Disclaimer: Same old thing. I still fail to own Doctor Who.

A/N: With my beloved MacBook back, updates should be more normal. Thank you to everyone who has reviewed. The poll is now up on my profile as to when Kari should know the truth, so go check that out.

And now, let's have some fun with a certain Captain Jack Harkness!

Kari took a deep breath and opened her eyes. The first thing she saw was her hands, and they were no longer glowing.

"Who are you and how did you get on my ship?" An American man asked her angrily.

Kari put her head in her hands and let out a groan. "Please tell me you're not holding a gun at me and that we are not in London, 1941?" Kari asked, not even bothering to look at the man.

"What's your name?" He asked, not answering any of her questions.

"Kari." She told him, finally lifting her head up and out of her hands. She quickly wiped away the tears that had fallen when she had left the Doctor.

"Are you okay?" The man asked her, lowering his gun.

"Not really, no. But nothing anyone can do about it." She said as she pushed herself off the floor. Unfortunately, she was still exhausted and immediately her legs gave way underneath her.

"Whoa, easy there. I've already got one pretty young thing passed out in here." The man told her, grabbing her and keeping her steady.

Kari looked over to the bed and saw Rose laying there. "Ah, one Rose Tyler. Brilliant."

"You know her?" He asked, there was a slight hint of surprise in his tone.

"Yup. I do indeed know her. She's got a right mouth on her that one." Kari said before looking back at the man who had his hands on her hips. "So, aren't you going to introduce yourself? I mean, you just rescued my friend from a barrage balloon, and you didn't kill me when I just randomly appeared."

"Captain Jack Harkness, 133 Squadron, Royal Air Force. American volunteer." He told Kari as he pulled out a wallet and flipped it open.

Kari took it from him and looked at it. "Aww, look at you, using psychic paper to flirt. You know, your American accent is all you need if you want to win me over." She said, passing it back to him.

He looked down at the paper, expecting there to be something from the mystery woman he had just met on there, but it was blank. He looked at her. "How did you know it's psychic paper?"

"Seen it so many times before. Besides, I know who you are, Captain." Kari said, leaning a little closer towards him. "Ex-Time Agent turned con man." She whispered in his ear.

"Who are you?" Jack asked her, seemingly a little freak out from what she knew.

"I told you, I'm Kari." She had to hold her giggles, that was something the Doctor was always having to say to people, except he was the Doctor.

Jack pulled her closer towards him, his hands still resting on her hips. "Okay, so how do you know me, Kari?" He asked her.

Kari looked up at him and let out a sigh. "Time travel. I never seem to meet anyone in the right order. My time line is a complete mess. I know so much about you, Jack. I know where your life leads. But this is the first time you have met me."

Jack could see from her eyes that she was telling the truth. There was something about her that he felt that he could trust. "Okay, so where does a pretty girl like you fit into my future?" Jack asked her. He was definitely trying to flirt with her.

"Oh, Jack. Those pheromones of yours won't work on me." She told him as she wrapped her arms around his neck.

He raised an eyebrow at her action. "You sure about that?"

"Oh yes. I am so sure. But just because they don't work on me, doesn't me I haven't wanted to do this for a very, very long time." She said before tugging him down to her level a little.

"Oh, yeah? How long?" Jack asked her, a grin on his face as he realised she was actually flirting with him.

"Longer than you can imagine, Captain." Kari said. She thought about the Doctor, and how he always seemed so affectionate towards her. But he wasn't there, and she still didn't know why he was like that with her.

She pushed all thoughts of the Doctor out of her head and pressed her lips against Jacks. To her surprise he didn't push her away, it was quite the opposite. He was kissing her passionately, one of his hands resting at the base of her spine and the other running through her hair.

They finally broke apart, Jack seeming a little more breathless than Kari, both with huge grins on their faces.

"I'm going to get into so much trouble for that one day. But it was definitely worth it." Kari said, gazing into Jack's eyes. She knew that the Doctor was probably going to yell and shout at her for it, but she really didn't care. If he couldn't be honest with her, why should she care?

"Trouble with the boyfriend?" Jack asked curiously.

"I don't have a boyfriend."

"Girlfriend then?"

Kari let out a little laugh. "Nope. Not got one of those either. She keeps turning me down."

"So why are you going to get into trouble?" He asked, wanting to find out more about her.

