You are Wirt's best friend, however you've grown to love him and his dorkiness. You've been through everything with him, but will you stay with him through the Unknown? (Note: I absolutely under no circumstances own Over the Garden Wall. This obviously doesn't need to be said, but I am taking NO CHANCES so anyways. Enjoy.) P.s. I know it's gonna suck and I'm sorry for that.

Just imagine that a man you are utterly and completely in love with, doesn't exist. Now, imagine that you hear a crash in your bathroom and that man is standing right there, staring at you. He didn't even exist. He was a fictional author of a book about beasts. He was an odd, quiet, and self kept man that was even more so to muggles. And then, he stood before me in complete glory with a shocked look on his face. I got my one wish, but that could be my demise. ---- (Name) (Last Name) was a Harry Potter fan. Ever since the Fantastic Beasts movie had come out, she was obsessed with the Magizoologist who was smart and introverted. She liked everything about him from his curly hair to his soft blue eyes. Oh, how all she wished was to meet him. But, when a loud crash is heard from her bathroom, her whole world changed. Newt Scamander was in her world, and she somehow needed to keep that a secret. So along came a long journey of battling between the muggle world and the wizarding world. And, with MACUSA on their tails once they find the correct portal, they don't have a single chance. But the more running that the two do together, the more that they grow close. What's worse than a doomed relationship with closed doors?

Let's put you into the Story. You Play Five Nights at Freddy's and you accept what you're given. You don't know, that this game. Could actually be real, and you're living your worst nightmare. They create This game for Oculus rift, which luckily you have. So you get to live this game realistically, and get more paranoid, and terrified, than the first time you played this game. You don't know what you're getting yourself into, until you actually play the game. This game may seem more realistic, in which it is. You never knew, how terrifying a game could be. Until you actually face your worst nightmares face-to-face.

|| COMPLETE || Traveling a long way from home is hard to do on your own. Especially at the beginning of the revolution. Upon arrival meeting new people who could change her life forever. As long as she doesn't throw away her shot. ***NEEDS EDITING***

Maaaalec babes!! I ship it hard so I decided to write a story about it.

[PREVIOUSLY "Belle and the Blue Box" - under editing but still updating] Daisy Darling knew that she was not ordinary. It wasn't that she didn't have friends or family who loved her, but she felt like dead walking among the living, unable to truly connect with anyone. It was clear in her heart that although she went through all the motions, walking among those she existed with, she was a ghost. Her peculiarity was camouflaged by a smile and a charming social mask, but not even that could fully hid the fiery brilliance that was bursting at the seams within her. Then, at precisely the right moment, a Mad-Man in a blue box swept in magnificently, commanding the attention of all. A man who called himself The Doctor. Clever, handsome, and everything beautiful about the universe, he was able to spark something to life in Daisy she hadn't even known existed. Something that explained to her why she never really felt human. From the very first moment she opened that shockingly brilliant mouth of hers, the Doctor knew Daisy was different, just as she had seen in him. Her eyes held a thousand years worth of experience and empathy, yet she was vibrant and never-ending like someone new to the world. Unlike all his companions before, Daisy knew in the beginning he would not keep her forever--but that did not at all mean she was going to let go. He had had many companions: Rose Tyler, the one he lost. Martha Jones, the one who left. Donna Noble, the one who forgot. Amy Pond, the one he saved. Daisy Darling was determined to be the one who saved him. #49 in Science Fiction

From the day they arrive on the planet, and blinking step into the sun, there is more to see than- "Dude, that's the Lion King." "Oh...sorry." "No, whatever just...just try again." The human world, it's a mess. Life- "Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's the Little Mermaid." Humans are amazing. They all just go through so much, but you know what's beautiful? When life gets them down, they just keep on swimming. "Stop. That's Finding Nemo. I don't even know where you're going with that one." Everyone controls their own destinies, you don't need magic- "You need to seriously stop quoting Disney." If music be the food of- "Get out." "What?" "Just move over, I'm doing it myself." "Wait, give me-" "Nope. We've been here for an hour. Go away." "But-" "Seriously, Doctor, leave." "Fine." "Alright, let's see..." From the day they are born, humans are hardwired to slowly, but endlessly change. They are given the tools to adapt to whatever environment they choose to live. They don't realize how lucky they are to harness this gift, the gift of change. Humans are small creatures in this vast universe, but they are important. However, despite being given the gift of change, many humans choose to fight it. They don't want the change, so they constantly battle against it. Yet, no one has ever won. Except for me. Well, me and the Doctor. But we don't really fall in the 'human' category. Note: I do not own Doctor Who. All rights to BBC except my own characters. P.S. This is in no way a romance novel. ATTENTION: The first 30 chapters of this book are...not good. I'm rewriting them. Honestly, you won't hurt my feelings if you want to skip over them completely.

The Doctor - the Oncoming Storm; the last Time Lord; destroyer of Gallifrey; the hopeless wanderer. Annabelle Pond - one of the many who wish to see the stars; one of the few who've gotten the chance to encounter the strange rareties of the universe; clever, witty, and slightly smart-mouthed; the Doctor's newest companion. Maybe it's the newly discovered second heart, or maybe the paradoxal picture he finds of a younger her, but the Doctor feels it's his job to take Annabelle along with him. Besides the threat of, at times, the pair being the most wanted beings in the universe, they travel across time and space, righting wrongs, diminishing evils, popping in for visits. While encountering old and new enemies of the Doctor, Annabelle finds out the truth of her unusual past a little bit at a time. For instance, how come she's able to remember the creatures that erase themselves from the memory of each living thing they're seen by? And why does it seem that almost every band of aliens they meet want to use her? - for what, she doesn't even know. What could be so peculiar about a thirteen year old? The Doctor vows to figure out all his questions: How does Annabelle know who River Song is? Why do all the evil-doers he's ever met want her on their side? And, the biggest question of all, why doesn't the Doctor remember his own daughter?

A shy girl trying to make her way though the hardships of zootopia, until a certain bunny and fox stumble into her life, they show her how to break out of her hard shell but will she have to pay a price for opening up?