Cassandra Book 2 (A Doctor Who Fanfic)

Chapter 13 School Reunion Part 1

I hummed La vie en rose, as I picked up the books that were needed to be put on the shelves of the school Library. The Library in the school the Doctor, Rose and I were investigating. Mickey called about it, it seemed that there was some alien crash landing and the next thing everyone knew this school was getting remarkable grades. It could've been coincidence, but after travel for the Doctor it may not be the case, and I even felt that it was a bit weird, how it seemed the books the children, seemed to be very intellectual books. Normally quiet reading, children these years normally went for fiction, not nonfiction.

"And when you speak angel sing from above." I sang out loud to the own music playing in my head. I have to curse the Doctor for playing that album the other night. It seemed to have decided to get stuck in my head, which isn't what you want when your head is already messed up, but then again it was better listening to music then thinking too much about everything else in my life. It was quiet in the library, which of course what you expect, but it seemed like no one really did come in here, when lessons were occurring, which left me to have time on my own. I should've probably tried to get into doing Geography, but then again. I didn't really want to teach. Anyway, it was better than a dinner lady. I grinned thinking about that. Rose was not happy when she found out that she had to be a dinner lady. 'Why do you get to be a Librarian and not dinner lady like me.' I remembered her saying when she found out, but I then reminded her that she could always sneak food to eat, while I had to wait for it. As soon as I thought that I soon heard the alarm go off, signalling for lunch, and a smile left my lips. It felt nice being back on earth, in my own time period, for once. It was slow, but it did seem I could function, walking down the road without losing consciousness. I felt relieved, but it also made me feel sad. I wanted to feel the way I do on earth again, but with travelling. Travelling with my closest friends. I will get back there one day. I hope so anyway. I soon ended up in the cafeteria, not surprisingly the children were already there.

"Miss Wilson." I heard a familiar voice behind me as I stepped in the queue and jumped slightly, not expecting it, which I then heard a laugh and I turned my head to face the Doctor, or well at this moment in time John Smith.

"I swear Do-oc-Smith, if there weren't kids I would punch you." I groaned, but all he did was smile as we grabbed our trays.

"Sorry." He apologised, but I doubt he meant it and the grin let up. "How's the Library?" He then asked quietly.

"Quiet," I stated. "Though the repetition of La vie en rose cancels it out," I answered as we soon reached where Rose was standing, handing out her section of food to people. I couldn't help, but let out a laugh, once I saw her face. It seemed that she wasn't having a fun time as a cafeteria lady, which made me want to keep my secret that I stole the Doctor's psychic paper, to pretend I got better grades, hence getting me a better job here.

"Thank you!" I gave her a charming smile, which she only glared at me before I walked over to a spare table with the Doctor. It wasn't that surprising that two newest members of the school would end up spending time together. Wouldn't you be more drawn to someone in the same position as you.

"How was physics?" I asked once I fully sat down at the table.

"Good... Well, Mickey was right." He added.

"Right!? No way! Mickey!?" I joked when I heard him say that, but in all reality, she had no doubt Mickey wasn't wrong. "I guess he didn't phone just to see Rose and I again," I said before saying. "Guessing a kid knew something that they aren't supposed to?" I guessed, eating one of the chips.

"He knew how to travel faster than light, non-coding DNA. Answered them without even hesitating." The Doctor explained to me. "He has knowledge way beyond planet earth."