"Complicated. Just like my whole life is." Kari told him with a sigh. She was comparing the kiss with Jack to that of the Doctor. The time he kissed her on the Byzantium, it was so tender, and passionate, and she couldn't help but think there was something more to it. But the kiss with Jack had just been wild and passionate, just a kiss.

"Well, Kari, you claim to know a lot about me, but I know next to nothing about you." Jack said as he sat down in the captain's chair. "Why don't you tell me about yourself? Starting with why you have two hearts?" He pulled her onto his lap, taking her slightly by surprise.

"Ah, yeah, I keep forgetting about that." Kari mumbled as she started playing with her hands in her lap.

"You keep forgetting you have two hearts?"

"Yup. Like I said, complicated. I'm going to just assume that you felt them both beating." Kari was starting to feel a little overcome with nerves, which seemed a little strange since she knew that she was perfectly safe.

"Oh yeah. They were definitely beating back then." There was a hint of satisfaction in his voice. "You going to tell me who you really are then?"

"Nah, you'll find out soon enough." Kari told him, looking over at Rose. She should be waking up soon, then they would go and find the Doctor. She wondered how surprised he would be to see her, or if he had even met her yet. No, of course he had met her, she had always been in his life. That was what he had told her.

"A mysterious woman appears in a golden light, with two hearts and knows who I am. Then, she decides to kiss me. Not a bad night for me so far." Jack said, trying to tease Kari a little.

"Oh, Jack. That's going to be the highlight of your night. It's all downhill from here. Trust me, I know." Kari told him with a heavy sigh. "Anyway, here's the deal, Jack. You ignore everything I have told you when Rose wakes up. Have fun with her and the psychic paper."

Jack tilted his head to the side a little and looked at her curiously. "And why's that?"

"Because I know you want to flirt with her. So do it. You'll find out more from her than you will from me." Kari told him,

"I'm guessing we get on pretty well in the future?" Jack asked her.

Kari laughed a little. She hadn't been completely honest with him. She hadn't told him that this was actually the first time that she had met him. "You have no idea." She had no idea either, but she hoped that they did. She had always loved his flirty ways.

"So how are we going to play this then?" He asked her.

"Make it up as we go along. Trust me, I have history." She couldn't help but grin even more at saying that. That was something that the Doctor had said, or would say. "And Rose will be waking up in 3, 2, 1."

Rose started to stir on the bed. She stood up and started looking around while Kari just made herself a little more comfortable on Jack's lap, while trying to hold in her laughter.

"Better now?" Jack asked Rose, getting her attention.

"You got lights in here?" Rose asked, squinting to see through the darkness. She blinked several times as Jack turned the lights on.

"Hello." Jack said, looking at Rose over Kari's shoulder.

Rose's eyes widened. "Kari! What are you doing here? How did you get here? Have you seen…"

Kari burst out laughing. "Now Rose, say hello to our gracious host here. He did save you after all."

"Sorry, hello." Rose said, still stunned. "But Kari, how did you get here?"

"Same way I get everywhere, Rose. Now, focus." Kari told her, keeping a grin plastered across her face.

Rose just shook her head. "So, who're you supposed to be then?" She asked Jack.

Kari had to move a little so that Jack could reach into his back pocket to pull out his wallet. It was psychic paper time. "Captain Jack Harkness, 133 Squadron, Royal Air Force. American volunteer." He passed the wallet over to Rose who smiled when she saw it.

"Liar. This is psychic paper. It tells me whatever you want it to tell me." Rose said confidently. Kari again had to control her giggles.

Jack let out a sigh and leaned back in his chair, making Kari lean back with him. "How do you know?" He asked.

"Two things. One, we have a friend that uses this all the time and two, you just handed me a piece of paper telling me you're single and you work out."

"Tricky thing psychic paper." Jack said, reaching his arm out to take the wallet back.

"Yeah. Can't let your mind wander when you're handing it over." Rose told him, placing it back in his hand.

He immediately opened it and Kari started the giggling again. "Oh, you sort of have a boyfriend called Micky Smith but you consider yourself to be footloose and fancy free."

"What?" Rose said, trying to laugh it off.

Kari looked at the paper. "Actually the word you use is 'available'. And another one 'very'." Kari shook her head. "Oh, wait till I tell Mickey about this. You're in a heap of trouble missy."

"Me? What about you? Getting all cosy with Captain Jack there." Rose said, glaring at her. "What if I tell… you know… about this? How do you think this is going to look?"

