Breaking Bonds [7] (The Parallel Series) ✓

The Time Lords, the Widow and the Wardrobe

Finally! I am so excited for you to read what I have really struggled to write for over three months, I lost my motivation and 'flare' for any kind of writing, it felt a lot like a chore but reading your comments on my fics and seeing all the votes each day from new readers to old readers who have been here from the start, that is what kept me going because I have so much more to offer you guys, I have so much planned with all my Doctor Who OCs, I'm very excited!

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The Stone and Jenny watched the scanner some more, switching the security cameras to the ones that were still active until they found the Doctor hanging on to a thick wire that was breaking by the second. His eyes caught sight of a spacesuit and he used an arm to reach for it. Muttering something until his eyes widened the suit breaking free and falling towards the Earth with the pull of gravity. The Doctor then lost his grip and he began to fall following the spacesuit. In an attempt to reach it the Time Lord started to do breaststroke as if he was swimming.

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After Jenny had grabbed popcorn and watched a woman who was helping the Doctor accidentally make him bump into multiple objects the Stone had enough of seeing her husband in pain and decided to help. She left the giggling blonde watching the scanner and pocked her head out of the TARDIS. Instantly spotting the Doctor and quickly rushing over before he hit his head on the inside of another police box.

"Doctor!" The Stone shouted and ran over.

"Dear?" He questioned turning his head as the redhead snorted seeing that he did really put the helmet on backwards and wasn't lying when he telepathically complained to her.

"Oh hello." The woman helping the Doctor smiled.

"This is my wife the Stone." The Doctor pointed at nothing. "She can look after me now. "Has been for centuries."

"Hello Stone." The woman looked at them slightly oddly.

"Doctor how did you get the helmet on backwards." The Time Lady sighed patting his arm.

"Well, I was busy after you and Jenny ignored my plead for help.

"You got yourself into that mess." She protested.

"Did Jenny not suggest to help?'

"She did." The Stone snickered. "But I told her that you would be fine.

"Of course." He replied in a slightly annoyed tone before setting out his arm to shake Madge's arm, getting where she was standing completely off. "Well thank you for taking care of me. You didn't have to, you know. You've been very kind."

"Oh, don't be silly." The woman smiled. "It's Christmas Eve. No one should be alone at Christmas."

"Ah but I'm not.'

"You was when I found you." She replied.

"Well, there is that. What did you say your name was?"

"Madge," Madge answered. "Madge Arwell."

"If there's anything that I can do for you, let me know."

"How?"

"Don't know. Make a wish. That usually works."

"Does it?"

"It did for me." He replied. "When my wife ignored me you appeared."

"You know I wasn't going to ignore you forever." The Stone winced a little.

"Oh don't worry dear I know." He smirked when Madge left, they entered the TARDIS and Jenny ran up to her parents. "I'm okay." He lightly chuckled sensing her worry as clear as day over the parental bond he had with his child. She was practically screaming at him and the Stone.