I stepped outside to look at the pyramid on top of the TARDIS.
On every side of the pyramid was a hole, which wasn't there before.
"Doctor? What does this mean?" I asked.
He stepped outside and looked at the pyramid. He ran back into the TARDIS and clicked some buttons.
"Um, what are you doing?" I asked.
"You ask a lot of questions, don't you?" He smiled.
I rolled my eyes.
After clicking more buttons and pulling levers, he slammed his hand on the machine.
"It's not working!" He yelled.
The TARDIS began to shake.
I grabbed the railing as everything around me began to fall, then the shaking stopped.
I turned to the Doctor, who now had a concerned look on his face.
He slowly walked towards the door, looked out the window, and smiled.
"Want to watch a baseball game?" He asked.
I opened the door, and in front of me was home plate.
The Doctor stood by my side as he looked at the pitcher.
I turned around and the TARDIS was no longer there.
"Um, Doctor?!" I yelled.
He turned around. "No! No no no no no!"
"What's up with the TARDIS?" I asked.
"She shouldn't be doing this! She took us to a Yankees game, and they're losing!" He yelled.
"Well what are we going to do?"
"We're gonna play some baseball."
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The Final Companion: A Doctor Who Fanfiction
FanfikceMay Williams awakes one morning to find out her mother has died - but in the midst of all the mourning and grief, her imaginary friend as a child returns, but this time, he isn't so imaginary.
