Smurfette ~ Falling In Reverse

[lesbean24]

The Doctor smiled and closed the TARDIS door quickly, but didn't take off right away for once. He walked slowly into the kitchen and splashed some water over his face, sighing. Why did those humans always affect him so? Why did he always form a friendship with them? Every time he formed a bond with them, they got crushed when he got separated from them.

[katy;]

Rosa-Jade looked at the TARDIS for a second, before turning around, and starting to walk home. It had been such an amazing, yet extraordinary day, one that she enjoyed.

[lesbean24]

The Doctor was dreaming. He knew that much. There was no possible way this could happen if he was awake. The Doctor was holding Rosa-Jade in his arms. Even though he'd just met her, he already liked and enjoyed her company.

[katy;]

All Rosa-Jade could think about, was the doctor. She had gone from not really knowing he exist, to actually getting along with him, in one day. She had never actually got to know someone so quickly, before.

[lesbean24]

((There's really nothing to do when he's asleep. Time-skip to the next morning?))

[katy;]

(True, haha. ;D And sure. ;) )

[lesbean24]

The Doctor rolled out of bed in the morning and went into the bathroom. He splashed cold water in his face to wake him up. He then went to his closet and pulled out his regular outfit. The Doctor walked up and looked at the console, wondering if Rosa-Jade was coming today.

[katy;]

Just like any other day, Rosa-Jade got out of bed, arranged her hair to how she wanted it styled for the day, and got dressed. Once she was ready, she walked out of the house, just strolling along the pathway, actually hoping to see the Doctor, again.

[lesbean24]

The Doctor glanced in the mirror on his way out of the TARDIS. It was messier than usual, but he didn't care. He closed the door and locked it quietly.

[katy;]

Rosa-Jade slightly smiled, as she walked. The streets weren't much different to the day before, as they were still quite silent and peaceful, but that was a good thing.