The -Junior- Doctor
Hello. I'm Juni, Junior Tyler-Noble-Smith, genius extraordinaire, explorer, trouble maker, and universal babysitter. And I'm rude and not ginger. I'm currently looking for The Doctor in hopes that he might be able to help me, because I need it badly.
So Doctor if you pass an average height blonde girl with dresses from the 1950s, stop and say hello!
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Independent OC Rp. I will RP with anyone, feel free to drop me a line.
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never NOT reblogging this. When people say this, they’re implying that a mans natural state is ‘rapist’ - that when they see a woman, they must CONTROL themselves so they don’t rape them - as if they have no control over themselves because they’re some sort of sexual beast.
YOU GO GIRL!
this is beautiful. c’:
(Source: s-o-c-i-e-t-y, via but-thecars-dont-stop)
“Only sixty-seven?” He said with a sigh. “I’ve lost my touch.”Juni shrugged. “Or maybe it’s really hard to tell with me, or maybe I’m lying because I can’t stand your deductions being right.” The door to the chippy gave a little chime as they entered. “so then, I guess we’d better get our chips and settle in for a long and serious conversation.”
“Sounds like a very good time.” He grinned, “So, why would you be unable to stand them being right?”
“Because its obnoxious.” Juni said sticking her tongue out. “S’like one glance and you ruin the mystery of my life. I mean let a girl have some secretes yeah?”
Rolling her eyes, Juni dug her phone out[sms sent]: I’m right here dunderhead.
She stared at him, not bothering to put her phone away and hoped that he’d be clever enough to get the idea. Knowing the Doctor however it might take a few gos, though she thought with a smirk.
His phone went off and he clicked through it.
[sms recieved]: I’m right here dunderheadHe turned slowly and looked back at the girl he couldnt recognize. “J-juni?” He said quietly as he looked at her. He carefully looked into her eyes and realized it was here. “Wha-what happened?”
“Yo, yo daddy-o,” Juni smirked and put her phone away rubbing her neck at his shock, . “Same thing that happens to everyone when you’re not around, I grew up.” she said, clenching her fists in her coat. “I dunno how long it’s been for you, but, it’s been forty-four years, five months, eleven day and six hours since I was on the Tardis last.” She glanced down at herself and shrugged, “Had a run-in with some Judoon. Had to do some quick body work after.” she explained, rocking back on her heels.
“Only 44?” He said with a chuckle. “115 for me.” He shrugged. “Time flies I suppose.”
“You would know,” Juni joked, shoving her hands into her pockets. “You look good, mum’d approve, I think.” she stared at him a bit longer and looked away, “So..how’ve you been gettin’ on?”
“Barely sleeping, hard to focus, mind all over the place,” He chuckled slightly. “Same as always.” He grinned and looked at her, “How about you?”
“Alright, I guess.” Juni shrugged. “Lots happened. Johnny thinks Gran’s developing Alzheimer’s. Uncle Tony’s got cancer. James hasn’t popped home in years.” She cracked a weary smile at him, “Well, not so alright then, but you know, stuff happens.”
She digs out a cigarette and lights it. “Oh, got trapped in another parallel universe for awhile too. Met a man called the Master. That was a riot, you know, got to watch a dictator in action.”
“Yeah, he’s…different.” He chuckled slightly. “Those aren’t good for you,” He said pointing to the cigarette. “So, why the change of face?” He pointed up and down.
“No, wait, I’m not sure we’re talking about the same man.” Juni said giving him an odd look. “The Master was the sweetest man I’d ever met. Well, sweet in his own way, I had to cow him into doing any saving people stuff, but once you got him going…” Juni laughed tugging her earlobe, “Man we were dicks on some planets, fucking around with rituals, and sacrifices, but, he was..I really…” She shook her head not looking at him. “Then we went back to Earth, and….everything was leveled to the ground. It was 2018, but nothing was there anymore, bodies littered the streets, factories were filled with child orphans.” She shuddered. “The Master and I were immediately apprehended by the new authorities, and brought before a man called the Valeyard. We were his prisoners for years.”
Juni shuddered the cigarette perched between her lips and hugged herself. “He killed the Master multiple times, made him regenerate, and tortured him and made me watch sometimes. He knew I was a part TimeLord. It made him mad to even see me, but-” Juni squeezed her eyes shut, “the worst part is what he did to mum. he kept her like a pet, on a chain and leash, beat her, made her torture prisoners.” She shuddered. “He drover her insane. She literally, just couldn’t hang on one day, and killed herself there in this grand dinning room. I watched the noose snap her neck as she hung form the chandelier. That was the day he killed me.”
Rolling her eyes, Juni dug her phone out[sms sent]: I’m right here dunderhead.
She stared at him, not bothering to put her phone away and hoped that he’d be clever enough to get the idea. Knowing the Doctor however it might take a few gos, though she thought with a smirk.
