TheOddball
Allons-y!
I'll think of a more creative title soon! @BrinkOfIndigo
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The teenager had been walking through Cardiff alone on a bright day without a care in the universe. She passed the cascading fountain outside of the theatre, backpack bouncing lightly. She had just left a meal-out with a few friends after some shopping, and it was time to walk back to the train station to go home into the next city over.
It took a devilishly handsome man in a long navy coat with an American accent to stop her in her tracks. He appeared out of nowhere, literally stepping out of thin air. Thinking she was delirious, she just shook it off. He called out to her and she stopped, he beckoned her over to where he was standing. “Hi there, I was wondering if you could help me with my watch?” he asked. The teenager gazed at him curiously for a moment before nodding cautiously. She wasn’t concerned as there were clearly other shoppers about.
“What can I do to help?” she responded. He lifted up the arm of his coat and displayed his peculiar looking device. It was kind of like a watch. “What make is that?” she wondered aloud. “You wouldn’t have heard of it” he smirked, almost as if he was smirking to himself. “I need you to twist that dial. It’s really small and I haven’t got delicate hands like yours” he clarified, stepping a little closer as she leant forward and peered at the watch, finding the dial after a moment or two. She twisted it as he got a little closer to her face and smiled gratefully. “Thanks sweetcheeks” he said in a sing-song voice. Slightly offended at his closeness and that awful compliment, she backed off.
“It’s not sweetcheeks” she protested. “It’s Cassie”. He moved closer again.
“What’s that short for?” he queried with another smirk. Hoping he would get off her case, she grumbled her full name, Cassandra. “Perfect!” he yelled, pulling her back with his hand and clasping her palm over his exposed watch before she could pull away and call him delirious. Everything went white, she felt as though she was suspended for a moment and without an impact was knocked out cold. She didn’t know it yet, being unconscious, but she was on the metal floor of a spaceship. The American man had disappeared almost as quickly as he arrived, as if not to be noticed, and she now had a note attached to her head.
‘Dear Doctor,
I thought you might be a bit lonesome after Martha left, so I found you this one on the streets of Cardiff! Her name is Cassandra (not to be confused about that piece of skin you told me about) and I have no idea how she’ll react, but she’s Welsh so good luck. So have fun!
Lots of love,
Cpt. Jack
P.S – Please don’t be sensible and bring her home straight away, otherwise I’ll have an angry teen on my case and I have Torchwood to worry about!’
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The teenager had been walking through Cardiff alone on a bright day without a care in the universe. She passed the cascading fountain outside of the theatre, backpack bouncing lightly. She had just left a meal-out with a few friends after some shopping, and it was time to walk back to the train station to go home into the next city over.
It took a devilishly handsome man in a long navy coat with an American accent to stop her in her tracks. He appeared out of nowhere, literally stepping out of thin air. Thinking she was delirious, she just shook it off. He called out to her and she stopped, he beckoned her over to where he was standing. “Hi there, I was wondering if you could help me with my watch?” he asked. The teenager gazed at him curiously for a moment before nodding cautiously. She wasn’t concerned as there were clearly other shoppers about.
“What can I do to help?” she responded. He lifted up the arm of his coat and displayed his peculiar looking device. It was kind of like a watch. “What make is that?” she wondered aloud. “You wouldn’t have heard of it” he smirked, almost as if he was smirking to himself. “I need you to twist that dial. It’s really small and I haven’t got delicate hands like yours” he clarified, stepping a little closer as she leant forward and peered at the watch, finding the dial after a moment or two. She twisted it as he got a little closer to her face and smiled gratefully. “Thanks sweetcheeks” he said in a sing-song voice. Slightly offended at his closeness and that awful compliment, she backed off.
“It’s not sweetcheeks” she protested. “It’s Cassie”. He moved closer again.
“What’s that short for?” he queried with another smirk. Hoping he would get off her case, she grumbled her full name, Cassandra. “Perfect!” he yelled, pulling her back with his hand and clasping her palm over his exposed watch before she could pull away and call him delirious. Everything went white, she felt as though she was suspended for a moment and without an impact was knocked out cold. She didn’t know it yet, being unconscious, but she was on the metal floor of a spaceship. The American man had disappeared almost as quickly as he arrived, as if not to be noticed, and she now had a note attached to her head.
‘Dear Doctor,
I thought you might be a bit lonesome after Martha left, so I found you this one on the streets of Cardiff! Her name is Cassandra (not to be confused about that piece of skin you told me about) and I have no idea how she’ll react, but she’s Welsh so good luck. So have fun!
Lots of love,
Cpt. Jack
P.S – Please don’t be sensible and bring her home straight away, otherwise I’ll have an angry teen on my case and I have Torchwood to worry about!’