Rose darted into the first cave-like depression she found, the Doctor close on her heels. Rose looked at the small indention in the cliff wall that they'd found and then back at the Doctor who was glaring out at the rain, indignant look on his face.

She bit her lip to hold back a giggle. "Think we're stuck here until the storm passes, yeah?" she asked as soon as she had a hold of herself.

He turned and Rose almost laughed again. His hair was completely plastered to his head and was dripping onto his equally soaked clothing. She was sure she didn't look much better and didn't even want to think about the state of her mascara, but she was very much enjoying the way his clothes were clinging to his slim frame.

"There was only a twenty percent chance of rain today."

Rose took a step closer to him and reached out to lace their fingers together. "I'm surprised you remembered to check," she said teasingly. "This is just like old times, getting stuck like this."

"Today was supposed to be perfect," he pouted, letting her pull him away from the opening a few steps until she had her back to the rock wall.

Rose smiled up at him. It was their first trip out of the country together here in this new universe and he'd planned everything down to the hour, wanting their first adventure to be perfect.

"Doctor, this is perfect. It's just like old times, yeah?" Rose pointed out, smile widening.

"You're okay with this, then?" he asked.

"More than," Rose assured him, dropping his hand to wrap her arms around his neck. Her smile turned impish. "Besides, I can do this to pass the time now."

She rose up on her toes and pulled his head down a few inches and pressed her lips to his. The Doctor froze for a moment before returning the kiss. Rose ran her tongue over his bottom lip and he pulled back with a gasp, resting his forehead against hers and not opening his eyes.

"You really, really could have done that to pass the time before," he rasped out.

"Didn't know if you'd want me to or not," she admitted quietly.

The Doctor opened his eyes, brown meeting brown in understanding. "I always want you to, Rose."

She answered by pulling him back down and sealing their lips back together.

They didn't notice the rain passing until five minutes after the downpour stopped.