Kari let out a sigh. "Great, so even you know. Everyone knows but me. Why does everyone know, but no one willing to tell me?" She moaned.

Rose eyed Kari carefully. "How early is this for you?"

"Very early. As in right at the beginning. As in I have no clue as to what the hell is going on because no one will tell me anything." Kari told her, her temper starting to flare a little.

"Oh." Rose said, her face falling a little. "So you don't know yet."

"Don't know what?" Kari demanded, letting her temper get the better of her.

"N… nothing. Never mind. It doesn't matter." Rose said, flinching at little at the way Kari spoke.

"People need to stop saying that to me. I am getting sick and tired of being flung through time and space and having the people I trust hide things from me." Kari spat, forgetting that she was still sitting on Jack's lap. "I haven't slept in almost a week. I've ran from Judoon and got trapped on a crashed spaceship in a maze, full of deadly statues and almost been killed by robots. For once, I just want to know what the hell is going on."

Rose just looked at her with wide eyes, looking rather terrified of her. She had never seen Kari this angry before, even though the Doctor had warned her what she could be like when she did get angry. She hadn't been prepared for it, Rose never thought she would see that side of her.

Kari felt a hand touch her back. She turned her head and looked at Jack. "Hey, getting angry isn't going to help the situation is it, Kari?" Jack told her softly, lightly rubbing her back.

She let out a sigh and closed her eyes. "No, you're right. Sorry." She opened her eyes and turned to Rose. "Sorry, Rose. It's been a rough few days."

"Sounds like it." Rose said, laughing nervously, getting up from where she was perched and looking around the ship.

"I take it your eyes always glow when you get angry?" Jack whispered to Kari as they both stood up.

She quickly turned to him. "What?"

"Okay, I take it you didn't know that?" Kari shook her head at him. "Well, you've got eyes that I have never seen before. They're just a bright golden colour. But just now, when you were angry, they were kind of glowing as well." Jack told her.

"Oh lovely. Something else to add to my weirdness list." She mumbled, turning to watch Rose.

"Nice spaceship." Rose said as she ran her hand over something above her.

Jack just shrugged and stuck close to Kari. He knew there was something different about her and it intrigued him. He could also see that she needed a friend, someone who wasn't going to judge her or keep secrets from her. For some reason, he just couldn't explain, he wanted to be that someone. "I get's me around."

"Very…"

"Please don't say it, Rose." Kari mumbled.

"Spock." Rose said, making Kari hide her head in her hands.

"Who?" Jack asked in confusion.

"Guessing you're not a local boy then?" Rose asked as she headed over to the captain's chair to take a look outside.

"A mobile phone, a liquid crystal watch and fabrics that won't be around for at least another 2 decades. Guessing you're not a local girl." Jack said as he scanned her with the device on his wrist.

"Guessing right." Rose told him as she placed her hands down to lean on them and look out the window better. She flinched in pain as soon as she done it.

"Burn your hands on the rope?" Jack asked, still not leaving Kari's side.

"Yeah. We're parked in mid-air. Can't anyone down there see us?" She asked, finally getting her look out of the window.

"No. Can I have a look at your hands for a moment?" Jack asked.

Rose looked at him. "Why?"

Kari let out a sigh. "Rose, just do it, okay?" There was still a hint of anger in Kari's voice as Jack walked over to Rose and scanned them with a small pen like device.

"You can stop acting now. I know exactly who you are. I can spot a Time Agent a mile away." Jack told her.

"Time Agent?" Rose queried. Kari had to hold back the laughter again. Luckily both Rose and Jack were too distracted to even notice.

"I've been expecting one of you guys to show up. Though not, I must say, by barrage balloon." He said before looking over at Kari. "Or in a golden light storm." He threw her a wink, which she quickly returned. "Do you always travel that way?"

"Sometimes I get swept of me feet." Rose said dreamily. "By balloons." She quickly added while Jack tied her hands together with his scarf. "What are you doing?"

Jack just smiled at her. "Try to keep still." He flicked a switched and a small golden mist floated around her hands.

"Nanogenes, subatomic robots. The air in here is full of them. They just repaired 3 layers of your skin." Kari told her as Jack flicked the switch again and they disappeared.

"Well, tell them thanks." Rose said as Jack untied her hands and she inspected the carefully.

"Shall we get down to business?" Jack asked, while Kari smiled. She knew what was going to happen next.

