Aranwen Louna Esther Raven thought she was normal in every way. Despite her ability to see auras, and make people disappear with one touch (Not to mention her grey hair). Yet when she stumbles upon a necklace and then a strange blue box, she will find out she is anything but normal and anything but human. The Doctor~ X ~OC

I ran and ran as the men chased me down the street. They didn't dare shoot knowing Leonardo's anger if they did, but they couldn't afford to lose me either. They were catching up to me quickly and I knew I had made a mistake by even trying to escape. But suddenly, something appeared in the distance. Out of nowhere! A blue police box. Ariella Jacob - or AJ - lived in a manor, but she was forced to. After being abducted into human trafficking, she lived a miserable and empty life untill one day, she makes a break of it. Finding refuge with the Doctor, she escapes the abuse. Not having said more then the same two words for 4 years, she is a quiet girl that doesn't easily open up to to people, but one thing is for sure, she's strong. Not in body, but in mind. But there is one person that can break through anyone's hard shell. As she gives all her turst and confidence to the Doctor, life seems just a little more brighter. But is she damaged beyond repair?

―SEQUEL TO "FIX ME"― Now that the Doctor is back, things have changed. AJ believes they'll just get back to travelling, but the Doctor has other plans for her. Needing to have some down time to think things over, he drops her off at Torchwood to stay on Earth under the protection of his long time friend, Captain Jack Harkness. Even if he can't ever say hello without flirting. While she suffers the pain of her abandonment, the only shoulder to cry on offered to her is Jack's and slowly, he helps her overcome the hurt. Secrets are revealed to her and mysteries are solved as she comes to find out who she was, who she really is and who she is meant to be.

If there was one thing she was terrified of, it was losing me. And after four years, vice versa. She was the one person I never wanted to lose, the one person I couldn’t handle losing. And I lost her. Jayden thought she was a perfectly normal girl who just happened to have weird dreams about being a completely different person, a gun shooting, ass-kicking Time Lady with the fake name Artemis. It's not until she meets the Doctor that she realizes that those weren't just dreams. As a Time Lady again, can she get over the pain of her past? Can she handle the pain to come?

*SEQUEL TO 'A Second Chance'* Years in the future, Molly is about to face the adult world. Can she face them alone, or will The Doctor be around to help her and her family out?

Some people may say she was a hero, but to her, she will always be the opposite. She will always be the girl who killed the Doctor.

This is a great story. I have made up a character by the name of Liv Hummel and I think you would like her.

My name's Molly. I lost my parents and my siblings in a car crash, then the rest of my family turned against me. I have nothing left. No education. No job. No family. No life. That's why I'm here. Sat on the roof of a car park, waiting to jump. I would have jumped sooner but somebody's trying to stop me. A stranger whose sat here with me. And he's called The Doctor!

During her 7th year at Hogwarts, Hermione is intrigued right from the start by the new Astronomy teacher, Professor John Smith. This strange man has captured all her attention and she seems to have done the same to him. As the year goes by, talking to someone on a more intellectual level becomes something of a drug for her. Letters from Ron become less frequent and conversation with John are more often. The student-teacher wall falls to allow a great friendship to form. But Hermione’s feelings are much more than that. She is falling for the wizard with the metal wand. But an affair isn’t the only thing happening is the castle. Strange things are happening to Hermione that even her great mind cannot explain.

More quotes from Doctor Who (in case the title was unclear). All rights to the BBC.