Okay, we got there, exited the Tardis, and walked in. There was probably some conversation going on right there, but I was still listening to music, so if there was I didn't hear it. Once inside, we walked up to find a bunch of people dancing. That's no big deal, right? Then I turned to look at Donna, and after seeing her face I thought it best to take off the headphones and start listening to the conversation. Yeah, it was that bad.

When the people stopped dancing and started to notice Donna they looked startled.

"You had the reception, without me?"

"Donna, what happened to you?" they asked, worried and just a bit unbelieving. Okay, maybe a bit more than a bit.

"You had the reception without me?!" Well. I thought she was sassy before. Oh, and emotional too. She looked heartbroken.

"Hello. I'm the Doctor." And I thought that Donna had bad timing. Her timing was apparently nothing compared to his. I punched him in the arm.

"Ow" he complained looking at me. I was physically glaring and mentally laughing. Best way to do things, isn't it?

"They had the reception without me," she said, pointing the statement towards us. Can she not get over that fact?

"Yes, I gathered." You couldn't tell, but on the inside I was laughing at that comment. Oh, how fun. Except, this time while inwardly laughing I was not glaring. Just nodding, pretending to understand why she was so worked up.

"Well, it was all paid for. Why not?" Well, she's a jerk-face. I like that insult. Jerk-face. Do my thoughts seem random to you right now?

"Thank you, Nerys."

"Oh, so this is the famous Nerys that we've heard so much about," I said mostly to myself, but it was so quiet at the time that everyone heard me. Oops.

"What?" asked Nerys. Then everything erupted.

"Well, what were we supposed to do? I got your silly little message in the end. I'm on Earth? Very funny. What the h*** happened? How did you do it? I mean, what's the trick, because I'd love to know."

"Told you Donna," I said innocently. That got me a death glare. Oh, and I was wrong. This is when everything really erupted into chaos. And after that I didn't really get much of what anyone said besides one person.

He said, "Where were you the whole time?" Ok, I was wrong. He asked that, he didn't say it. Sorry for the incorrect grammar. Though I seriously doubt that you care that much. But you might, I don't know.

On the note of what that person had said, Donna started to cry. Seriously? Seriously. Can you say fragile? Then the man that had said that sentence/asked that question came up and hugged her (so he was presumably Lance) and everyone started to applaud. Except Nerys that is. I like her even less than Donna! And who can be worse than Donna?! Well, apparently Nerys can! Then of course Donna winked at the Doctor and me, so we knew that the crying bit was completely fake. Ok then. She was still fragile though. I mean, just consider how she first acted in the Tardis! Stubbornness is something to hide fragileness. I should know. Um, did I say that? Nope, I SAID NOTHING! Meant thought nothing. Anyways, it was a nice act. I applaud you Donna. I applaud you. In my head though. I would never applaud to you out loud. Not like you can hear this.

*short boring time break*

Donna took the boring root and stayed with her fiancé, so I decided to go with the Doctor. That wasn't much fun either. He just watched everyone dancing in silence. Bor-ing! He looked at me watching him them turned and gestured to a man holding a smart phone (oh how I miss my phone), basically asking to use it. The man let him borrow his phone. After a few minutes (before I got to see what he was doing) he handed it back to the man he had borrowed it from. Then he looked back at the dancers and got this glazed look in his eyes. The look of memories. Anyways, I was bored, he wasn't saying anything and the song was just about completely awful. I was about to put my headphones back on when I saw something of importance. There was a man with a camera, recording. He must have been recording the would-be wedding too, right?

"Doctor," I said shaking him out of his memories.

"Hmm?"

"If that guy is recording now, wouldn't he have been recording the wedding too?" The Doctor got a thoughtful look and walked quickly up to the cameraman. I sighed. No acknowledgement for me. By the time I got over to them they were already talking.

"Oh, I taped the whole thing. They've all had a look. They said sell it to You've Been Framed. I said, more like the News. Here we are." He showed the Doctor and me the tape. In it Donna turned into golden sparkling light and flew off. Though the cameraman didn't know, she flew away into the Tardis.

"Can't be. Play it again?"

"Clever, mind. Good trick, I'll give her that. I was clapping." Idiot.

"But that looks like Huon Particles." Oh look, more words that I don't understand!

"What's that then?"

"That's impossible. That's ancient. Huon energy doesn't exist anymore, not for billions of years. So old that it can't be hidden by a biodamper!" He started that sentence at normal speed, slowed down, and then sped up extremely fast. As he ran to the door, I remembered something. That ring that he gave Donna. He had called it a biodamper. We're screwed.

The Doctor ran back in yelling, "Donna! Donna, they've found you!"

"But you said I was safe."

"The bio-damper doesn't work. We've got to get everyone out."

"My God, it's all my family."

"Out the back door!" I was so shocked that I didn't move. That really didn't matter though because after a few minutes they came back.

"Get away from the tree!"

"Don't touch the trees!" Why the tree?

"Get away from the Christmas trees! Everyone get away from them! Everyone stay away from the trees! Stay away from the trees!"

"Oh, for God's sakes, the man's an idiot. Why? What harm's a Christmas tree going to- oh." Apparently it wasn't the physical Christmas tree that was going to hurt us. It was the decorations. They started to fly off of the tree and floated around the room. Everyone stared at them in awe, but considering that the Doctor says that they're dangerous, I was terrified. I started to move slowly away. Then the decorations started to focus in on people and attack. It was chaos, but somehow through the chaos and screaming (possibly partly from me) I was able to hide behind a table and not get injured.

Then I heard the Doctor say, "Oi! Santa! Word of advice. If you're attacking a man with a sonic screwdriver, don't let him near the sound system." Then he jammed the screwdriver into the sound system, and nearly burst my eardrums. It soon stopped, but with my ears still ringing, I missed the fact that someone was majorly hurt. In fact several people were hurt. Yet I was unscathed. I'm so confused.

"Never mind all that. You're a doctor. People have been hurt."

"Nah, they wanted you alive. Look." I was still behind the table, just leaning against it, so I had no clue what he was showing her.

"They're not active now." Oh, it must be one of those decoration thingies.

"All I'm saying, you could help." Could, should, and won't. Jerk.

"Got to think of the bigger picture. There's still a signal!" He started to run outside, but suddenly stopped. I decided to start getting up and see why. Then of course he started to run outside again with Donna trailing behind.

Then he ran back inside and started to call, "Katherine. Katherine!

"Who in the Devil's name is Katherine?"

Then staring at me with caution, he slowly said, "Well, I thought it was you."

"Oh, yeah." Aren't I screwed.

Sorry for the short chapter, I just had to get this up. Oh, and I am trying to make everything a bit longer by revising it 2 or 3 times adding stuff. That's one reason it took so long. That and I don't have much time to write, but I am doing my best.