Doc helps out (part two).
(I found a pencil I actually have a pencil).
Disclaimer: you know the drill I only own two pieces of paper and a pencil.
Rose looked around she could smell the battered leather, meaning the Doctor had been here recently. She walked to her room wondering how she knew where to find him. Her face was wetter than the sea, yet she didn't care she walked in, and started sobbing on the Doctor's shoulder.
"Rose? What's wrong? Hold on a minuet I'll make us some hot chocolate." He said slowly. He sat her down on the bed before exiting the room quickly.
Rose watched him leave, praying he would be able to help. Still what if he made her go with Mickey and Jackie tomorrow? The idea made her cry harder. So much so when the Doctor came back in he set the hot chocolate down on the ground and rushed over to her. He pulled he into his shoulder, wishing he could make her pain go away.
"I… I don't want to go back." Rose stuttered trying to figure out how to talk to him.
"Can… can we just leave?" was all she could say. The Doctor nodded. His hearts breaking at the fact she was so scared of her own flesh and blood.
Rose couldn't remember how long he had sat there listening to her sob. She felt moved by the fact he would stay there just to make her feel better. She wished dearly that she wouldn't need to leave but she would not have an abortion no matter what.
"Rose, why don't you get some sleep? We can leave in the morning." The Doctor calmly said before turning and walking out the door.
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Review Replies
Neth: Thanks glad you like it I've been trying hard to keep the right balance.
Stevie: In one of the older episodes (can't remember which sorry!) we find out the doctor is half human on his mother's side. The other time-lords were made on gene looms this makes it very confusing.
Samantha2074: thanks for the tips I'm doing my best.
Hoshichie: I'm making chapters longer so I hope that makes it better. Thanks for the title idea works really well.
To anyone and everyone else: I'm typing as fast as humanly possible.