"Business?" Rose asked in confusion as Jack went a stood by Kari, picking up a bottle of champagne on the way.

"Shall we have a drink on the balcony?" He pushed a button and a ramp lowered down from the roof of the ship.

"Oh, I thought you'd never ask." Kari said, heading up the ramp and taking Jack with her. "Bring up the glasses will you Rose." She called back.

"I take it you have a lot of issues with not knowing about yourself. That's why you don't like to talk about yourself." Jack asked as they stood on top of his spaceship.

"Yup. And you know what that's like don't you, Jack? Not knowing who you are, missing some memories." Kari replied, looking out at the fire and smoke filled skies of London.

"Yeah, I do. But hey, seems like you've got it worse off than me." Jack said, dropping an arm across her shoulders.

"My life could be better, sure. But I'll let you in on a little secret Jack. It's been worth it to meet you." Jack let out a loud laugh and Rose appeared at the top of the ramp.

"I know I'm standing on something." Rose said, seeming a little unsteady. Jack just grinned and pulled out a control from his pocket and pressed a button. The ship that they were all standing on suddenly became visible. "Okay, you have an invisible spaceship." Rose was clearly impressed.

"Yeah." Jack said, working on opening the corked bottle of champagne.

"Tethered up to Big Ben for some reason." Rose noticed.

"First rule of active camouflage." Jack told her.

"Park somewhere you'll remember." Kari said at the same time as him. Making them both laugh. They laughed even harder as the cork finally popped off and Jack filled the glasses that Rose had brought up with her.

"Oh, vintage champagne. You certainly know how to treat a woman, Jack." Kari said a cheeky grin on her face.

Jack let out a light laugh. "But you're not any woman, are you Kari. You're more a princess. Only the best for you." He said, making sure to give her a cheeky smile.

"Flattery will get you anywhere." Kari told him, knowing that Rose was watching the pair closely.

"Good to know." Jack said, watching Kari as she took a sip of her champagne.

"Come on, Rose. Drink up." Kari said, giving Rose a little nudge before perching herself on part of the roof next to Jack. "You've got good taste, Captain." Kari said, clinking her glass against his.

"Oh, in more ways than one." Jack told her, giving her a cheeky wink. It was all making Rose feel a little uncomfortable.

"You know, it's getting a bit late. We should really be getting back." Rose said.

"We're discussing business." Jack protested.

"This isn't business. This is champagne." Rose pointed out.

"I try never to discuss business with a clear head." Jack told her, grinning away with Kari.

"Oh, I'll drink to that." She said, knocking her glass against Jack's again.

"Well, I guess you ladies aren't travelling alone. Are you authorised to negotiate with me?" Jack asked, looking at Rose.

"What would we be negotiating?" She asked him.

Jack gave Kari a glance and she gave him a nod and a wink and he stood up. "I have something for the Time Agency. Something they'd like to buy. Are you in power to make payment?" Jack asked as he approached Rose.

"Well, I should talk to our companion." Rose stuttered.

"Companion?" Jack asked, raising an eyebrow.

"We should really be getting back to him." Rose said, throwing a hopefully look at Kari.

"Him?"

"Do you have the time?" Rose asked, trying to ignore how close to her Jack was. He uses his remote and the face of Big Ben lit up and chimed. "Okay, that was flash. That was on the flash side."

"So when you say companion, just how disappointed should I be?" Jack asked Rose. Kari just sat there watching. She knew he was going to flirt away, and she was enjoying watch how nervous and awkward Rose was feeling.

"Okay, we're standing in mid-air. On a spaceship, during a German air raid. Do you really think now's a good time to be coming onto me?" Rose asked him.

Jack shrugged. "Perhaps not." He told Rose before moving away from her and heading over to Kari. He held out a hand and she took it, putting her glass down and allowing him to pull her up.

"Do you like Glenn Miller?" Jack whispered to her, before Moonlight Serenade started to play. He pulled Kari closer to him and they slowly started dancing. Kari had to admit, she was rather comfortable in the arms of Captain Jack Harkness.

As they danced, Jack looked over Kari's shoulder and at Rose. "It's 1941, the height of the London Blitz. The height of the German bombing campaign, and something else had fallen on London. A fully equip Chula warship. The last one in existence armed to the teeth." Kari listened the whole time Jack had been talking, even though she knew he wasn't talking to her. "And I know where it is, because I parked it."

