Rose looked at the Doctor with excitement in her eyes "Well that was fun! Now what are we going to do?" The Doctor laughed, "You are quite an impatient human, you're always wanting to go on new adventures. I really don't know where you get it. Definitely not your mother…." The Doctor started rambling on again about humans and their odd habits. Rose just tuned him out like she usually does and tried to decide what they should do next. She looked over at the Doctor and noticed again how skinny he was "Hey I've got it! Is there a planet that's made out of candy or something like that? Your so thin a bit of sugar couldn't hurt." Rose said smiling. "Well there is a planet made mostly out of candy but most of the people there aren't made out of candy. They used to be but the tourists kept eating them! We can go there if you want but there isn't much to do there, kind of boring I think" the Doctor replies. "Mothers day is coming up and I think my mum wouldn't mind some intergalactic chocolates. I say we go!" Rose exclaimed. The Doctor sighed, "Rose this is a time machine mothers day is always coming up, along with every other holiday" "Well there's no time like the present, um bad choice of words, lets just go Doctor come on it won't hurt!" and with that the Doctor finally agreed. He smiled his sassy little smile and pulled a lever and the TARDIS took off shaking about while they both laughed like usual.
Rose was the first to step out of the TARDIS, she gasped with delight "It looks just like a came that I had when I was a kid!" The Doctor stepped out and grimaced "Lets just get a tree branch made of chocolate and leave this place is so boring." "Well you didn't give it enough time Doctor any way you should probably eat something while you're here too, you're just skin and bone!" "I am not I have more muscles than you! The heart is a muscle and I have to so there!" The Doctor replied with a laugh. "That's a pretty solid argument" Rose replied sarcastically "now come on lets go!" And with they both went walking into the sweet unknown.