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

Episode 28: Stayin' alive

Hello Whovians!

I'd like to talk at the beginning but the shocking truth is I have sewn mouth on this like Deadpool in X-men origins: Wolverine. I don't want anything to be spoiled for you.

 Trigger warning: death  

Some of you might say that trigger warnings are big enough spoilers, but I don't want any of you to say stuff is too bloody to be PG-13. (I wonder what you'll say when a future season gets mature rated.)

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It was a rainy weekend. I was re-reading some Percy Jackson while William was playing some game on his phone. Susan was at William's parents' and all was well.

I was just starting the second chapter when TARDIS materialized in middle of our living room and the Doctor stepped out of the box. "Hello Keens!" he greeted us.

"It's Keen Collins," I murmured to myself.

"What's new, Doc?" William asked, putting down his phone.

Doctor sat down between us on the dark blue couch and grinned. "I found something amazing, you should see it!"

William sighted. "I'd like to go on a trip, but I have to do something for work."

I laughed. "Playing Angry Birds?"

"Shut up." He picked up a pillow and threw it at me.

We looked at each other and laughed again.

"If mister doesn't want to go, it doesn't mean the same for me," I answered the time lord, "I'd like to see what's so brilliant. Come on, grandpa!"

I stood up slowly, since it's hard to stand up with a baby slowly growing inside of you.

I was still in the TARDIS before the Doctor and I heard him and my husband talking about something.

Then he walked inside the TARDIS and started the engine. We were on our way.

"So, what's so brilliant?" I asked, while I helped him driving the ship.

"You'll see," he answered, "press that button over there, please!"

"This one?"

"Yes."

After another few levers and switches, we landed.

We walked out of the TARDIS to find ourselves in a place that looked a lot like a space-station or a spaceship. There were small circular holes on the ceiling and the floor and bigger circular things that looked like windows on the walls.

"So, where are we?" I asked my friend.

"It's one of the biggest space stations in the galaxy."

"Cool. What's its purpose?"

"People hire flats on it."

"Why didn't you say so, it's really cool."

"Just cool?"

"Until you prove me there's more than a space station you don't earn brilliant."

"Follow me, Collins," he answered after rolling his eyes.

We walked to the next corridor where we turned left and then we went through the third door on the right and walked into a huge room.

"You won't believe who I met here."

"Hello, Doctor," said a tall serious woman that walked from the room that could be kitchen. She had light brown hair and wore a long green dress with flowery pattern. Her face, for some reason, reminded me of someone, but I couldn't quite figure it out. "Who are you?" she nicely turned to me.