illuminator
[ih-loo-muh-ney-ter]
noun
1. a person or thing that illuminates.
2. a device for illuminating, as a light source with a lens or mirror for concentrating light.
3. a person who paints manuscripts, books, etc., with designs in color, gold, or the like.
She was always told she brought light, whether to a situation, or to a simple cloudy day. She was good at that. Her child-like mischief and curiosity never seemed to dim as she grew. That's why she chose the name. Hoping someday to be small light in the vast universe. And she'd stop at nothing to become that.
These are records of her time spent in a spacecraft, and the journeys she went on. And as always, the people she picked up along the way.
She was normal, completely normal. She had just got out of a dysfunctional relationship. Music in her ears. She's blinded by the light.
Then he saves her, and her "oh so normal" life is thrown out the window, and replaced with one that has danger knocking on her door everyday.
(I know this might seem a bit cliché so far, but trust me. I plan on this story being interesting :)
This will be a story told through preferences, and it's based during Matt Smith's time as the Doctor. All rights go to BBC, the only thing I own is the girl and the plot, also a few characters further down the line. That's the basics, enjoy the story!)