Rose Tyler (
missrosetyler) wrote in
tampered2014-01-04 04:51 pm
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When; January 4th
Rating; PG
Characters; Rose Tyler
missrosetyler and The Second Doctor
seconddoctor_cia
Summary; Rose returns to her flat to find her new flat mate getting into trouble.
Log;
The shop had been busy but Rose Tyler isn't about to give into her exhaustion, not when she's entering the lift to head to her flat. The day's events flash through her mind, the loud customers, the piles of clothes that needed to be folded and hung and the countless of other things that came along with running a shop. Which reminds her that she really needs to get to the pile of clothes back at her flat. Just as the lift dings signaling her floor, she steps out and walks down the hallway reaching her door. She fishes her key out and enters closing the door behind her.
It all just seems too quiet. No sounds of trains that she has gotten used to.
"Doctor? Are you in?"
Rating; PG
Characters; Rose Tyler
Summary; Rose returns to her flat to find her new flat mate getting into trouble.
Log;
The shop had been busy but Rose Tyler isn't about to give into her exhaustion, not when she's entering the lift to head to her flat. The day's events flash through her mind, the loud customers, the piles of clothes that needed to be folded and hung and the countless of other things that came along with running a shop. Which reminds her that she really needs to get to the pile of clothes back at her flat. Just as the lift dings signaling her floor, she steps out and walks down the hallway reaching her door. She fishes her key out and enters closing the door behind her.
It all just seems too quiet. No sounds of trains that she has gotten used to.
"Doctor? Are you in?"

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When she finds him in the loo next to her pile of clothes, her heart leaps into her throat or so it feels like.
"No!" she almost shouts. "It's okay, really. That's sort of my job, Doctor." She reaches for his arm trying to steer him away from the pile of clothes.
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"Are you sure? I thought I could help with a few things."
He wonders why she's so...worried? She sounded worried about something.
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"Positive," she says trying to sound as normal as possible. Why couldn't she had left these back in the TARDIS?
"Besides you're baking just now. Don't want you doing all the work."
Will he buy that?
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Her behavior seems a little more stranger than usual. Now he wonders if there's something she's hiding. He thinks better of it.
"Well, I suppose it's not important then."
Although, there is something he smells there that almost seems familiar.
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"But we've all got our duties, yeah? I'd be taking advantage of you if I let you do this." and that is something that she does not want to do. Well that and finding out about other things.
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"Oh, very well." he says.
He starts heading for the kitchen again to get another brownie. However, he is curious about one thing.
"Did you enjoy the festivities, by the way?"
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The question is crystal clear but how to go about answering it?
"Yeah, it was brilliant," she responds trying to focus on powering the machine and turning the correct setting. Her back's to him so he can't see the slight blush at her cheeks. It had been quite a night indeed.
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"You didn't hear from Pinstripes that night, did you?" he asks.
He's wondering this because she did mention that he had been entertaining "supermodels." They really weren't, though. Just some girls who were entertained by his stories.
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"Yeah," In more ways than one. "He sort of stopped by for a bit. Why?"
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"He was supposed to bring you with him," he says.
He remembers not seeing his other self again that night when he went to call her. He thought the buffoon would have brought her along.
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"He was really out of it by the time he got here that I thought a walk would do him some good." she starts off thinking it is a good explanation to start off with.
"So we went for a walk and just sort of got lost." She looks away from him and towards the timer. It wasn't a complete lie.
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"So you were together all through the next day?"
That could be why she wasn't around when he got in.
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"He needed someone to watch over him," she says trying to sound convincing and yet unable to meet his eyes. She recalls that unknown bottle of liquor and how amazing it had tasted.
"I've never seen him sloshed like he was." she adds with a laugh hoping that he is buying it.
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"It was his suggestion? Your looking after him?"
His next question is already formed in his mind.
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"Yeah. He was just so gone."
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There's only one place he could think of, but he had been very hesitant to bring her there. Was his other self really that far gone? He managed to keep it together long enough to get to the flat without help.
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"But like I said really drunk that night." she adds focusing back on him before going over to reach for a brownie.
There was some truth to her words.
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"So he's got it back in one piece, eh?" he says. "Took him long enough."
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"Not everything, I don't think. But it was presentable."
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"Presentable," he repeats.
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"No wires sticking out or anything." She bites her lip. It can't get any worse can it?
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He can't help but wonder, though. His other self asking to be looked after seems out of character. He can't help but ask.
"Did he try doing anything untoward?"
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"I'm sorry, what?"
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He's trying to be delicate, because in a sense, this is him they're talking about.
"He didn't try any...funny business?" he finally asks.
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"Why would he, Doctor? He's not like that." If he only knew and yet she still can't look him in the eye.
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