Hello, readers! Welcome to my new story, 'Alice's Adventures in The TARDIS.' This story is the first of a series, which will center around Alice, the Doctor (11th was in mind when I was writing), and her friends, Kellin Quinn and Andy Biersack (who are real people, Google their pictures if you want to know what they look like, please).
A.A.I.T.T. is going to be categorized as a Doctor Who crossover, but the other side of the crossover will change depending on where they land.
I think that's good for the moment. Thanks again for reading!
Ah, Yule. The beginning of winter, the rebirth of the winter gods, and Christmas three days early! Since this was the first Yule in the new house, mom and dad elected to put up two trees; one big-ish one in the living room for the whole family, and a smaller black and purple one in my room.
When I woke up that morning, I noticed the presents under my tree. Three boxes were under my tree, all wrapped in black paper with neat red bows on them. I quickly retrieved the boxes and came back to my bed.
The smallest of the three was no bigger than a jewelry box and had a note on it reading, 'Open last.'
The medium box was about the size of a high school textbook that stated, 'Open second.'
The largest of the three, twice as tall as the second and twice as long as well, with a note declaring it to be the first box to open, and to open with caution.
So I did as the note said, and opened the paper wrappings carefully, finding $100 bills lining the inside of the paper! At least $2,500 worth, too! Inside the box itself was more money, along with two brand-new Harley Quinn costumes; her outfits from both Arkham City and Arkham Asylum, all the graphic novels I've been looking for ("Blackest Night," the rest of "Brightest Day," all of "Marvel: Civil War," and "Flashpoint Paradox"), the DVD for "Flashpoint Paradox," and several of the mangas I read (mostly Black Butler)!
As I opened the medium box, I started to wonder how they paid for all this. We were broke all the time, what with mom's checks going straight to bills. Oh, well. They must have things figured out now. I opened the next package, revealing more $100 bills, a new phone with two $50 prepaid cards, two lifetime passes to Disneyland, and 2 weekend long passes to San Diego Comic Con this year!
Lastly came the tiny box. Compared to everything I already got, I couldn't think of what it could hold. I pulled the top off, showing a…note and...keys? Ok, weird. I read the note.
'These keys lead to two objecTs just for you. I hope you hAve fun with them. Once youR Done downstaIrs, we have a Surprise for you in the living room. Merry Yule, kiddo!
-Love, Mom and Dad.'
Why the oddly capitalized letters? T-A-R-D-I-S? Wait a minute…they couldn't have gotten a…I ran upstairs to find out what the hell they meant.
They weren't up yet by the time I got into the living room, but that didn't matter. There were two people I'd only ever seen in pictures sitting on my couch, each with a different colored bow on their heads. The taller had a black bow on his forehead and a black ribbon around his neck and the shorter had a red bow on his hat and a red ribbon circling his hat.
"Hi, darling," I heard mom say from my right. Her and dad had woken up and were standing in their robes on the stairs leading to their room. "We didn't know who you'd want more, so we got both of them." I was standing with my mouth agape, slowly pointing at my 'presents' then to my parents and back. I did this for about ten minutes before the taller of the duo stood up and pushed my hand down and closed my mouth.
"We are real and we are staying for as long as you want. Promise," he said in his soothing deep voice. I still couldn't believe it. Andy Biersack was standing in my living room, as one of my presents, saying he would stay with me.
"I promise I won't leave either, Alice. You don't deserve to be alone," said the shorter half as he walked over to me and wrapped his arms around me. One of my other heroes, Kellin Quinn, was hugging me and had rested his head on my shoulder. Andy took my hand right as I fainted from sheer amazement.