In Memory Of Elisabeth Sladen (1 February 1946- 19 April 2011)

"luke,..." Rani paused, how could she tell him this.

"Is everything okay?" he asked her. Rani could hear a sense of worry in his voice. She gulped.

"I'm so sorry." she said holding back tears. The world would suffer now. "She was so amazing Luke i am so sorry."

"what's going on Rani?" Luke was feeling sad and yet he did not know why.

"You'r Mum,... She died."

"The Tardis is getting a signal." The Doctor said

"So the tardis is always getting signals." Amy said not interested.

"The Tardis is getting a signal from Earth."

"So what" Amy said.

"The Tardis is getting a signal from Earth using Alien Technology."

"So what didn't aliens invade earth in the future?"

"The Tardis is getting a signal from Earth using Alien Technology in 2011"

"Oh,"

The Doctor pressed a few buttons and within a Minuit a robotic voice could be heard.

"Master?" the robotic voice said.

The Doctor began to grin. "k-9!" he exclaimed before remembering that the dog had contacted him. "whats the matter?"

"The Mistress is dead,"

tears began rolling down the doctors face. "Sarah, my Sarah Jane..." he was now running around the tardis.

Amy put her arm on his shoulder. "Who was she?" she asked thoughtfully.

"My best friend."

Maria had gotten the worst call of her life. Sarah Jane died.

At the moment she was on a plane, remembering all the monsters they had fought together.

And she knew,

she knew the world was going to become a darker place.

Luke had locked himself in the attic with k-9 and Mr. Smith.

Rani, Clyde and Maria were banging on the attic door, but Luke could not hear them.

Something in him had died.

Suddenly a wheezing sound could be heard from downstairs. K-9 began scanning. "Master Luke, there is a tardis present."

With that his head shot up and he ran to the door almost knocking his friends over as he swung it open..

...to be continued.

i wanted to have this posted before the new series starts tonight (US)

the next chapter will be the last.

in loving memory of Elisabeth Sladen (1 February 1946- 19 April 2011)