The Most Important Girl

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We boarded the Tardis, ready to go. I stopped, and stared at the Doctor.

"What was that light, Doctor? The light that gave me a gift?" I had been wondering, I mean, what light was so importat and special that it ould choose me? I was treaded horribly growing up, the two friends I had were acctually co-workers, and I never seemed important for anything. I was chosen last in school, I never did anything important.

"I don't know, I don't know what that light was." Rule number one: The Doctor always lies. And right now, I had a feeling that he was, he scanned my brain, right? So how could he know what it gave me but not what it was. I don't know, maybe he really didn't know what it was though, I had no way of knowing if he was telling the thruth. But then again, he has no reason to lie to me, but he also has no reason to trust me either....But it was my brain, not his, so why would he lie to me?

I pass the thought and stand over by the controls. I wonder where we should go to next. I've always wanted to go back in time, I think that will be a great second trip

"Where to now?" The Doctor asks, "The past sound good?"

He read my mind. I nod my head in excitement. I hold on to the Tardis as we get ready for take off.

***

I open the doors of the Tardis and gaze at what's in front of me. It's dust, and gas, and light. Purely amazing, just extraordinary.

"This," the Doctor steps beside me, looking deeply into my eyes and I into his, "is the Earth forming." he looks at the planet forming, as do I. It's beautiful, nothing like I've ever seen before. I can't help but to be in awe.

To think, in just a few billion or trillion years, there will be my home. My home, with my parents and sister living there. My home with my old house. The home where I met the Doctor, where I was given a gift. I let a tear skid down my cheek. I quickly wipe it away, not wanting the Doctor to see me cry. But he does.

"Chloe?" He asks sympathetically, "Are you okay?" He looks into my eyes again and another tear slides down my face.

"Yea, I'm okay." I say wiping the tear away.

"Are you sure? I can see that you're upset, is it all too much right now?" He motions towards the forming Earth.

"Yea, I'm sure. I was just thinking about...things..." I trail off as yet another year slides down my face.

"Tell me what's wrong Chloe, I can see you're upset." He steps back grabbing my hand and closing the Tardis.

We sit down on the couch sort of thing. I don't know where to begin, I don't know what he already knows. So I just start talking. I talk about my childhood, my so called parents, and how I haven't seen them in years. I tell him how they used to beat me regularly and no one did anything about it. I finally break down, completely crying, I had never told anyone about my old life. When anyone would ask, I would laugh it off and pretend that nothingwas wrong with my life, and that I was normal. But, I felt comfortable telling the Doctor, and something told me that he would listen and believe. And I was right. He hugged me after I finished and was in compete years, barely being able to breath or talk.

"It's okay," he says, letting me cry into his chest, and I can hear his two hearts beating. "Just remember, you are the most important girl, especially to me. Not just because of that light, but because you are you."

He let me cry and cry and didn't say anything, he just let me cry into his chest as he held me. It felt nice to open up.

~~A/N: Very emotional, and short, I know.

Anyways... I didn't update on Tuesday night because freaking wattpad went under maintenance when I had time to update, so sorry for that.

Thanks for all the readers and voters, I appreciate it :-)

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