His phone went off and he clicked through it.
[sms recieved]: I’m right here dunderheadHe turned slowly and looked back at the girl he couldnt recognize. “J-juni?” He said quietly as he looked at her. He carefully looked into her eyes and realized it was here. “Wha-what happened?”
“Yo, yo daddy-o,” Juni smirked and put her phone away rubbing her neck at his shock, . “Same thing that happens to everyone when you’re not around, I grew up.” she said, clenching her fists in her coat. “I dunno how long it’s been for you, but, it’s been forty-four years, five months, eleven day and six hours since I was on the Tardis last.” She glanced down at herself and shrugged, “Had a run-in with some Judoon. Had to do some quick body work after.” she explained, rocking back on her heels.
“Only 44?” He said with a chuckle. “115 for me.” He shrugged. “Time flies I suppose.”
“You would know,” Juni joked, shoving her hands into her pockets. “You look good, mum’d approve, I think.” she stared at him a bit longer and looked away, “So..how’ve you been gettin’ on?”
“Barely sleeping, hard to focus, mind all over the place,” He chuckled slightly. “Same as always.” He grinned and looked at her, “How about you?”
“Alright, I guess.” Juni shrugged. “Lots happened. Johnny thinks Gran’s developing Alzheimer’s. Uncle Tony’s got cancer. James hasn’t popped home in years.” She cracked a weary smile at him, “Well, not so alright then, but you know, stuff happens.”
She digs out a cigarette and lights it. “Oh, got trapped in another parallel universe for awhile too. Met a man called the Master. That was a riot, you know, got to watch a dictator in action.”
“Timelady,” Juni snipped, “And the Doctor is not my father. My father was a better man than that, the Doctor’s just his shadow.” She glared at the tall man before her, “And that’s nice that you can do your research, but I can do mine as well, Mr. Holmes. You and your brother are from a rather wealthy family, but most people know that to begin with. You attended the same University as Mycroft, but ended up spending most of that time in a rehab center on the other side of London, you never properly graduated either because you never studied one particular thing, but the University was all too happy to give you a degree in exchange for some money wasn’t it? Don’t play your games with me mister Holmes, you know what I am, you know my brain size and that I am much older than I look. What is it you want?”“Help.” He said plainly. “I feel broken. Like I’ve lost myself. The Doctor, he helps people. I figured someone related to him could help me.” He said quietly.
Juni’s face fell, and her shoulder slumped. “I’m not the Doctor, “She said plainly, “But I am, fortunately for you, genetically predisposed to help. Just one thing.” She said sharply. “If this is an act, if this is some game, or if you’re trying to trick me for some sort of horrid goal, I will retaliate.”
She sighed then and eyes him, “I guess the first thing to do is ask whether or not you-” She paused, sniffing slightly. “God do you smell chips? Let’s get some chips.” She held out her hands with wiggling fingers. “C’mon only five billion years ‘till the shops close.”
He chuckled slightly and walked next to her and took a long drag on his cigarette. “So, was I right about it all?” He said looking over at her.
“No,” Juni said simply, before humming softly, “Not in the least bit.” She took unnaturally long strides to match him but ignored the eyebrow arching that earned her. If she was right there was a chippy right around…there! She grinned happily. “I hope you brought your wallet.”
“I did.” He said with a chuckle. “So, I got everything wrong?” He raised an eyebrow. “I’m so sure.”
“No, not wrong about everything. Not right about everything. Not in the least bit right about everything, doesn’t mean your entirely wrong.” She sniffed, “just like, i dunno sixty seven percent right.”
“Only sixty-seven?” He said with a sigh. “I’ve lost my touch.”
Juni shrugged. “Or maybe it’s really hard to tell with me, or maybe I’m lying because I can’t stand your deductions being right.” The door to the chippy gave a little chime as they entered. “so then, I guess we’d better get our chips and settle in for a long and serious conversation.”
Rolling her eyes, Juni dug her phone out[sms sent]: I’m right here dunderhead.
She stared at him, not bothering to put her phone away and hoped that he’d be clever enough to get the idea. Knowing the Doctor however it might take a few gos, though she thought with a smirk.
His phone went off and he clicked through it.
[sms recieved]: I’m right here dunderheadHe turned slowly and looked back at the girl he couldnt recognize. “J-juni?” He said quietly as he looked at her. He carefully looked into her eyes and realized it was here. “Wha-what happened?”
“Yo, yo daddy-o,” Juni smirked and put her phone away rubbing her neck at his shock, . “Same thing that happens to everyone when you’re not around, I grew up.” she said, clenching her fists in her coat. “I dunno how long it’s been for you, but, it’s been forty-four years, five months, eleven day and six hours since I was on the Tardis last.” She glanced down at herself and shrugged, “Had a run-in with some Judoon. Had to do some quick body work after.” she explained, rocking back on her heels.
