Angels in The Garden

by TripleSalchowKw

When Donna returns from an adventure with the Doctor, she's horrified to find that her mum has completely redecorated her alien garden. It's replaced with rose bushes and the like. And completely un-suspicious stone angels dot the yard. Will they be able to rid the garden of weeping angels? Or will they be shot into the past? Did Sylvia put the angels there on purpose?

1. Chapter 1

Staring contest. Donna v. Weeping Angel. Who would blink first, Donna or the Weeping Angel?

Anyway, in this fanfic. Sylvia Noble and Wilf's house burns down because of a dalek invasion and they move in with Donna.

"Oh, hello Donna," Sylvia Noble chirped. "I was out back and I noticed it looked a bit… Weird. So, I ran out and bought a few decorations."

Donna rushed to the window and gazed out, to her horror stone angels and normal, earth plants dotted the yard. To her mother's credit, it did look quite nice. But, Donna had had statues and plants from space dotting the yard that glowed at night.

"Mum! You shouldn't have," Donna groaned.

"If you're worried about cost, it wasn't very much. I know the owner of the store and he gave me 70% off. Now isn't that a bargain! And I took all those odd plants and gave them back to your friend. Told him it made the yard look strange and I wasn't having it. We're on earth, and only earth plants will go. Besides, they could be aliens in disguise, the plants I mean."

Donna banged her head against the pane, her ginger hair flopping. "My garden wasn't full of aliens in disguise. It looked better before. Now it looks… Normal."

"And that's a good thing too!" Sylvia said decidedly. "You've been gone for a few days with that Doctor of yours. What's he thinking, whisking you off into danger, like that? Anyhow, let me tell you the strangest thing."

Sighing, Donna followed Sylvia out into the newly redecorated garden. "What is it?"

"See that statue right there? The one covering it's face as if it's crying? Yes, the one on the right beside the path. Now, after I put it up, I heard a strange sound, and I turned around. But, I could have sworn that it had moved its hands and moved it's head to look at me. I blinked and it was back in it's original position."

"Maybe it's an alien," Donna said sarcasticly.

"Don't pull that attitude with me, young lady," Sylvia Nobel wagged her finger at her daughter. "Anyway, I think I'm just getting old. Stone statues moving, indeed!"