AN: I didn't want to drag the story out. So here is the final chapter for this story.
It had been a few hours and Jenny and Donna had the pleasure of meeting Susan's husband David and their three children Ian, Barbara and David Junior. Donna went to check up on the Doctor when the children had gone to bed. He started to wake up slowly.
"Ow!" The Doctor said as he started to wake up.
"Careful Spaceman, you got a nasty bump on your head." Donna replied with a smile on her face.
"From what?" The Doctor asked obviously having no memory of the incident.
"You really don't remember? You got kicked in the head. You've been out for hours. She's one good kicker." Donna still had the smile of the face though the Doctor was still wondering who "she" was.
"Who?" He asked.
"Don't worry, I'll go get her. She's wanted to see you for a long time actually." Donna stood up from the chair she was sitting in a walked out of the room.
The Doctor lay there still with a massive headache but he couldn't think of who it might have been. A while later Donna and Jenny came walking in. The Doctor looked up at them and was shocked that he couldn't speak.
"Hello Dad. Sorry about the kick to the head." Jenny walked up to him and gave him a hug. "I'm really sorry. I didn't know it would be you walking though the door. I had no idea where I was so I had to be on high alert then I knocked you out and Donna and Susan came and put you into bed and then you didn't wake up for a long time. Well until now. Though I got to meet Susan, David and their kids. They're great you should meet them. But I am really, really sorry." Jenny said very apologetically to the Doctor.
"It's alright, Jenny. I understand. How did you survive anyway? We saw you die." The Doctor asked. It was obvious that she did not regenerate she still had the same face.
"Well the boys described it as a light escaping from my mouth. Sort of gold with a few different colours mixed in. Yeah, so I woke up, took a ship and left doing what you and Donna had described to me. Saving civilisations, many places to see and you know the running. I love running. I came to Earth. I have this sort of thing about Banana's so I came here looking for some." She finished.
"You two have a lot in common. It's like having two Doctors in the same room!" Donna had said sarcastically.
"Well come on. We should leave before I become a burden on Susan." The Doctor said as he jumped out of bed.
"You're not going to say goodbye first?" Donna asked the Doctor. "Susan is downstairs at the moment. We'll say goodbye then shall we." Donna walked out of the room and downstairs in to the kitchen. Jenny followed close behind then the Doctor.
When Jenny and the Doctor walked into the kitchen Donna was already talking to Susan.
"I would like to Susan alone if you don't mind, Donna and Jenny." The Doctor said to them. They both walked out of the kitchen.
"Susan…"the Doctor started.
"It's been good to see you, even though you were unconscious for most of it." Susan interrupted. Susan could clearly see that the Doctor was leaving.
"I'm very proud of you. You have a wonderful life." He said to her looking her straight in the eye. "And I don't want to ruin what you've already got. You understand don't you.
"Of course. Just promise me one thing" She asked. "Visit."
"I promise!" He said and hugged her.
Neither of them shed a tear. Susan trusted her Grandfather. He had promised to come back and he did even though it was many years later but he came back.
Susan walked with the Doctor, Donna and Jenny toward the TARDIS and bid their farewells to each other. She watched them go into the TARDIS and heard those familiar engines as it dematerialised in front of her. A smile spread across her face as she remembered all the good times she had with him. Susan turned and walked back home to the life that she had longed for.
AN: I hope you've enjoyed it.