Hello! I know it's been quite a while since I've last posted anything on here so little bit of announcements then I'm going to talk about this thing right here. ^^ I'm still working on my edit of The POTO Crew Arrives in Gates, next update should either be this weekend or next. Reasons why updates are so slow is because I'm in college now and the wifi sucks.
Alright. What's this? I'm still debating on whether to make it an actual story or just keep it a series of one-shots involving my oc. This one is pretty sad but ends up on a funny note. My oc is Kaylie Bridges but I'm not giving too much away. ;) Does she get with the Doctor? Maybe, maybe not. It all depends on what I do with this. So yeah.
Disclaimer: I do not own Doctor Who.
Rose Tyler stared at the people before her, tears streaming down her face. "I-I love you both so much." She sobbed, her heart breaking. Why did the Universe have to be so cruel? She desperately wanted to go back. Pete's World wasn't her world, not without them. The Doctor smiled sadly in response and nodded. He replied quietly "Quite right too." His hand was squeezed gently in support. He glanced over at the brunette right beside him who was shedding tears of her own. This wasn't easy on any of them. In fact, this was quite a painful way of saying goodbye. Rose looked at the brunette, feeling as if she was dying. "Kaylie..." She started to speak but stopped at the soft chuckle coming from the other girl. Kaylie's eyes softened as she met Rose's confused gaze. "I know, Rose. You were-are my best friend, the best one I could ever ask for." She took a deep breath, the tears coming down faster now. "I love you, Rose. Take care of your mum and dad. Also watch out for Mickey. He needs you just as much as you need him." She instructed, trying her best to smile for the blonde. Rose couldn't help but nod with a small laugh. "I will." The girl promised. A second passed between them and then Rose faced the Doctor once more. He nodded at her and said "Rose Tyler, I-" He and Kaylie both faded from her sight. Her heart completely collapsed. Jackie rushed to her side as Rose fell to her knees, crying in anguish. That was it. Her two best friends were gone forever.
The connection had ended. Kaylie struggled to keep control of her emotions but it was useless. She couldn't fight the waves of pain going through her heart. It was too much. A sob broke free at last, opening the gates of pain. The Doctor quickly caught her around her waist before she could collapse onto the ground. She turned to bury her face against him, her anguished sobs piercing against the silence. He closed his eyes as he too fought off his own pain. Unlike hers, he was successful—for the most part. "It's all my fault." The girl mumbled, her voice muffled.
His eyes practically flew open. The Doctor gazed down at the shaking girl and shook his head. "No. Kaylie, it is not your fault. It's mine. I should have...I could have..." His voice trembled as tears threatened to spill across his cheeks once again. Kaylie knew what he was trying to say and she quickly shook her head. "No, Doctor. It really is my fault. I could have stopped her. I could have held onto her rather than hold onto you. I knew what was going to happen. I knew...I knew and I failed her anyway." She replied rather angrily. Not toward him but to herself. At this moment, she felt nothing but disgust for her foreknowledge. What use was it to knowing what would happen if she couldn't do a thing to save anyone?
She let out a sigh and moved to escape his hold but it merely tightened. She looked up to see a rather exasperated look on his face. Wait, where was the anger? The rage? Kaylie had expected to be scolded or perhaps screamed at for failing Rose. Why did he not look as if he were about to do either of those? "Kaylie, things happen. I don't blame you for Rose being trapped. I don't blame you for holding onto me. I'm not mad at you or anyone other than myself." He paused before admitting, "I'm also mad at the Daleks and the Cyberman." A snort escaped from her. Her shoulders began to shake.
At first, he was worried that she had started crying again but realized she was laughing. "Of course you would be. Those evil bastards." Kaylie muttered with a small grin. Aha! He got her to smile. The Doctor managed to smile back and tsked at her. "Language." She rolled her eyes and was about to make a response about that when the TARDIS shook roughly. Both of them fell off their feet, the Doctor pulling her on top of him to avoid her getting harmed, and landed on the ground. He groaned and was wondering what had happened when he heard a surprised gasp come from Kaylie. "Kaylie? What-" He stopped just as a red headed woman in a wedding dress came into view. "What?" He gasped, stunned. The woman turned around sharply and glared at the couple. "What is this? Where am I?" She demanded, her eyes narrowing in suspicion and anger. Kaylie giggled as the Doctor merely said "What?" The other woman rolled her eyes and glanced around. "Seriously, where am I? I was just going up the aisle when suddenly I'm here. Hold on, are you with Nerys? She has something to do with this, doesn't she?!" The woman ranted angrily.
If possible, the Doctor seemed only more and more confused. "What?!" He cried out, staring at her. He became distracted when Kaylie burst out laughing.
So? What do you guys think? Should I actually make a story? Should this be a continuation of the one-shots depending on the scene and episode? Who should Kaylie end up with? ;) Give me some reviews! ^^