After a long day Helena went straight up to her room. She took off her shoes and hanged her jacket, she then opened the sliding door leading outside to the balcony. She sat on the chair and took a deep breath, she held her locket, which contained the only picture she has left of her daughter Christina. She looked up at the sky and breathed out, then she closed her eyes and thought of the day that she traveled back in time, stuck in a nanny's body, how she heard her daughter scream 'mummy' from upstairs while she tried to stop the thieves, how hopeless she felt knowing that she was not there that night, and the heartbreak that struck her heart when the twenty two hours and nineteen seconds had past, and she failed to save her baby girl. She opened her eyes and a teardrop fell off her face, she opened her locket and looked at the picture of her daughter as she whispered "I'm so sorry my love". A cold wind made her shiver, as she heard an unusual noise that came from the backyard. Quickly, she stood up and put on her shoes, she then grabbed her jacket and her tesla gun. She wiped of her tears as she carefully ran downstairs, making sure not to wake the others... besides she could handle this by herself.
"No, no,no,no!" A man's voice made her suspicious.
She walked slowly around the house, her eyebrow raised when she saw the man talking to an odd blue box, she slowly raised her gun and jumped out to surprise him. "Who are you?" She asked, pointing the gun at him.
The man turned around and raised both of his hands. "I'm The Doctor" he answered with a smile.
"Doctor Who?" Helena asked, and moved closer to him slowly.
"Just The Doctor nothing more." he smiled "Now would you please put down the gun? I don't really like guns." he pouted.
"And I don't like mysterious men appearing in our backyard." She smirked.
"Wait a minute... That is not a normal human gun." The Doctor walked towards her.
"Stay back, or I will shoot you." Helene warned.
"No you won't." The Doctor smiled. "Now let me guess... The metals are pretty unique, yes, yes... electricity on the inside..." The Doctor murmured as he checked the gun. "Aha!" His shout startled Helena. "It's a tesla gun! I haven't seen these for a long long time!" He grinned.
"How did you know?" Helena asked in curiosity.
"I'm the Doctor, I know things." He smiled.
"Doctor what is keeping you so long?" A red headed girl went out of the TARDIS.
"Who is she?" Helene pointed the gun at the girl, then back to The Doctor.
"Ah! That is Donna, my companion." The Doctor rubbed his hands together.
"Your what?" Helena asked, giving him a look.
"Companion, we travel around the universe, helping people, aliens and discover things! Like this gun." The Doctor was about to touch the tesla gun, but Helena already managed to bring him down to the ground.
"Oh... Okay you are good at this." The Doctor tried to speak as Helena held him down on the ground.
"Doctor!" Donna ran towards them. "Okay lady, release him if you don't want some serious mess tonight."
"Alright Donna, calm down." The Doctor rolled his eyes, knowing that Donna will be beaten easily.
"Alright enough with the games. Who are you people?" Helena slowly put the gun back in her pocket, and released The Doctor. She sensed that they were not dangerous people.
"Ah! Thank you!" The Doctor stood up, and dusted his suit with his hands.
"So miss um..." The Doctor began.
"Wells... H.G. Wells"
"Ah of course! Nice to finally meet you Miss Wells. I heard a lot about what happened to you, but I never thought I'd find you here. Anyway big big fan!" The Doctor smiled and offered her a hand shake, which she shook back.
"Hold on!" Donna walked over to where the Doctor and Helena were standing. "H.G. Wells? You mean the H.G. Wells with the mustache and everything? The FATHER of science fiction?" Donna left her mouth opened after she spoke.
"Charles, my brother, is the the one with the mustache and everything. But I am the one who wrote everything." Helene smiled, she didn't seem to get used of the reactions she is getting from people, when she reveals the truth.
" .Gosh." Donna began to jump up and down, hitting The Doctor's arm with her hand. "But... Aren't you suppose to be dead?"
"Donna..." The Doctor commented.
"But... H.G Wells was born for about a hundred years ago... Wait! Don't tell me, you are a timelord too?" Donna asked.
"No... I'm- I'm not a time lord, whatever that is. But it's a long story, about how I got here." HG replied.
"But anyway, I'm such a big fan! You. Are. Such. A. Genius. And the thing you did there a while ago, bringing his ass down, that was just epic." Donna began to jump up and down again, hitting The Doctor's arm with her hand.
"Thank you Donna." HG smiled with a laugh.
"She said my name, you heared that? She said my name!"
"Aw, aw. Yes, yes she did Donna. Now stop hitting me before I loose my arm." The Doctor rubbed his arm, when Donna finally stopped.
"Oh! Sorry I just! Eekk" Donna gave a big smile.
"May I please get some more explanation?" Helena raised her eyebrow.
"Ah yes! Of course! I'm a timelord, this is my companion Donna, and that." He pointed at the blue box behind them. "That is the TARDIS, stands for Time And Relative Dimension in Space"
"So it's a time machine of some kind?" Helena asked.
"Oh she is smart" Donna commented at the background.
"Yes! It is!" He smiled, and walked over to The TARDIS. "Want to check it out?" he asked
"Of course!" Helena replied with a big smile. "It's- It's bigger on the inside!" Helena gasped as she walked inside.
"Been there done that" said Donna.
"This is magnificent!" She ran inside and looked around the place.
"So what do you say? Do you want to see the universe?" The Doctor asked.
"Who wouldn't!" She smiled.
"Off we go then!" The Doctor shouted and ran towards the control.