Jack pulled Kari even closer, Rose looked very put out, standing there while they danced. "If the Agency can name the right price, I can get it for you. But in two hours… a German bomb is going to fall on it and destroy it forever. That's your deadline. That's the deal." The dancing suddenly ceased, much to Kari's disappointment. "Now, shall we discuss payment?"

Rose just looked at him, not really know what to say. "Two hours, the bomb falls. There'll be nothing left but dust and a crater." Jack warned her, still holding Kari. "Are you listening to any of this?"

"You used to be a Time Agent, now you're some kind of freelancer." Rose said, finally coming back to her senses.

"Well, that's a little harsh." Jack protested.

"He likes to think of himself as a criminal." Kari added, know that Jack would have said it himself, if she had given him the chance.

"I bet you do." Rose said, a smile creeping across her face. She was rather interested in the man.

"So, this companion of your, does he handle the business?" Jack asked, looking between Kari and Rose.

"Well, I delegate a lot of that, yeah." Rose told him.

"And what about you, Princess?" He asked Kari.

"Oh, I don't like to get my hands dirty. What princess does?" She replied, smiling cheekily at Jack. "I suppose we should go and find him then. Oh, he is in for a shock when he see's that I'm here."

"And how are we gonna do that?" Rose asked.

"Easy." Jack said, flashing a grin. "I'll do a scan for alien tech." He said, letting go of Kari and pulling open the device on his wrist.

"Finally, a professional." Rose whispered.

"Watch it, or I'll tell him you said that." Kari warned her. She knew she was already treading on thin ice and was pushing it to the limit. But right now, she didn't care. She had already had a tough week, if the Doctor wanted to shout and yell at her, she was just going to let him.

Kari let out a sigh. "He's at Albion Hospital. And I think we want to move it. Can't forget about that bomb that going to completely destroy the Chula warship."

"Better get going then hadn't we? Ladies first." Jack said, ushering Kari and Rose back into the ship.

It didn't take them too long to get to the hospital and find what floor the Doctor was on.

"Hello?" Jack called through the corridors.

Rose joined in. "Hello?"

Kari just walked a few paces behind, not really wanting to get noticed by the Doctor when they found him.

"Hello?" Jack called again. The door at the end of the corridor opened and a man in a black leather jacket stepped out. Kari kept hidden around the corner. For some reason, fear had taken her over, as well as nerves. "Good evening. Hope we're not interrupting. Jack Harkness. I've been hearing all about you on the way over." Jack said, shaking the Doctor's hand.

"He knows. I had to tell him. About us being Time Agents." Rose informed the Doctor.

"And it's a real pleasure to meet you, Mr Spock." Jack said, slapping him on the back before walking past him and into the ward the Doctor had just stepped out from.

"Mr Spock?" The Doctor questioned. Clearly not happy with the name Rose had given him.

"What was I supposed to say? You don't have a name. Don't you ever get tired of Doctor? Doctor who?" Rose asked him. Kari gave a quiet little groan, the amount of times she was going to hear that question was going to annoy her.

"Nine centuries in, I'm coping. Where've you been? We're in the middle of a London Blitz. It's not a good time for a stroll." The Doctor asked her.

"Who's strolling? I went by barrage balloon. Only way to see an air raid." She told him, starting to walk towards the ward.

"What?"

Suddenly Rose stopped, and turned to face the Doctor. "Oh, and I met someone else on the way." Rose said, looking around for Kari.

Kari took a deep breath and stepped out from around the corner. It was surprisingly dark and she was well hidden in the shadows. She slowly walked towards the Doctor, he was frowning, he didn't know who it was.

She stepped into the light and looked up at the Doctor. His eyes lit up and he charged towards her. "Kari! What are you doing here? How did you get here? Oh, this is fantastic!" He said, picking her up and spinning her around.

"Yes, alright, Doctor. You can put me down now." Kari said, starting to feel a little light headed.

"Seriously, how did you get here?" He asked her as he finally put her down.

"Same way I always get somewhere." Kari told him, frowning and folding her arms across her chest.

Rose just shook her head, knowing that Kari wasn't interested in answering his questions. "Listen, what's a Chula warship?" She asked.

"Chula?" The Doctor questioned before grabbing Kari's hand and pulling her into the ward with him. "What are you dressed like that for anyway?" The Doctor asked her, looking at the dress she was still wearing.

