Beautiful and touching.
I do like the last line. It's just perfect.

I'm afraid you'll be getting a fair few reviews from me this evening, as I make my way down your fictions. I have always imagined that the transition from Doctor to Doctor was hard, and not everyone can take it as swimmingly as Sarah-Jane did between Three and Four. Of course, there are those fictions that have Rose blubbering endlessly for what has been lost, and I've never quite seen the sense in that. Perhaps that is a product of my personal love of the Classic Who, where regeneration wasn't something uncommon. (Poor Seven, he barely had any time at all.) I think you've captured the intelligence that we all know Rose possesses, and the way the Doctor has changed as well, by the mere fact that he is more willing to talk about Gallifrey. As always, you have impeccable grammar, which is lovely to see. -Terri

A sweet tale, with lovely moments between Rose and the Doctor :)

aww that was beautiful! I love that he smells like tea and safety, just wonderful.

Loved this as much as The Life Fantastic. But then, I love Ten/Rose's early awkwardness, that falling for each other again in a soppy way. Thank you for the reference to Jack *sniff*