Jessie and The Doctor

by Waiting for my Doctor

Jessie was going to start college soon, she wanted to spend her last summer with her grandma and mother in a village, she loved the quiet and peaceful life; until a man with a blue box entered her life and gave her an exciting adventure she'll never forget.

14. Chapter 13

I walked inside the TARDIS and I noticed the screen The Doctor was staring at still had the windows open. I walked up to it and decided to take a look myself. The Doctor was still outside checking some things before we left.

I rotated the screen and took a glance at it. It had a list of chemicals and reactions, it didn't make sense to me at first. I scrolled up the list and saw something that almost made me drop on the ground. What I was looking at was a list of chemicals inside MY body.

Holy Sh-t.

What the fudge?!

I cursed for a bit and then stopped cause my mother always told me it was not nice of a lady to curse like that, but in such a situation I didn't know what else to do.

I am the bomb.

They used the laser thing that paralyzed me to inject it in me.

Daleks wanted to get rid of The Doctor so they injected that thing in me. They messed with the TARDIS's system to get us on the Titanic and confuse us.

I was the bomb the whole time.

I was this close to breaking into tears but I had to be brave.

I couldn't let The Doctor die.

The Doctor walked back inside the TARDIS and closed the door behind him. He walked up the stairs to the console and stopped to look at me.

"Ohh, you saw the...thing" He finally said and I nodded. I didn't know what to do, should I be angry at him for not telling me and leaving all these people to die? or thankful that even when he found I am the bomb he didn't leave aboard the Titanic.

"You can send me somewhere far you know" I was fighting off my tears from falling, my voice was cracking "Somewhere far from people and leave me there. I wouldn't harm anyone"

"Oh no, Jessie. I am not leaving you" The Doctor run towards me and hugged me tightly, "I won't leave you, I promise"

I sniffed and hugged him back, I felt like I was four years old in my mother's arm crying when dad died.

"What should I do then? I am a bomb and ready to explode any second"

The Doctor rubbed my back in circles and said softly, "I am trying to find something" He moved away from me and put his hands on my shoulders, "For now we should take you back home"