Hey, guys! I'm sososososo sorry for leaving this for what...three weeks? Here's the jazz though; I was at cheer camp for a week, then I went to film camp for two weeks and it ended today. I finished my movie, which I'm really happy about. It's wicked :D So, my vast apologies, I really hope you absolutely FANTASTIC people forgive me for being such a penis and not updating. I'm really trying to do one a week, hopefully two a week if my schedule can be freed up a bit. I love you guys and am willing to take time to entertain you ;* ANYWAYS. Enjoy the long awaited chapter three of I Won't Leave you!

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The Doctor had since gotten over his tears after his little breakdown and was now just roaming the TARDIS aimlessly, not quite sure where to go. He wasn't certain if anyone needed his help, and to be perfectly honest; he didn't really want to go save anyone. He heard a mumble, but just brushed it off, thinking it was just his imagination. He was ready to go back to his aimless wandering until he heard a fully fledged yawn.

The man's blue eyes widened into saucers. "What in Equestria..?" He kicked himself for a moment, having become used to the pony saying. Brushing of his mistake, he went to the source of the yawn. Lying on the ground he saw a woman looking up at him. A beautiful and familiar woman. Her long, layered, golden hair was lying over her shoulders. Her golden eyes stared up at him through matching lashes. Her fair skin was flushed a bit and her long, thin body was covered in a grey hoodie and sky blue skinny jeans. Her feet, the Doctor noticed, were bare.

"...Ditzy?" The Doctor whispered.

The woman looked up at him, a scared but relieved expression on her face. "Doctor..." Her eyes were both looking straight at him. The Doctor assumed it was the transformation again, just like his eyes had been turned blue.

"Ditzy!" The Doctor honestly had no want to be mad at her. He simply collapsed on her in a hug, tears forming in his eyes again. "Oh, Ditzy, I'm so so sorry! How could I just leave you..."

Ditzy was confused at first, but held the Doctor close to her. Tears fell from her eyes. "I just wasn't ready to say goodbye, Doctor. I couldn't, I wouldn't lose my best friend..." She sniffled. "No one in Equestria will even notice I'm gone, they didn't care about me to begin with..." The blonde mumbled the second part, her speech being muffled by the Doctor's shoulder.

The Doctor had heard her, but he didn't want to rebuttal. He didn't want her to go back. He knew it was dangerous, but the Doctor wanted to be selfish and have her all to himself. "Oh, Ditzy Doo, you silly girl." He pulled back and smiled kindly at her now puffy red eyes.

"Don't you mean silly filly?" Ditzy said, completely meaning her question.

The Doctor laughed. "You have a lot to learn if you're going to pass as a human, my lovely companion." He pulled her up, but she wobbled and fell into his arms. "Like walking on two feet..."

"You...you mean I can stay? You're not sending me back to Equestria?" Her eyes widened again."

"Of course not. Even if I did, I don't know how."

"Oh, thank you, Doctor!" She hugged him tightly. "I love you!" As soon as the words left her mouth, she cursed herself.

The Doctor was taken aback, but pleased. Then his pleasure turned somewhat nostalgic as he realized she meant it only as a friend. There was no way a lovely woman like Ditzy Doo could love the scraggly time traveler. "I love you too, Ditzy..." He said softly, petting her hair lovingly. Of course he meant it with all his heart, but he was certain Ditzy wouldn't accept his feelings. Like he said before; beautiful girls don't fall for scraggly time travelers.

Ditzy hid her frown in the Doctor's suit. She knew he meant it only as a friend, but she hadn't. Ditzy knew in her heart that the Doctor would only ever see her as a friend or a companion. Handsome and intelligent time travelers don't fall in love with wall-eyed freaks.

"Ditzy, I forgot to mention." The Doctor's voice drew Ditzy out of her thoughts. "Your eyes are fixed." He smiled hugely.

Said eyes widened. "What...?"

The Doctor nodded and helped her get over to the reflective surface of the TARDIS controls. There, Ditzy could see that her eyes were indeed fixed. "Oh my goodness..." She breathed.

The Doctor smiled as she took in her new appearance. He hoped she felt as beautiful as she looked.

Ditzy smiled at her eyes. "They're fixed." She was happy, but also a bit disappointed. She'd expected herself to be immensely more beautiful if her eyes were ever fixed. She was just as plain as usual, though. Not special in any way.

Oh how wrong she could be in a certain brunette's eyes.

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I'm sorry this was kinda short. I didn't have much time to write, so I tried to pack it with fluffy feels, the kind ya'll like :) Well, I gotta go, but I'll try to update as soon as possible. I hope you enjoyed the fluffy feels :D Byebyeee, Lovelies.