Hey guys before I start with the actual story, I would just like to say thank you for choosing to read this. I'm going to do my best with it and I really hope you enjoy it. If you're here bc you heard about it in my story The Time Family or Messages to my People, welcome back! If not, please go check them out. The Time Family is a Doctor Who fanfiction, and Messages to my People is just one that I use to post updates about what's going on with me or questions or other shiz like that. So, happy reading, and I hope you enjoy!

Rebecca's POV

Well, hi. My name is Rebecca Ariana Fox, and I've got quite the interesting tale to tell. When I was 9 years old, I was having a hard time breathing. It had been going on for about a month. My parents would have taken me to the hospital to see what was wrong with me, except we didn't have the money. I accepted that, because I thought that it was something that would go away. Boy, was I wrong. I remember that I went to bed one night, but then about an hour later I woke up because my lungs felt like they were on fire. They rushed me to the emergency room, where I was treated. The doctors later diagnosed me with stage 2 lung cancer. I didn't really know what cancer was, so thought that it was just a sickness like a cold or the flu. When I found out that it was a deadly disease that takes many lives, I didn't know what to do. I was very quiet, all the time. I didn't hang out with my friends anymore either. Before I was diagnosed, I was a happy girl with a few close friends, but after that dreadful day I was a depressed cancer victim with no social life whatsoever. I lived in Billings, Montana. It was the biggest city in the state, I think. I lived in a neighborhood with about 100 other houses in it. I lived in a two story house in the middle of the street. I lived on Mulberry street. The person that named the street really liked Dr. Seuss I guess. I had the guest room on the ground level of the house. It had a bathroom in it too. I had to trade rooms with my brother Killian because of my cancer. Stupid cancer, ruining my life. Although, I was glad that it was me that got the cancer rather than someone else in my family. After my lungs went to hell in a hand basket, I couldn't do running anymore. I didn't mind that very much. I never ran voluntarily. I was the type of person that if you were to see me running, you had better start running too because something was most likely on its way. And if it could make me run it wasn't a nice thing. A couple days ago,I went to the doctors one day for my annual monthly cancer check, and it had gotten worse. Much worse. They said I had a year to live, at most. I remembered when I was still 9. About a month after I was diagnosed, I started watching this amazing show called Doctor Who. Two of the people that had played the Doctor stood out to me. David Tennant, and Matt Smith. My favorite thing about David's Doctor was that he went through so much, losing Rose, and then losing Donna not five minutes later. He lost Martha as well. I thought that Freema Ageyman did a good job, but I just didn't like her character. Also, his Doctor was very compassionate about making sure that no one else got hurt. He was the type of guy that I would have loved to know, and in a way I sort of did. David is a lot like the 10 Doctor. They both seem like they're the same person. When David would act as the Doctor, he wasn't David anymore. He was the Doctor. He portrayed his emotions perfectly, just with his eyes. The sadness, the joy, anger, and everything in between. He's a fantastic actor, David is. The thing I most liked about Matts Doctor was that Matts Doctor was so energetic and playful. He could get very scary when he got angry, but he was usually a joyful being with an adorable smile always dancing across his face. Matt did an extraordinary job as the Doctor. He'd never seen Doctor Who before yet he played the part perfectly. The way that Matt carried himself as the Doctor would be something that I think the Doctor would be immensely proud of. The day I was told I had a year to live, I knew what my wish would be.

"Hey!" I said to my parents and the doctor in there.

"Yes, Rebecca?" Asked the doctor the moment after I had spoken.

"I get one wish, right? My dying wish?" I asked him, sliding off of the examination table.

"Yes, that is correct." He replied.

"I know what my wish is." I sad, turning to face my parents. My mum looked at me. Her deep green eyes peered deep into my soul.

"What's your wish, honey?" She asked me. I looked at her.

"I want to go meet David Tennant and Matt Smith." I said to them. I noticed my fathers eyes roll. He looked at me.

"Why? They don't even know that you exist. Plus, they're just actors." He said, flustered that that was what I wanted.

"They are not just actors, dad. They're two extraordinary people whom I look up to. They're my role models, actually. I know that you don't like them, but that's okay. You don't have to. This is my wish, and I've known that I wanted to meet them ever since I watched them act. I know them, and I want them to know me. I'm going to die soon, and this is my dying wish. Is it really too much to ask?" I ranted off to him, flustered with him. I saw my mum look at him as if to say, Yeah, Graham. What do you think of that? You just got schooled by your 13 year old daughter!I looked to him for an answer. A minute passed, and he hadn't said a word. I raised my eyebrow at him.

"Well?" I said, putting my hands on my hips and starting to tap my foot on the tiles floor.

"I understand Rebecca. I don't know why I said that, I know they mean a lot to you. It's fine with me if its fine with your mother. What do you think, Amelia?" My dad said. I was glad that he pulled his head out of the clouds. I also loved my mothers name. Amelia, just like Amelia Pond. My mum also had beautiful red hair with gorgeous green eyes. I saw her smile.

"I think it a brilliant idea. What do you think, doc?" She said, looking over to Doctor Tegan.

"I'll see if it'll work." He said. I smiled. I went around and gave everyone a hug.

"Thank you! Thank you guys so much! This means the world to me!" I said as I was hugging. They all smiled.

"Now, I have another patient waiting. I hate to boot you out, but I've got to get to them soon." Said Doctor Tegan, herding us out like sheep. I grabbed my oxygen machine and put in my cannula before darting out the door. As we got into the car, I thought to myself. This is going to be the best summer ever.