“Only 44?” He said with a chuckle. “115 for me.” He shrugged. “Time flies I suppose.”
“You would know,” Juni joked, shoving her hands into her pockets. “You look good, mum’d approve, I think.” she stared at him a bit longer and looked away, “So..how’ve you been gettin’ on?”
He shook his head. “I was worried. I don’t sleep…when I’m worried.”He said, sighing. “I fought….whatever it is that attacked you…off. I was able to do that. But they got you. And I wasn’t going to just leave you there. You’re search for your mum’s gonna have to wait for awhile if you’re gonna be hurt like this.”Juni frowned at him. “It’s really not that bad, just a flesh wound, promise. But we have to find mum, I think… I think she’s in danger… but I dunno how I„,”Juni shook her head, tossing the hospital blankets to one-side she swung her legs up over the bars and over the side of the bed trying to hide her wince/ “Fit as a fiddle me.”
He nodded. “I think she is too. I can’t…I can’t remember some of it. And it’s really bothering me.”He said, gritting and grinding his teeth together. “As soon as you’re ready, I say we try again.”
“I’m ready now,” Juni said, slowly lowering her feet to the cold hospital floor. “I just need some clothes, see.” She stood straight and spread her arms out. “Fine, don’t feel a thing, could probably do with a run even.”
“Timelady,” Juni snipped, “And the Doctor is not my father. My father was a better man than that, the Doctor’s just his shadow.” She glared at the tall man before her, “And that’s nice that you can do your research, but I can do mine as well, Mr. Holmes. You and your brother are from a rather wealthy family, but most people know that to begin with. You attended the same University as Mycroft, but ended up spending most of that time in a rehab center on the other side of London, you never properly graduated either because you never studied one particular thing, but the University was all too happy to give you a degree in exchange for some money wasn’t it? Don’t play your games with me mister Holmes, you know what I am, you know my brain size and that I am much older than I look. What is it you want?”“Help.” He said plainly. “I feel broken. Like I’ve lost myself. The Doctor, he helps people. I figured someone related to him could help me.” He said quietly.
Juni’s face fell, and her shoulder slumped. “I’m not the Doctor, “She said plainly, “But I am, fortunately for you, genetically predisposed to help. Just one thing.” She said sharply. “If this is an act, if this is some game, or if you’re trying to trick me for some sort of horrid goal, I will retaliate.”
She sighed then and eyes him, “I guess the first thing to do is ask whether or not you-” She paused, sniffing slightly. “God do you smell chips? Let’s get some chips.” She held out her hands with wiggling fingers. “C’mon only five billion years ‘till the shops close.”
He chuckled slightly and walked next to her and took a long drag on his cigarette. “So, was I right about it all?” He said looking over at her.
“No,” Juni said simply, before humming softly, “Not in the least bit.” She took unnaturally long strides to match him but ignored the eyebrow arching that earned her. If she was right there was a chippy right around…there! She grinned happily. “I hope you brought your wallet.”
“I did.” He said with a chuckle. “So, I got everything wrong?” He raised an eyebrow. “I’m so sure.”
“No, not wrong about everything. Not right about everything. Not in the least bit right about everything, doesn’t mean your entirely wrong.” She sniffed, “just like, i dunno sixty seven percent right.”
“Timelady,” Juni snipped, “And the Doctor is not my father. My father was a better man than that, the Doctor’s just his shadow.” She glared at the tall man before her, “And that’s nice that you can do your research, but I can do mine as well, Mr. Holmes. You and your brother are from a rather wealthy family, but most people know that to begin with. You attended the same University as Mycroft, but ended up spending most of that time in a rehab center on the other side of London, you never properly graduated either because you never studied one particular thing, but the University was all too happy to give you a degree in exchange for some money wasn’t it? Don’t play your games with me mister Holmes, you know what I am, you know my brain size and that I am much older than I look. What is it you want?”“Help.” He said plainly. “I feel broken. Like I’ve lost myself. The Doctor, he helps people. I figured someone related to him could help me.” He said quietly.
Juni’s face fell, and her shoulder slumped. “I’m not the Doctor, “She said plainly, “But I am, fortunately for you, genetically predisposed to help. Just one thing.” She said sharply. “If this is an act, if this is some game, or if you’re trying to trick me for some sort of horrid goal, I will retaliate.”
She sighed then and eyes him, “I guess the first thing to do is ask whether or not you-” She paused, sniffing slightly. “God do you smell chips? Let’s get some chips.” She held out her hands with wiggling fingers. “C’mon only five billion years ‘till the shops close.”
He chuckled slightly and walked next to her and took a long drag on his cigarette. “So, was I right about it all?” He said looking over at her.
“No,” Juni said simply, before humming softly, “Not in the least bit.” She took unnaturally long strides to match him but ignored the eyebrow arching that earned her. If she was right there was a chippy right around…there! She grinned happily. “I hope you brought your wallet.”
