House deleted all the rooms
House had deleted all the rooms. All of them. He knew he really shouldn’t, but the Doctor found himself moving automatically in the direction of a room he’d refused to delete- even made sure it came back when he had crashed the TARDIS. She remembered the room well enough and had pieced it back together perfectly- everything just as untouched as it had been for a few years.
He felt heavy, like something was being piled on his shoulders and made him want to just.. sit for awhile. He rounded the corner and continued on the familiar route even if he knew it wouldn’t be there. Earlier, Amy had asked if he had a room- Well... of course he had his own room- but that wasn’t the one he was worried about. He made it to the end of the hall and leaned heavily against the wall as he stared at a door he knew housed an empty room.
It wasn’t his room. It was her’s. And now it was gone. Rose Tyler's room was gone. He stayed propped against the wall just staring for a long while before finally letting out a long, tired sigh. The Doctor Managed to convince himself not to take a peek inside and merely turned to go back to the console room.
Now, to the eye of Orion.
He felt heavy, like something was being piled on his shoulders and made him want to just.. sit for awhile. He rounded the corner and continued on the familiar route even if he knew it wouldn’t be there. Earlier, Amy had asked if he had a room- Well... of course he had his own room- but that wasn’t the one he was worried about. He made it to the end of the hall and leaned heavily against the wall as he stared at a door he knew housed an empty room.
It wasn’t his room. It was her’s. And now it was gone. Rose Tyler's room was gone. He stayed propped against the wall just staring for a long while before finally letting out a long, tired sigh. The Doctor Managed to convince himself not to take a peek inside and merely turned to go back to the console room.
Now, to the eye of Orion.