Jenny punched the code into the pad in the adjacent room and pushed the door steadily. Everyone had left, and she had managed to acquire the pass code from a drunk scientist at the pub, mostly with a few smiles. Other things had occurred, but it had been worth it.

Rose opened her mouth, but no words left. She looked back at the door for a moment, contemplating whether or not she should leave quickly or stick around. She decided on the latter. Oddly enough, she wasn't the only one breaking into the high security laboratory. Though she highly doubted the woman was simply a curious being. "Why are you breaking in'ere?" Rose asked, almost innocently, as though something similar could possible pass through her mind. "if anyone found out-" she shook her head, realising she was wasting time before digging through the drawers.   

"I’ve got t’ stop lettin’ the TARDIS go wherever she pleases, always end up in the strangest places when I do."

"I don't think this place is strange. Well, I mean, Its got - character."

"...Rose?"

Rose jumped at the sound of her name, but didn't show signs of caving. "I could ask you the same thing." she retorted. He didn't look like he worked in the lab, she reckoned she would've been arrested by now if he did. She walked around the broken glass to avoid making any more noise "Who are you, anyway?"

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"You seem awfully enthusiastic." Rose replied thoughtfully "Its just I saw that blue box back there," looking in the direction as she spoke "And, well it's not like you get many of those in London, is it?" she countered with a small laugh "Its jus' - I mean, I've been lookin' for him- the Doctor. For a long time. And, well.. you seem to know him. Where is he?"

"I really need a new wardrobe. This outfit just doesn’t suit this body right now."

"No, it looks - it looks great!"

"Me? Well, I was just wandering around. By the way, you look familiar."

"Wanderin'? You just summed up my life."

He kneeled there, in front of the grave. K-9 was back with him now, as the pet was a gift to Sarah Jane, no one else seemed wanting to keep it for the time being. The Doctor pressed a hand there on the grave, leaving a single  flower standing perfectly in the middle and stood up again, releasing a big amount of breath. Hearing a voice, he was lost in his thoughts and while the voice was so familiar, he was lost in his memories, memories of his adventures with Sarah Jane.

Rose frowned, still staring fixedly at the grave. She knew the feeling, who would've thought, after everything Sarah had been though, that one day she'd be gone. Just like that. 

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It was late by the time Rose got to the graveyard. She hadn't had any intentions of doing anything other then dinner reservations that night, but they were easily blown off once she'd found out. She never knew, never thought to find out how Sarah-Jane had been lately; not since her last visit. Despite the unfortunate disagreement they'd had when they first met, Sarah-Jane had become such a good friend of hers, it was devastating to find out she'd passed away. 

The Doctor was torn between inspecting Rose, and his old blue box. What was she talking about? Where had she been for the last few days come to think of it. “Rose! It’s just the TARDIS, come on, lets go.” he sprung up, enthusiastically bounding through the TARDIS doors. 

The TARDIS seemed to loom over her, its obvious attitude was enough to keep her out. For some reason, she could not, and frankly did not want to enter that box anyway. "Er, s'cuse me?" Rose called, from the same spot standing outside "I can't get in there." she didn't look the slightest bothered but quickly added "an' why would I want't?"