"Oh, was at a wedding. Haven't had a chance to get changed yet." She told him casually, watching Jack scan the bodies in the beds with his wrist device.

"This just isn't possible. How did this happen?" Jack asked after he finished scanning some bodies.

"What kind of Chula ship landed here?" The Doctor asked, still holding Kari's hand tightly with Rose beside them.

"What?"

"He said it was a warship. He stole it, parked it somewhere out there, somewhere a bomb's gonna fall on it. Unless we make him an offer." Rose said, filling the Doctor in on some of what had happened back at Jack's ship.

"What kind of warship?" the Doctor asked again.

"Does it matter? It's got nothing to do with this." Jack protested, waving at all the bodies in the beds.

"This started at the bomb site. It's got everything to do with it. What kind of warship?" The Doctor pressed. He was starting to get angry now. Kari had almost forgotten how easy it was for this Doctor to get angry. It was too easy.

"An ambulance." Kari said, making everyone look at her. "What?"

Jack got everyone's attention when he pulled up a hologram of the ship. "Look, that's what you chased through the time vortex. It's space junk, it wanted to kid you it was valuable, it's empty. I made sure of it, nothing but a shell." Jack pushed a button on his device and the hologram disappeared. "I threw it at you. Saw your time travel vehicle, love the retro look by the way, nice panels, threw you the bait…"

"Bait?" Rose asked in shock.

"I wanted to sell it to you and then destroy it before you found out it was junk."

"You said it was a warship." Rose seemed to be a little confused so Kari decided she was going to clear that up for her.

"That have ambulances in wars, Rose."

"It was a con. I was conning you. That's what I am, I'm a con man. I thought you were Time Agents, well, apart from my Princess over there." He winked at Kari and she blushed a little. "You're not, are you?"

"Just a couple more freelancers." Rose said in disgust.

"Hang on, your what?" The Doctor said angrily, taking a step towards Jack.

"Oh, leave it will you." Kari said, knowing that it wasn't going to end well if he pushed it.

Rose whispered something in the Doctor's ear and he glared at Kari. "She is not your Princess." The Doctor said to Jack, still very much angry.

"Give it a bloody rest will you." Kari yelled. "If he wants to call me his Princess, then he can. What other people call me has nothing to do with you."

The Doctor grabbed Kari's hand again and dragged her out of the ward and into the corridor. "Bad mood?" He asked her, standing in front of her with his arms folded over his chest.

"Pretty bad mood, yes." Kari replied, leaning against the wall. "And before you ask, very early. It would appear everyone knows something that I don't."

"Right. Well come on then, let's get to work." The Doctor said, clapping his hands together before pulling her back into the ward.

"Everything okay?" Rose asked as they walked back in.

"Just peachy." Kari said, still sulking.

Jack sent her a concerned look but she just shook her head at him. "Anyway, whatever's happening here has got nothing to do with that ship." He insisted.

"What is happening here, Doctor?" Rose asked.

"Human DNA is being rewritten, by an idiot." The Doctor told her, keeping an eye on Kari.

"What do you mean?" Rose had no idea what was going on.

"I don't know. Some kind of virus converting human beings into these things. But why? What's the point?" The Doctor looked over at Kari, hoping that she would help him out. She glared at him before looking away. He let out a sigh, knowing that she was set in her bad mood and was not going to help him.

"Mummy. Mummy. Mummy." Kari's head turned as she looked at the patients. They were all starting to call for their mummy and sitting upright in their beds.

"What's happening?" It was clear that Rose was starting to get scared.

"I don't know." The Doctor told her honestly.

The patients started getting out of their beds and headed towards them. Kari let out a sigh, all she wanted to do was get some sleep. "Don't let them touch you." She warned as they were backed up towards a wall.

"What happens if they touch us?" Rose asked, fear etched on her face.

"You're looking at it." Kari said, feeling the Doctor grip her hand. No matter how much of a bad mood she was in, she wasn't going to push him away, so she gripped his hand back. She took a deep breath as the patients moved closer and closer to them, still calling one word, mummy.

A/N: I know some of you are probably completely and utterly disgusted and shocked by what Kari done, but I promise I have a valid reason. Not that I can tell you yet, you're going to have to wait and find that out for yourself.

Remember to check the poll and keep on reviewing my lovely people. I have big plans for Kari, very big plans.

Love to you all!

Pippa.