Hey guys I decided to add another chapter today because the last chapter was really short. And...I don't really like that chapter that much. Let me know what you think about my ideas in a review! Oh, and, I DO NOT OWN DOCTOR WHO! I forgot that.

"Look out!" The voice screamed as they tumbled into the Doctor. Amy stepped back at the surprise of someone barreling into the Doctor, sending both the stranger and the Doctor back into the TARDIS.

The Doctor looked up and blinked in surprise at his attacker or savior. River Song starred right back at him. "You're not bloody Rose."

River frowned at him and motioned frantically for him to keep silent. A laser shot through the door. "Oi!" someone-or something-screamed outside. "I told yea Frank, yea can't fire because yea think yea seen somethin', you actually haveta' see somethin'!"

"But-but-but, boss, I do see something. It's a-a-a 'PO-LICE-BOX.'" The other one, obviously the one who shot, tried to make out the words on the TARDIS, but seemed to be having issues.

"Tell yea stories to the leader, I'm not puttin' up with yea, yea lazy arse."

All three waited for the footsteps to fade away before Amy closed the door. River rolled herself off of the Doctor, starting to breathe again-heavily. "What the bloody hell are you doing, River?"

River held up a finger to motion that she needed a moment to catch her breath. Slowly, she managed to pull herself off of the ground. "I was just messing around with them, I swear. I'm not quite sure what they are, but they all seem to have trouble with their vision. Except for Frank, obviously. But, I just wanted to see what they would do if I decided to visit. And, well, I don't think they liked me that much."

The Doctor placed his hands onto the console and hung his head, deeply upset. "Why did you bring me here?" The Doctor whispered to the TARDIS. On anyone else, it would look weird. But for the Doctor, it all just seemed…right. The Doctor and TARDIS, the most faithful companions.

Again, the hologram popped back up. But this time, it was a different message. Rose was facing the Doctor straight on. Maybe she really could see the future. River furrowed her eyebrows. Her eyes flicked to the Doctor, a very questioning look on her face. "Doctor, I'm sorry I'm being very discreet. But, this is how is must be. Time and space cannot erase this second. I have set the coordinates to pick up your wife, River Song." Her head turned towards the woman. "Congratulations, by the way. I wish it didn't have to happen the way it did." Her head turned back where it was. "She knows what to do by now. Just remember Doctor, trust her." The hologram danced away again.

All eyes turned towards River. She stumbled on her words, not exactly sure that she was believing what lay before her eyes. "I-I've…"

The Doctor crossed his arms. "You've seen her before."

River nodded slowly. "It was after the angels, right after I warned you about the Pandorica. My Time Vortex Manipulator malfunctioned. There was that girl. I can't remember exactly what she said. Something about parallel universe, breaking laws, and…and give this to the Doctor."

FLASHBACK

River landed on her knees, coughing. The Doctor had warned her about how unhealthy a Time Vortex Manipulator could be. She never listened, but now she could see the harm that could be done.

A hand settled on her arm. "Are you alright? I'm sorry if I pinched you a little, I'm not very good at this stuff."

The girl tried to help her up, and River didn't argue or fight. It didn't matter who or what was helping her, as long as she got help. When she was fully able to stand on her own, she looked at her helper. She was very pretty. She had shoulder length blond hair and dark eyebrows. Her brown eyes were wide, a natural part of her. River would have envied her back when she was young, but now she was happy for the girl. She had a wonderful gift.

"Okay," the girl snapped River out of her thoughts. "I'm sorry, but I don't have much time. Right now you're in a parallel universe. I'm probably breaking all kinds of laws by doing this, but this is important. This," she handed River an envelope. "Is very important. Carry it with you at all times. Give it to the Doctor when the time is right. I'll see you sometime." The girl smiled warmly at River.

"But how will I know?" River asked as she placed the envelope into her jacket.

"You'll know. Trust me." The girl grabbed Rivers vortex manipulator and started punching in a code. "Bye, River." She said as River appeared back in her cell.

END FLASHBACK

"Give me what?" The Doctor asked, a little snappy. He didn't like when people would beat around the bush. Why couldn't they just tell him what he needed to know? It would save a whole bunch of time that they seemed to waste.

"This." River said, giving the Doctor an envelope. It was yellow from age and had all kinds of writing covering it. It looked like it was instructions, but not to him. To herself. She must have known what was coming for her and wrote all the instructions so that she knew what to do. The biggest letters were "ROSE DON"T READ THIS" It was the largest thing on it, and she wrote around it in miniscule handwriting.

The Doctor carefully tore the letter open, not wanting to ruin something that once belonged in Rose's hand. The letter inside was less yellow than the envelope. He read it in his head.

Dear Doctor,

I know I must be driving you mad. I'm so sorry about that. But as I said before, it all has to happen. I'm so sorry that I let go of that bar. I honestly didn't mean to. I wanted to stay with you. I wanted to travel the universe and almost kill myself because I was being too stupid and decided to wander off. But it's okay now. I'll find you again, because you're coming to find me.

This is what you need to know in words: One of us will die. Permanantly.

The rest is the coordinates to where you need to go next. Happy hunting.

Love,

Bad Wolf

After that, there were just number coordinates for their next destination. But the Doctor wasn't looking at that. He was looking at the tear marks that were spread on the short letter.

He shoved the letter in Rivers face. "Enter these in. We're going on an adventure."