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You will pray to Santa one night.

And a strange man with a blue box will crash in your garden. He promises to take you with him

You will wait fourteen years.

You will be known as The Girl Who Waited.

You will fall in love with your best friend without even knowing it.

You will explore the galaxy with a man that you waited for your whole life.

You will save a whale from outer space and face the Weeping Angels.

You will attack your raggedy man with your lips and for a mere second, you feel him kiss back before pulling away.

You will travel with your fiancé because the Doctor wanted to get you sorted out.

You aren't sorted out though, you love a man with a silly bow tie and long limbs.

You will also learn to love a man who waited two thousand years for you and has a funny nose.

But you will make a choice between the two.

And in the end you'll regret it, because the bow tie wearing dork was the one who stole your heart all those years ago.

You will give birth to a daughter named Melody Pond. Only to find out that it's River Song.

You will understand that your daughter is in love with the Doctor and that you shouldn't love him as well.

So you let your feelings die down a little and learn to love Rory even more.

But in time the feelings will resurface once more and that's when it all ends.

You will go to New York and face the creatures you so desperately hate.

You will loose your husband and your forced to make a choice again.

Go back in time with Rory or stay with the Doctor.

His face will be the last face you see before you seal your fate.

Because you owe it to Rory, a man who stayed with you through thick and thin.

You will say goodbye to a man with two hearts.

You leave a afterword, explaining everything to the man you left behind.

The one who took you away the night before your wedding, the one who you still love.

And you will tell him that he mustn't be alone.

You'll tell him that because you love him and you don't want him to see the damage.

You then tell him to visit a little girl in a garden who is probably sleeping, awaiting her hero.

And then the story starts all over again.

End.