You have "...Be Forgot," though it is worth saying that in the notes for that story in The Inside Story, it's suggested that the Doctor does occasionally drop in to say hello and hang out. The Doctor missed Peter's birth/Christening, but he did send a card, and it's my opinion that the doctor mentioned in The Masquerade of Death is the Doctor. Because I say so.
As a side note, these have all been warm, sibling-y quotes of love and affection and bickering. There are a handful of indications of much more bitterness on Braxiatel's part. When he is talking to Benny about how he programmed attacking robots to play techno music, he says, "Well, they needed something. And I recalled that charming night on the Hacienda on the night of the Martian invasion. Oh, but you were in London, weren't you, running after the---"
He's referring to the events of The Dying Days. And he sounds very bitter about it. He also sounds really jealous in this one of the adventures the Doctor had with Benny.
He also sounds really bitter and angry about Gallifrey in this one, which is weird, given that he would sell his entire beloved Collection for it. In "Midrash," Ash talks about how Braxiatel wanted to have adventures and be a legend. I tend to assume that Braxiatel has always envied the Doctor for his adventures, and that after the Axis Occupation, he let his bitterness at being abandoned by the Doctor and Gallifrey get the bitter of him without realizing it. + Pandora feeding off of that bitterness, no doubt. So goes my headcanon.
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As a side note, these have all been warm, sibling-y quotes of love and affection and bickering. There are a handful of indications of much more bitterness on Braxiatel's part. When he is talking to Benny about how he programmed attacking robots to play techno music, he says, "Well, they needed something. And I recalled that charming night on the Hacienda on the night of the Martian invasion. Oh, but you were in London, weren't you, running after the---"
He's referring to the events of The Dying Days. And he sounds very bitter about it. He also sounds really jealous in this one of the adventures the Doctor had with Benny.
He also sounds really bitter and angry about Gallifrey in this one, which is weird, given that he would sell his entire beloved Collection for it. In "Midrash," Ash talks about how Braxiatel wanted to have adventures and be a legend. I tend to assume that Braxiatel has always envied the Doctor for his adventures, and that after the Axis Occupation, he let his bitterness at being abandoned by the Doctor and Gallifrey get the bitter of him without realizing it. + Pandora feeding off of that bitterness, no doubt. So goes my headcanon.