Are you gonna be my girl? 10th Doctor x reader

Your Good Luck Song

You were randomly dancing around the TARDIS. Your most favorite song just came on, being projected via your phone and headphones. It was 'Are You Gonna Be My Girl' by Jets.  You kicked your feet out in the beat of the song, and started humming along. You didn't know all of it, but you knew bits and pieces.

"So one two three, take my hand and come with me, because you look so fine that I really wanna make you mine!" You sing. You knew you were good at singing, but the only person who enjoyed it most was The Doctor. He would always close his eyes and start lowly humming alongside with you, his hums raspy, but still gentle. The voice that you loved oh so much. You knew he would never see you as a love, but you couldn't help but love him. He would never go after such an ordinary girl such as yourself, but you still had to try at least a little.

"Ah! The Jets. Good choice (y/n)." The Doctor walks out of a doorway with tea in his hands. "Thanks Doctor. By the way, the TARDIS has been kind of acting up. She wouldn't let me play any music." You suddenly remembered to tell the Doctor. You took a cup of tea out the Doctors hands, and sat down. When you drank it, your face scrunched up, but then had a confused look on it. "What the hell is this? It tastes...confusing." You complain. "Its some of an herb I had in here before the whole..." He trailed off. "Gallifrey thing?" You question, slightly finishing his sentence. He stared at you, almost in disbelief. "W-What?" Your face was worried. You wondered if you weren't supposed to say anything. "I-It's nothing. Just, that's exactly  what I was going to say..." He said so airy, it was almost a whisper. "Well, I don't know if you must do something special with it, but how about I give making another batch of tea a go? It might taste better." You offered, already walking to the kitchen area. You used the heated up water that was already there, and made more of the tea. The Doctor walked in after you. "If you think you can make it better than me, there's no way, because I made it just like everyone else did on Gallifrey. There is no other way to make-" As the Doctor was at the end of his babbling, you were forcing a cup of tea into his hands. He raises an eyebrow at you, pursing his lips, but takes the cup anyway. He brings it to his lips, slightly procrastinating drinking it. "Come on then!" You push his arm. You knew you sounded like a begging puppy, but you really wanted to know what he thought about it.

He finally drinks it, and you hear him hitch his breath. "Oh no, I ruined it, didn't I?" You felt terrible. Thinking he probably didn't have much left. "No. Heaven's no! Y-YOU MADE IT BETTER THAN ME!" He shouted. He stared at you wide eyed. Like he had just figured something out. Something important. "What? Did you remember something? Notice something? Is this bad?" The questions just kept rolling off your tongue. You tried to stop yourself, but you just couldn't. "(y/n)," He grabbed you by the shoulders."I'm going to have to do something that is very disturbing. Welll, not really disturbing, but just a little-" The Doctor was cut off by a huge rumbling throughout the TARDIS. He shook his head lazily. "I keep getting cut off today!" He whines. "Doctor! Something bad could be happening and you're whining about being cut off?" You put some sense back in him, and he takes off running. The moment he left the room, your brain finally transacted the fact that the Doctor had gotten so close to you, you could feel his breath. With that thought, your face started to majorly burn up. "(Y/N), WHAT ARE WAITING FOR? GET IN HERE!" The Doctor beckoned you to the main room of the TARDIS.

As you ran, you noticed a bunch of other rooms you didn't see before. One had a bunch of circles on it, all connected to each other. You felt, drawn to it. Like you had to go in there. Matter of fact, you were going in there. As you slowly walked to the door, the more, power, you felt coming from in there. Then, you were at your wits end. You ran to the door, and opened it with all your might. All you saw was a big white light. Then, all you saw was pitch black.