David's POV:

Hi! I'm back and I'm fine. Well, actually I'm dead, but you're smart so you get my point. I'm really sorry I killed myself and you all had to read it, I really am. If something as terrible as losing your child happens to you, which I hope it won't, you'll understand. Losing a child isn't like losing a friend or a parent or a grandparent, it's much worse. That little child, no matter their age, will always be the little part of you that's innocent and pure, no matter how the world sees them. That's what Rebecca is to me. She's my little girl. I missed her terribly, but I knew her siblings still needed me. I knew that no matter what pain I was goin through, theirs was worse. She was their sister, they'd know her their entire lives. I'd known her for less than a month.  I held on for as long as they needed me, but then they all grew up and had children off their own. I was still in a living hell, and I wanted to be with my little girl. I hadn't seen her in so many years, and oh how I missed her. I ended my torment, and began my life. My appearance is my favorite, I'm in the suit I used for the Doctor, and my hair is the same. I'm about the same age as I was when I played the Doctor. The way it works up here, is when a person gets here, their appearance is the same as it was in the prime of their life. When things got to be the best. Sure, I'm the same physical appearance as when I met Rebecca, but my clothes are all the Doctor's suits and his hair. It's awesome. I better get to the story. Souls are randomly disappearing. It's not safe for Rebecca up here, which is my main concern. My child is and always will be my main priority. She's everything to me. Now, Rebecca and I live in the same house that we did on Earth, which is a bit confusing so I'm not even slightly going to divulge us in it. Good, that. OI STOP IT! Sorry, not you. Neighbor's cat has been coming into the house a lot and hoping up onto the counter eating whatever it can find. All I have to do is yell at it and the thing leaves. Heaven is a bit strange, really. Nobody knows where God is, and the WiFi is phenomenal. I mean, there's probably billions of souls up here, and billions are probably using WiFi, but it never buffers or stops. It's brilliant. Anyways, I've got to go. Rebecca and I have a mystery to uncover, and the weight of the world to carry.