrives at the park, her heart stutters in her chest when she sees Alex, standing beside a picnic blanket, a picnic basket and flowers set out on the blanket beside her.
“Hey,” Alex greets her, smile shy as she lets Maggie pull her into a hug.
“Hi,” Maggie smiles. “What’s all this for?”
“Can’t I treat my girlfriend to a nice lunch?” Alex asks, tangling her fingers with Maggie’s.
Alex gives Maggie’s hand a tug and Maggie follows the gentle command, taking a set beside Alex.
“I got all your favourites,” Alex says, opening the basket and for a moment, Maggie feels like she might cry.
“I see you said “got” and not “made”,” Maggie points out.
Alex rolls her eyes.
“I’m teasing,” Maggie smiles. She waits until Alex is looking at her again. “Thank you, for all of this.”
“Always.”
Maggie’s heart stutters in her chest again, she knows Alex means it.
It’s after lunch, before they’ve eaten the dessert Maggie spied in the basket earlier, that the mood shifts and Maggie knows what’s coming when Alex starts to talk, clearly nervous.
“I actually had another reason for inviting you here today,” Alex begins, reaching into her pocket. “I’ve tried to keep this a secret from you so I hope you’re surprised.” She pulls out a box and Maggie gasps, she doesn’t need to be able to see inside to know what’s in there. “Based on your reaction I’m assuming I managed to keep it a secret.”
Maggie prides herself on being a good detective but even she didn’t see this coming.
“Maggie,” Alex continues, reaching out to take one of Maggie’s hands, box held in the other. “I love you. I never thought I’d get to feel like this but then I met you and you changed everything. When you first kissed me, I knew then and there I wanted to spend the rest of my life with you. You’re my favourite person, you’re my best friend, you make me so happy, and, if you’ll let me, I want to spend the rest of my life loving you the way you deserve to be loved.”
Maggie is nodding before Alex even gets the words out.
“Marry me?”
“Yes,” Maggie blurts. She doesn’t even need to think about it, she’s known since even before she kissed Alex that she was the person she wanted to spend the rest of her life with.
They’re both grinning as Alex shakily slips the ring onto Maggie’s finger and as soon as the ring is on, Maggie reaches out and tugs Alex into a searing kiss.
“I love you too,” Maggie says into the kiss, and it’s only when she pulls away that she realises she’s crying.
“Did I surprise you then?” Alex asks, wiping Maggie’s cheeks with her thumbs.
Maggie smiles. “You did.” And then something clicks. “Wait, what about the dog?”
Alex laughs. “I needed something for you to focus on while I planned this. I figured a little mystery would do the trick.”
“So, we’re not getting a dog?” Maggie asks, oddly disappointed now that the idea had felt tangible.
“I mean, it was just meant to be a distraction but we can definitely still get a dog. I’m sure Kara would love that, she spent the whole time being sad it was just pretend.”
“We do have a bag of dog food at home,” Maggie points out. “Did you really just buy dog food so you could propose to me?”
“That is not the story we’re telling people.”
Maggie laughs. “No, the story I’m telling people is that my fiancée is secretly romantic and planned this whole picnic, including an elaborate distraction, so I wouldn’t figure out what she was up to.”
Alex smiles, and Maggie knows it’s because she slipped the word ‘fiancée’ into the sentence. It makes Maggie feel the same. “Maybe I just really wanted a dog,” Alex teases, but even as she says it, she glances down at the ring on Maggie’s finger.
Maggie looks down too, admiring the small ring and how it looks perfect on her finger, like it was made for her. “Marry me and we can get as many dogs as you like.”
Alex laughs. “I’m totally okay with that.”
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They get married six months later, their dog bringing the rings down the aisle. Maggie thinks she’s the luckiest person in the world.
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David Tennant as The Fourteenth Doctor in 'The Star Beast'
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Happy Holidays! This was based on the prompt "A leash and collar? Why?" She said, suspicious as she looks over the rim of her coffee mug." for @iamsuperconfused as part of the @supergirlfemslashsecretsanta gift exchange.
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Maggie knows something is up. She knows her girlfriend, she knows her tells, and she knows Alex is hiding something from her.
She’s not worried, because Kara is involved, and maybe that should make her a little worried but she’s come to find that anything to do with Kara usually just ends up being food or Lena related.
But since Maggie loves a good mystery to solve, she decides to do a little investigating herself.
Turns out, she doesn’t actually need to, because Alex gives herself away pretty much immediately.
First, it’s the dog food Maggie finds in the cupboard as she’s looking for a new bag of sugar. Then it’s the list of names she finds written on a notepad in the kitchen, and then finally she overhears a conversation between Alex and, who Maggie assumes, is Kara.
As soon as Alex hangs up the phone, Maggie can’t help but ask about a few things she’d overheard.
"A leash and collar? Why?" She says, suspicious as she looks over the rim of her coffee mug.
Alex freezes and Maggie has to fight to keep a straight face. Does Alex really think she’s being subtle?
“I...uhhh...”
“Who were you on the phone with?” Maggie prompts.
“Kara...she wants a dog.”
