CHAPTER 25

1 MONTH LATER.

"Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!" The Doctor screamed. Giving birth was more painful then he remembered.

"Oh, shush. You're nearly done." The Seer said.

"I DON'T CARE! IT HURTS!" The Doctor screamed back.

"Is that how you should talk to your mother?" She asked with a grin.

"Sorry, Mother." The Doctor bit out.

"hmm. You sound it." She said, smirking. "You're all done." She added. A whale sounded a couple of seconds later. "A little baby girl."

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"Oh my god, it's my mother." Ianto said as Rose walked out with her daughter.

"I know, and isn't she cute?" Rose said in response, smiling at both her baby girl and Ianto's comment.

"Can he hold her or will that cause those things to appear like when I met my dad and I held myself as a baby?" Rose asked the Doctor who walked up behind her.

"It should be fine. We have the TARDIS anyway so it should be fine." The Doctor said giving Ianto a warm smile. Rose smiled at her daughter with pride before handing her over to Ianto.

"Oh my- It's my mother." Ianto said, not quite sure what to say.

"She's beautiful. Now I know where you get it from. Such a beautiful family. A hot great grandmother, not to mention good looking grandparents. Is it weird I've kissed your grandparents?" Jack asked remembering that day on game station when his life was turned around.

"Yes. Very weird." Ianto said, smiling.

"In my defence I died and I wasn't immortal back then." Jack said, seriously trying to defend himself.

"I don't care, I-" Ianto started, but got cut off.

"Whoa. What's with the children?" John asked, casually walking through the hub. "And who decided it would be a brilliant idea to put nearly unbreakable codes on the doors?!" He asked almost as an afterthought.

"Torchwood did. It's basic security. You had your own pass code for the doors anyway." Ianto said smirking.

"How am I suppose to remember it?! It's 26 numbers long!" John shouted.

"Everyone else remembers theirs. And be quiet, baby's are trying to sleep." Martha said, wanting to join in the fun.

"How did you even survive down there? You've been gone for over a month." Jack asked.

"I found some lovely, old, stale foods down there. I mean seriously. Buy a fridge." John sighed. Everyone couldn't help but laugh.

"Well I think we should let the newest new parents have some alone time with their baby girl." The seer said, smiling at the whole situation.