Hmmmm. Well ... Now I suppose I'm not as mad at th Doctor for not saying it. I haven't actually gotten so far in the DW series. I'm approaching Doomsday. And I just cannot bear to watch it. Because Rose and Ten are separated. The feels!
And I was so angry and confused as to why Rose chose the clone, and the Doctor didn't say it.
But this clears everything up. And it makes sense. And I love it. "I love you" is the last thing they will ever say to each other. And the end isn't there yet.
Thank you so much. Now I think I can finally watch Doomsday in peace. Not without a few shed tears, but at least now I won't be throwing books at the screen shrieking "DOES IT NEED SAYING? HECK YA IT DOES! YOU BLOODY FOOL! SAY. IT."
You have some fantastic stories. Love it!

I think I'm tearing up now, no, scratch that, definately tearing up. Awwwwww I think I'm melting now... so sweet, but painful at the same time...

Oh...oh...I wish I hadn't sent so many reviews, because then maybe each one would mean more if they came separately...but this one...THIS ONE... all of them are wonderful, but this one, well...it just about made and broke my day. It is so cool, so wonderful to think about, that this could be true...that they both KNOW... Thank you for writing, for sharing your creativity with us readers. :) YOU are fantastic!

I felt obligated to say that this is one of the best pieces of writing based off Doctor Who I've ever read, and I applaud you.

-tips hat-

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I love this story. It is perfect. You did it brilliantly. The end, when the Doctor and Donna were in the TARDIS was so sad, but wonderful.