Doctor Who The Impossible Astronaut Novels & Stories

Autumn’s POV I MOVED MY HEAD, TRYING TO NESTLE AGAINST THE PILLOW. It wasn’t as soft and fluffy as it usually was. Actually, it was hard, rigid even. My eyelids felt like they were glued but I forced them to open and that was when I realized I wasn't on my bed. I was on the sofa of Lenox Hill Hospital’s waiting room and what I thought was my pillow was Frazier’s thighs. I grabbed the back of the sofa and pulled myself up into a sitting position.

Unfortunately, fear was beginning to creep into my mind. "Don't worry...." Audrey weakly gave a small smile. "Rosa is here. Rosa gives me strength." "What is she saying?" My tears had already made their way down. The thoughts in my head terrified me. I hoped it was what I was thinking....? "Your majesty, you cannot go unconscious!" The Doctor yelled out this time. I watched in pure horror as Audrey's eyes finally drooped shut in slumber. "Audrey?" I called out, my voice shaking in fear. "Audrey!!" She wasn't just sleeping, she was completely unconscious.

"We'll be perfectly safe inside this transport. It's vacuum sealed and radiation resistant to protect us from any contagion in the zone. And the armor plating is more than enough to withstand a physical attack, should we encounter any alphas. Alphas. That word makes my skin crawl with goosebumps. I swallow hard. Sara asks the question I'm thinking. "Do you think that's likely, Dr. Lucian?" Sara asks. "That we're going to meet some Alphas, I mean?" A mysterious smile curves the corner of her full lips. The Doctor. Lucian is not your typical nerdy scientist. His clean-shaven jaw is strong and masculine. He has a veritable mane of slightly curly dark hair, silver at the temples, and intense bro

] [I'll get to be a full-time doctor and stay at this hospital for sure! Everyone was stunned. They could not believe there was ready proof of malpractice by someone looking to get ahead in the hospital. I had already spotted Elena acting weird in the surgery room. How could someone so clueless get a doctor's license? She had to be up to something else. Watching Liam walk away, I remembered how in a previous life he had framed me for a medical mistake. While he was busy with a commotion at the hospital, I sneaked off and took his phone.

I was halfway down the block when a figure stepped out from between two parked cars ahead of me. Dr. Heyes. He looked nothing like the doctor I remembered. His shirt was wrinkled and untucked, his eyes glassy and wild. He swayed slightly as he moved toward me and the sharp smell of alcohol hit me even from several feet away. “Well, well,” he said, voice slurred but full of anger. “Look who decided to walk home alone. The little nurse who helped ruin my life.” My heart slammed against my ribs. I stopped and took one step back, my hand already sliding into my bag.