Chapter 3
Sorry for the short chapters I'll try to make this one longer.
I do not own Doctor Who or the characters.
Marissa sat at her desk and wrote a note telling her family and everyone else that she and Kathy are wanting an adventure and that they're finally taking it. She put that they would be back in time but not to worry about them.
"I'm not leaving! You cannot make me," Kathy said as she looked at Marissa and then the Doctor.
"Kathy, you always were difficult! We don't have a choice; we never did now come on! You can't tell me that you would rather condemn them all to death rather than come with your best friend," Marissa walked towards her friend and looked her in her blue eyes, "Kathy, your mother doesn't deserve to die because of a decision you thought you could make when you couldn't! I know that's not fair but it's true. My mother doesn't deserve this just because her mother was Sarah Jane Smith. Now, are you coming or am I going to have to drag you?"
"I'm coming," Kathy said looking down.
The Doctor went to Marissa and pulled her arms off of Kathy and put a key in her hands.
"The key to the TARDIS? Why?" Marissa asked.
"How did you know? And because I know you'll need it and you were always the only Timelord with the most sense and more understanding of everything. Nothing ever seemed to shock you. UM…in all actuality nothing did shock you. Now, answer my question," the Doctor looked at Marissa with the look of 'answer now'.
"One: The TARDIS is the only thing you have. Two: You don't have a house. And three: I'm a Timelord remember. I may not remember everything but that one was obvious."
"Of course, but tell me, if you remember most things then how come you don't remember me?"
"Am I supposed to?"
"Yes, in time though. Now, let's go before any aliens get here before we've gone."
The Doctor moved for the door with Marissa following close behind. Kathy stood at the window then finally turned around when Marissa cleared her throat. They followed the Doctor to the TARDIS and he let them in first.
"Dr. Kay, Nurse Kathy, you first," he said knowing that someone was watching.
It was an alien disguised as a human of course but the type of alien was known to him, a Slitheen. It quickly turned and walked away.
Now that they were inside the TARDIS, Kathy noticed the difference in size from the inside to the outside.
"It's bigger on the inside! But how?" she asked walking around and touching the walls.
"It was grown that way," Marissa answered smiling.
"Now, explain how you knew that!" Kathy said.
"Grandma told me that part," Marissa quickly stopped their conversation.
She felt weird after she looked around for a little longer. Not all of the TARDIS looked the same; the inside was whatever the owner wanted it to look like. Marissa felt like she'd seen it before almost like she was part of it.
"Marissa, are you ok?" Kathy asked.
"Leave her for a minute," the Doctor said as he looked at her noticing her behavior to the TARDIS.
"I've been in this TARDIS before. I…" Marissa didn't finish her sentence because she got a flashback of a past regeneration with…the Doctor.
"You've remembered then?" the Doctor asked intently.
"Only a little but…" Marissa fainted.
The Doctor caught her in his arms and laid her on the floor of the TARDIS.
"Is she going to be alright?" Kathy asked worried about her friend.
She walked over to her and laid her hand on her forehead. Marissa quickly woke up to the touch of Kathy's hand. It shocked Kathy so much that she fell backwards.
"How did she do that?" Marissa asked the Doctor.
"I told you that you two have special powers. But I didn't think healing each other was one of them. Oh, well, we know now don't we. Tell me where would you like to go? Anywhere and anytime," the Doctor asked.
"We both always wanted to see Shakespeare in person," Kathy said pleading.
"Shakespeare here we come," the Doctor said smiling as he started up the TARDIS and they were off.