The Girl who was tired of waiting...

She tightened her jaw and stopped the tears from spilling before she turned on her heel and charged towards the door.

“You’ve never wanted to be on your own before?’ he asks her with a serious look. He opens a drawer and moves some things aside.  

Then she sighed, running her hand through her hair and moving closer. He didn't need this right now. "Come on," she said softly. "What do you have to show me?"

She was quiet then and followed him into his study. She could see he was still tense. She wondered where Jack had got to. And Bela. This was stupid. They had enough to deal with than all this drama. What if one of them got hurt now? The Doctor would never forgive himself. They had to sort this out quickly.

"Five months? You... were on you're own... for five months? Stewing in you grief, I expect..." Amy sighed and made him move up. He didn't need sympathy at the moment. He needed someone to remind him who he was... "You're an idiot. Why did you do that? You knew how stupid that would be... what did you do?" She crossed her arms and looked at him.

"Did you get the chance to talk to him? Before you... left?"

"What happened? Tell me everything..." If she knew, maybe they could fix it.

He hadn’t been gone hardly any time. That was good. “Amy!” he says still able to pull off a happy Doctor vibe. He knew he’d have to explain why Jack was gone and Bela was missing. Bela. He should find her. But was he ready to have her back? Maybe this time away was good for her. Then again she could have gotten caught by Lilith. It hadn’t been that much time…. He tried to act normal. He’d had five months of traveling alone to deal with what had happened. He was fine. He just scrunches his face together and shakes his head. “Everything’s fine..” he says.  

"What's going on?"

“I think we’ll be okay,” he tried to call back when the creature flew out of the trees all tendrils and teeth. He really really hoped that this would work and that they wouldn’t be stuck here. As great as meeting his counterpart was he really did like his world. He thinks on that for a moment. A world where his people are dead versus a world where they’re alive and allies with the Daleks. So maybe this world was better but this world didn’t have Jack and that just wasn’t going to sit well with him. Especially if his counter part was a pious git.  He scolded himself for thinking about his lover at a time like this. He also helps to shield the children from the beast as he waits for the other Doctor to do her thing. He looks at Amy. “Ready for anything?” he asks. 

Once she’s caught her breath she meets the Doctor’s eye with a grin before turning to the children. “Hello. I’m Amy. I’m sorry you had to meet us like this…”

"Well, that was... interesting. Another Doctor. A girl Doctor! I knew there had to be one somewhere..." She laughed. "But right now, I think I need to change... Oh! And can I be there when we tell Jack about his counterpart. Because that's just going to be hilarious..." She grinned at him.

“I think we’ll be okay,” he tried to call back when the creature flew out of the trees all tendrils and teeth. He really really hoped that this would work and that they wouldn’t be stuck here. As great as meeting his counterpart was he really did like his world. He thinks on that for a moment. A world where his people are dead versus a world where they’re alive and allies with the Daleks. So maybe this world was better but this world didn’t have Jack and that just wasn’t going to sit well with him. Especially if his counter part was a pious git.  He scolded himself for thinking about his lover at a time like this. He also helps to shield the children from the beast as he waits for the other Doctor to do her thing. He looks at Amy. “Ready for anything?” he asks. 

Once she's caught her breath she meets the Doctor's eye with a grin before turning to the children. "Hello. I'm Amy. I'm sorry you had to meet us like this..."

He wasn’t happy to see the other Doctor go.  ”There’s got to be a way,” he says getting quite fidgety and not doing the job of ‘not moving’. He hits the invisible wall and winces cradling his fist. He heard something in the trees and immediately froze. Marina was desperately trying to get Mikey to stop blubbering. 

Amy didn't have time to respond before the creature burst through the trees.

“Not friendly at all,” says the Doctor in a grave voice as he shakes his head. “I don’t want to wait and find out what it is..” he says and looks over at Amy giving her a nod. He rushed forward. “Hey!” he snaps at the old woman as she begins to move away from the circle. These kids were in danger and he had no time to think of another plan. Though he wasn’t sure what to say. “You  made the portal didn’t you….what do you want with them?” he says and begins moving into the circle holding out a hand to the kids. “I’m the Doctor. I’m a friend…I can take you back home,” he says holding out his hand and trying to get the kids to come to him as he moved closer.  The old woman seemed almost amused as he did this and it sent a cold shiver down his spine.  Arnold also walked forward drawing a pistol out and aiming it at her. The Doctor glared at it and was pretty sure that he had bedazzled it. Arnold stayed out of the circle and moved towards her. “Let these kids go,” he says. He looks back at his Doctor not daring to make a move without her. 

The blonde turned to face the Doctor and Amy. "Stay perfectly still..." She waved her sonic hammer over them, concentrating. "Dammit. I can't get a hold through the barrier. Doctor, see if you can break it. Arnold, back to the TARDIS. I think we need to catch some waves... is that the right expression..." She ran back through the woods. "We'll be back. I promise..."

“Come on quickly now we don’t want to lose them,” he urges and hurries over the fence and into the woods after the children and the old woman. 

Amy nodded once. "We have to get them out..."

Arnold just scoffs. “Okay I said I’d go jeez,” he says folding his arms and also running out behind the clearlyhidinghissexuality Doctor.  

The woman Doctor looked at the sonic hammer carefully. "Yes. The readings on you are the same as the ones I was picking up. And blimey, they're off the scale, especially on you, er, Doctor..." She smiled at the use of the word.