So I think I'm just gonna end it after series 3. But you guys can keep a look out for other stories.
I have a few Rose/11 reunions fics that will be up sooner or later, so keep your eyes peeled. 0_0
Sorry I've been gone (again). School work, small vacation, there's a lot of reasons
Ok, and this chapter is dedicated to SquirrelWho because she's awesome and her stories are amazing and you really need to read them.
Chapter 13
Rose Tyler- 3rd person
Rose smiled and stepped up to the TARDIS. She ran her hand along the wood. "So… what happened to Sally Sparrow?" She asked.
"If everything went as planned, then the four angels are all facing each other and should be frozen forever." Said the Doctor. He stepped forward and threw open the TARDIS doors.
The Doctor stepped in, followed by Rose and Martha. "It's dim." Said Martha, looking around the interior of the TARDIS.
It is. Thought Rose. She glanced at the Doctor, who was fiddling with the screen on the console. What was wrong with the TARDIS? She didn't even feel the normal telepathic link she had with the TARDIS.
Are you there? She thought.
Nope, only me. The Doctor sent back.
"What's wrong with the TARDIS." Rose asked aloud.
"We need to recharge." Said the Doctor. "The rift in Cardiff should do."
Rose looked around. "Do we have enough power to get there?" She asked.
"Just about. It may be a bit bumpy though." He said, flipping a few levers.
"Wait… Cardiff?" Said Martha.
"Well, the thing about Cardiff, it's built on a rift in time and space, just like California and the San Andreas Fault, but the rift bleeds energy. Every now and then I need to open up the engines, soak up the energy and use it as fuel." Said the Doctor.
"So it's a pit stop."
"Exactly. Should only take twenty seconds. The rift's been active."
"Wait a minute. They had an earthquake in Cardiff a couple of years ago. Was that you?" Asked Martha.
"Bit of trouble with the Slitheen." Rose said.
"A long time ago. Lifetimes. I was a different man back then." Said the Doctor.
"Ha, yes you were. All big ears and leather." Rose smiled at the Time Lord.
"I did not have big ears." The Doctor whined.
"Yes, you did. Now, shut up, pretty boy." Said Rose.
The Doctor pouted at her and pushed a few buttons.
Rose beat him to the last button and the TARDIS took off.
The Doctor was right when he said that it would be bumpy. The TARDIS hit one big bump and Rose fell into the Doctor's arms, and he stumbled backwards. The Doctor hit a piece of the coral and the two of them fell forwards onto the metal floor.
The Doctor went to the left before he could land on top of Rose, and he hit the console. The shaking stopped and Rose and the Doctor stood up.
"You okay?" The Doctor asked Rose.
She dusted herself off. "Yeah, I'm fine."
The Doctor looked at the screen. "Oh… wow. Perfect landing."
Rose laughed and the Doctor shot her a sideways glance. "What's so funny?"
"Nothing… it's just… wow, a perfect landing. That never happens." She said.
"Yes it does."
"No, it doesn't."
"I'm not going to win this argument, am I?"
"Nope."
The Doctor sighed and flipped a switch. He tapped his foot. "Almost done." He muttered.
Rose stood behind the Doctor and looked over his shoulder to see the screen. Wait… was that Jack?
"Doctor, who's that?" Asked Rose.
The Doctor glanced at the screen and his eyes widened in alarm. He flipped a few switches. "Nope! Off we go!" He said a bit too quickly.
Rose studied the screen. "Doctor!" Shouted the man on the screen.
"Doctor! That is Jack! What are you doing? Stop!" Rose shouted, trying to grab his arm.
The Doctor ignored her. The closer Jack got, the more Rose felt like she had to get out of there. But she wasn't going to leave Jack.
The TARDIS started to take off, and Rose wrapped her arms around the Doctor's waist and tried to yank him away from the console.
Jack ran right into the TARDIS just as it materialized and he clung onto the outside. "Doctor!" Rose shouted.
There was a loud bang and Rose felt the TARDIS accelerate.
"Doctor! Just land! The time vortex will kill him!" Rose yelled.
The Doctor glanced at the console. "I can't land! We're accelerating into the future. The year one billion. Five billion. Five trillion. Fifty trillion? What? The year one hundred trillion? That's impossible."
"What!" Shouted Martha.
"We're going to the end of the universe." Whispered Rose.
The TARDIS landed with a bang and Rose fell backwards, except this time she didn't land in the doctor's arms, she hit the railing.
"Well, we've landed." Said Rose, standing up and dusting herself off.
"So what's out there?" Martha asked.
"I don't know." The Doctor replied.
"Say that again. That's rare." Martha said.
"Not even the Time Lords came this far. We should leave. We should go. We should really, really go." The Doctor smiled and ran out of the TARDIS.
Martha and Rose followed him, and that's when Rose saw Jack. He was lying on the ground, completely still and pale. Rose let out a choked sob.
"Oh my gosh!" Yelled Martha, kneeling down next to Jack's lifeless body.
Rose whipped around and smacked the Doctor. And not just any slap, she gave him a Tyler slap.
"I told you!" She shouted. "I said it would kill him and I was right!"
The Doctor held his arms out to hug her, but she pushed him away.
Martha rushed into the TARDIS, most likely to grab the medical kit.
"Hello again. Oh, I'm sorry." The Doctor said, looking down at Jack.
Rose sat down next to Jack and cried into her hands.
"Here we go. It's a bit odd, though. Not very hundred trillion. That coat's more like World War Two." Martha said, sitting down next to Rose. "You know him, don't you?"
Rose looked up, her face was stained with tears. She nodded at Martha.
"Friend of ours. Used to travel with me, back in the old days." Said the Doctor.
"Oh, so now he's your friend. You didn't care if he lived while he was alive." Rose stood up to smack him again and he hid his face behind his hands.
"Please don't smack me again, that really hurt." He said, lowering his hands. There was still a red hand print on his cheek.
Martha looked up at Rose sadly. "I'm sorry, there's no heartbeat. There's nothing. He's dead."