Crossing of my ways season 1 (Doctor Who fanfiction) #Wattys2016

Episode 14: Run, tell a story and say good bye

Hello whovians!

What a great day for an update. I'd do that yesterday, but as all of you I was really excited for the season finale and as some of you because of St. Nicholas bringing presents (15 years old girl doesn't get a Star Wars lego set with Obi-Wan Kenobi everyday, you know).

Anyway, before I get totally off topic, I'm giving you the 14th episode of Crossing of my ways series. Enjoy!

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We were just out of the building when I heard explosions starting. I forced myself to run much faster than I ever ran before. Doctor and William were the fastest, followed by both Patricias, the other one a little bit faster and followed by William the dog. I wasn't much slower than them but I was worried about the other me who was a long way behind us.

I couldn't stop and help her either, so I was running even though I started stumbling over my own feet.

And just when I thought I'll fall, unable to move, strong wave of hot air hit me and threw me forward.

I don't know for how long I was lying there motionless just listening to sounds of collapsing building. I felt pain where my skin rubbed down of my flesh. I forced myself to turn around so I was lying on my back and then I felt tears of shock slide down my cheeks.

"Never again," I heard myself say. I never again wanted to run away from a building or anywhere else and knowing there are people of multiple species unaware that they're going to die. "Never again."

I slowly stood up, looking around.

The whole building was crashed to bits, there were people standing around it, there were policemen and firefighters, looking for people who survived.

Doctor was up, Patricias were just standing up, William was checking up the golden retriever and the other me was still lying at the ground motionlessly a few feet away from me.

I ran to her and turned her to the back. She opened her eyes.

"Am I in heaven?" she asked.

I shook my head. "How do you feel?" I asked.

"I'm okay. Does that happen to you every day?"

"On occasion. Come on."

I helped her to stand up and we walked to the others.

I was happy to see William was all right as I ran to him and kissed him on his cheek. "Oh god, I'm so glad you're okay."

"Not god, just me," he laughed, hugged me and pressed his lips on mine softly.

"I love you."

"I know. And remember, I'm not God."

"I said that I love you."

"I was under impression you said I'm God."

"Shut up," I laughed. I looked up and checked out the others. "You all are okay, right?"

They nodded.

"How long until we can return home?" I looked at the Doctor.

"Two hours, give or take thirty minutes."

"Wait, this little?"

"You won't believe for how long we were fighting over how we'll be named."

"That's impossible."

William the dog barked.

"Well, it went like this ..." William started and Doctor continued.

"Two and a half hours of meeting this universe you three, ride to London and you handing yourself over, and then we had a heated debate over how we should be named -"