The Doctor's Companion

by Hazel Nelson

Rose Noble is Donna Noble's daughter. When Rose was thirteen her mother died in a car nna was completely honest with Rose and told her all about the Doctor. There is a secret her mother never told her about. Rose has no idea what she's in for.

2. Rose Tyler Part One

"FOUND IT!" I yelled across the Tardis. Immediately The Doctor came
rushing in.

"There it is, and I was looking in the library!" He
exclaimed. "Don't ask." He added as a opened my mouth.

*CRASH BANG
BOOM FUUUUUUNNNNNNNND BBBBBBBBBBLLLLLLEEEEEGHGHGH!*

"That's not s'posed to happen." He said with a gynormous grin on his face.

"Wait, how long have we been stopped?" I asked urgently.

"A while."

We both looked at each other then ran to open the door. (We ended up bumping
into each other. I blushed)
"! !" We heard someone scream. We both opened the door quickly and saw a
sight I never would have imagined.

"But... but... but THIS never
happened... I don't remember anything like this happening with HER!"

The Doctor looked the way I felt: Completely and utterly confused.

"DOCTOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORRRRRR!" A red-headed woman screamed. "THANK
GOD YOU'RE HERE! WHAT TOOK YOU SO LONG!"

"WHAT? WHAT?" He turned and looked at a tall metal figure
choking the female and the colored drained from his face. "What?"

"CYBERMEN!" I screamed my fear climbing higher and higher. I
have heard many of my mother's stories but the Cybermen ones were
always the ones that gave me nightmares for months on end. As he
lifted his famous sonic screwdriver and put the degree up to 425 the
metal man exploded saving the woman it was choking.

"Oh-no, this can only mean one thing... It's an alternate universe." He said, his face
filled with dread.

"But... I thought those didn't exist, you said so
because of Rose Tyler." all of a sudden I felt dizzy and nauseated. I
couldn't remember why I was here, or who the lady in front of me was.
I couldn't remember myself. I could only remember what was happening
right now. "Plus this could be someone from your future." I said
trying to reassure him.

"Don't you recognize her?"

"Ummm, no. Am I supposed to?" I asked completely bewildered by his question.

"Rose, this is your mother, Donna Noble."

"No, it's not. This is some fiery red-headed chicky. My mom's waiting back at home with Mickey. DUH!"

"WHAT?" He screamed as the little color that lingered on his
face left until he was stark white. "WHAT?"

"I'm Rose Tyler. DUH! What is it with boys and their skill to forget things?" I
said still wondering who the woman standing next to me was.