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The Doctor's Home

Chapter Two: A Not So Normal Host Family

"Listen, before I go anywhere, you are going to tell me who you are and why you wanted me here."

"I already told you! I'm the Doctor!"

"Whatever." I said as I rolled my eyes, "why do you want me here?"

"I'm lonely." He said pouting.

"You're lonely. Don't you have any friends?" I asked.

"I do! But unfortunately they wish to spend their remaining years in 'Peace'." He said with a small sigh.

I looked the Doctor over trying to decide weather he was mad or not.

"How old are you?" I asked staring straight into his dark blue eyes.

"I am nine hundred years old." He stated almost proudly.

"Lair."

"No, I really am nine thousand years old. I'm a time Lord."

I just stared at him. I actually continued staring at him for several minutes, still trying to decide weather to call the cops or not.

After a few more minutes of staring the Doctor asked, "Now would you like to go inside the TARDIS?"

I blinked a few times, still extremely confused about what was happening.

The Doctor suddenly sighed and surprised me by picking me up in a fireman's carry and carrying me inside his beloved blue box he called the TARDIS.

The Doctor set me down on a chair inside the TARDIS, patted my head and walked off.

I looked around utterly amazed. It was beautiful. I was sitting in a big round room with walls covered with strange looking instruments.

The Doctor was at the center console tinkering with this and that. Noticing my eyes on him he stood up straightened his bow-tie and said, "Where would you like to go Averie?"

We were headed to 15th century Mexico and it was day two of my adventures with the Doctor.

I looked around my room in the TARDIS. It was a small pale pink room with a huge wardrobe. It was almost as if the TARDIS had read my mind when I looked into the wardrobe and found my traditional pair of skinny jeans, Toms, and a blue and white baseball t-shirt.

I pulled my long brown hair into a ponytail and walked out the door ready for a full day of adventure.

Only problem was, is that I couldn't find the Doctor.

"Doctor?" I called out as I ran through the only twenty rooms that I knew of in the TARDIS.

"DOCTOR!" I screamed at the top of my lungs. No answer. I sat down on the floor in one of the TARDIS' many hallways.

Suddenly I heard a sound that sounded very familiar to Muse's song "Uprising."

The Doctor listens to Muse?

I followed the sound to a library where I found a radio playing the song. I switched the radio off and called again, "Doctor?"

"Sssshh!"

I looked around the room.

"Averie, over here." The Doctor whispered from behind a door.

"What are you doing?" I asked.

The Doctor had a worried look on his face.

"We've crashed." He said mournfully, "We've crashed my beautiful TARDIS."

"No we haven't! There is nothing around us!" I said as I peaked out the small round window.

"Exactly." The Doctor stated, "Look again. What do you see?"

I slowly turned back to the window as a felt a eerie chill at the nape of my neck.

My eyes widened as I realized the Doctor was right. No stars. No sun. No planets. Nothing. All that I could see was pitch black.

The Doctor got up from his "hiding place" to stand beside me at the window. The Doctor turned to me and took hold of my hands. "Are you alright?" he asked seriously.

"Yes? Should I not be?" I said.

"We are in a black hole." The Doctor said as he pressed an old WWII gas mask onto my face.

"What's this?" I said, my voice muffled by the mask.

"It an oxygen mask. You can't tell right now but we are moving, we are moving deeper and deeper into the black hole and the deeper you get the less oxygen there is, not even the TARDIS' oxygen bubble will be able to hold." The Doctor said nervously.

"Wait can't we fly the TARDIS out of here?" I said franticly.

"I am going to try but this black hole has some kind of force field around it and…well everything's going to be alright." The Doctor said trying to reassure me.

"But what about you breathe?" I said realizing for the first time that I actually cared about this mad man.

"I won't." The Doctor said simply.

"No!" I shouted as I pulled the mask off, "I'm not going to sit here and watch you suffocate! You told me that you were the one who keeps time and space in check! You can't die! I'm not going to be the one who killed the Doctor!" I spat.

"Averi." The Doctor said clearly annoyed as he grabbed my wrists and forced the mask back on.

He then hoisted me in a fireman's carry and dragged me into the kitchen in the TARDIS were he tied me to a chair.

He quickly kissed the top of my head and as he walked out of the room mumbled something that sounded like, "….I'm not going to lose you like the others….not this time….not now…"