Maggie narrows her eyes. That is a pretty plausible scenario, and Maggie would probably believe Alex, if not for the way she’s avoiding eye contact.
Alex looks down at her watch. “I have to go, I’m meeting Kara, but we’re still on for lunch?” Alex asks.
“Of course,” Maggie replies. At least Alex’s suggestion of a picnic in the park for lunch makes a bit more sense now.
Alex walks around the kitchen island. “I’ll see you later,” she says before giving Maggie a lingering kiss, dog and lunch and everything else forgotten for a moment as she chases the contact when Alex tries to pull away.
“Bye,” Alex laughs, pressing another quick to Maggie’s lips.
Maggie watches her go, missing Alex as soon as the door closes, already excited for lunch. With their busy schedules they don’t get to spend nearly as much time together as Maggie would like.
Maggie would put money on the fact that Alex is going to surprise her with a dog. Maggie’s not sure why it’s a secret but it’s cute her girlfriend is trying to surprise her. They’ve talked about getting a dog in the future, so it’s not completely out of left field that Alex would get them one. They’ve talked about everything together. She knows she’s going to marry Alex one day, this is just the first step.
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When Maggie arrives at the park, her heart stutters in her chest when she sees Alex, standing beside a picnic blanket, a picnic basket and flowers set out on the blanket beside her.
“Hey,” Alex greets her, smile shy as she lets Maggie pull her into a hug.
“Hi,” Maggie smiles. “What’s all this for?”
“Can’t I treat my girlfriend to a nice lunch?” Alex asks, tangling her fingers with Maggie’s.
Alex gives Maggie’s hand a tug and Maggie follows the gentle command, taking a set beside Alex.
“I got all your favourites,” Alex says, opening the basket and for a moment, Maggie feels like she might cry.
“I see you said “got” and not “made”,” Maggie points out.
Alex rolls her eyes.
“I’m teasing,” Maggie smiles. She waits until Alex is looking at her again. “Thank you, for all of this.”
“Always.”
Maggie’s heart stutters in her chest again, she knows Alex means it.
It’s after lunch, before they’ve eaten the dessert Maggie spied in the basket earlier, that the mood shifts and Maggie knows what’s coming when Alex starts to talk, clearly nervous.
“I actually had another reason for inviting you here today,” Alex begins, reaching into her pocket. “I’ve tried to keep this a secret from you so I hope you’re surprised.” She pulls out a box and Maggie gasps, she doesn’t need to be able to see inside to know what’s in there. “Based on your reaction I’m assuming I managed to keep it a secret.”
Maggie prides herself on being a good detective but even she didn’t see this coming.
“Maggie,” Alex continues, reaching out to take one of Maggie’s hands, box held in the other. “I love you. I never thought I’d get to feel like this but then I met you and you changed everything. When you first kissed me, I knew then and there I wanted to spend the rest of my life with you. You’re my favourite person, you’re my best friend, you make me so happy, and, if you’ll let me, I want to spend the rest of my life loving you the way you deserve to be loved.”
Maggie is nodding before Alex even gets the words out.
“Marry me?”
“Yes,” Maggie blurts. She doesn’t even need to think about it, she’s known since even before she kissed Alex that she was the person she wanted to spend the rest of her life with.
They’re both grinning as Alex shakily slips the ring onto Maggie’s finger and as soon as the ring is on, Maggie reaches out and tugs Alex into a searing kiss.
“I love you too,” Maggie says into the kiss, and it’s only when she pulls away that she realises she’s crying.
“Did I surprise you then?” Alex asks, wiping Maggie’s cheeks with her thumbs.
Maggie smiles. “You did.” And then something clicks. “Wait, what about the dog?”
Alex laughs. “I needed something for you to focus on while I planned this. I figured a little mystery would do the trick.”
“So, we’re not getting a dog?” Maggie asks, oddly disappointed now that the idea had felt tangible.
“I mean, it was just meant to be a distraction but we can definitely still get a dog. I’m sure Kara would love that, she spent the whole time being sad it was just pretend.”
“We do have a bag of dog food at home,” Maggie points out. “Did you really just buy dog food so you could propose to me?”
“That is not the story we’re telling people.”
Maggie laughs. “No, the story I’m telling people is that my fiancée is secretly romantic and planned this whole picnic, including an elaborate distraction, so I wouldn’t figure out what she was up to.”
Alex smiles, and Maggie knows it’s because she slipped the word ‘fiancée’ into the sentence. It makes Maggie feel the same. “Maybe I just really wanted a dog,” Alex teases, but even as she says it, she glances down at the ring on Maggie’s finger.
Maggie looks down too, admiring the small ring and how it looks perfect on her finger, like it was made for her. “Marry me and we can get as many dogs as you like.”
Alex laughs. “I’m totally okay with that.”
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They get married six months later, their dog bringing the rings down the aisle. Maggie thinks she’s the luckiest person in the world.
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Sometimes I think there’s something missing, like I had something lovely, and it’s gone. I lie in bed thinking, what have I lost?
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The Fourteenth Doctor & Donna Noble in 'Wild Blue Yonder'
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