Timeless (A Doctor Who FanFiction)

Timeless (A Doctor Who FanFiction)

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Doctor Who
This a tale, a dusty novel found deep in the library of an old TARDIS, a tale of adventure and things once lost being found. A timeless tale told by a once imprisioned girl who went on a trip through the stars with a man in a box. She told us the story of the Doctor in the way that only few know him. Now pick it up and blow it off, Geronimo eh?
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The second part in a trilogy of stories narrated by the Doctor’s companion, Anna Bailey: When Anna Bailey decides to go home to check on her parent’s and get a change of clothes, she ends up getting a homecoming that she didn’t quite bargain for but the drama of that evening is nothing in comparison to the second time that Anna and the Doctor find themselves in Anna’s home city… A trip to Birmingham Museum with Anna’s parents’ to see the Staffordshire hoard turns out to contain something which is not only out of this world but also out of this Universe… The fifth in an eight part story arc featuring David Tennant's Doctor. The Doctor looked around the room. “It may have been underground for centuries but I have a hunch that whoever this device belongs to, they want it back and they’re coming here for it…” “So Doctor… Are you trying to tell us that aliens from another Universe are coming here to the city of Birmingham and would like their “ball” back?!” Mum demanded and then laughed on the verge of rising panic. She folded her arms expectantly but in her own upfront and astute style, Mum had managed to grasp and convey the situation. In short we were in for a lot of trouble and bad “other worldly” things were about to kick off pretty soon.

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