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Madame Kovarian walked down the dark corridor that headed towards the control centre.

She was so pleased, she had a meeting with the Silence coming up, they obviously wanted to reward her.

The Doctor was finally dead, she had finally succeeded.

She stepped into the usually loud control room, but it was eerily silent. Though, when she looked down her joy was resumed as the Gauntlet stood upon her desk, shining in the light.

Shaking her head, Madame Kovarian picked up her microphone.

"Colonel Mace, have you got me those reports yet." Madame Kovarian asked, looking annoyed. "Colonel Mace, answer!"

"Oh. I don't think he can here you." A male voice said behind her.

Madame Kovarian slowly turned around to see the Doctor stood there, smiling.

"I cut the power, oops!" The Doctor said, holding a cord which he let drop to the floor.

The door to her left opened and the Warrior walked through.

"What, how can this be?" Madame Kovarian asked, looking shocked.

"Oh. Well, I figured you would have guessed that this is my daughter. You have been spying on us for the past few weeks." The Doctor said, stepping forward.

"Yeah, we did a pretty good fake fight as well. We knew you were watching and so we thought we would have some fun." Jenny said, stepping down. "All that, not even a proper time lord stuff was all fake, all planned!"

"But, you gave me the Gauntlet. You gave me the power to kill him!" Madame Kovarian said, pointing at Jenny.

"Yes. Just like I told her too, it was one of the only things that could have killed me during a regeneration." The Doctor said, looking rather pleased. "Plus, it was also one of the things that would have damaged a Tesselecta enough for it to be burnt, making it look like a real human."

It dawned on Madame Kovarian, the Doctor had been in a Tesselecta made to look like him.

"But, you! You attacked River Song… But you both knew we were watching." Madame Kovarian accused, before she realised.

"Did you really think that I didn't know you were watching? River and I spoke beforehand. Told her the plan on the phone. I didn't even really punch her, but you know River, drama queen." Jenny said, smiling.

"I have been tricked, but you foolishly have let yourself be known. I can alert the Silence that you are still alive, that you…" Madame Kovarian was cut off by a gun to the side of the head.

"I don't think so, sweetie." River Song said, as she held her gun to Madame Kovarian's head.

She must have slipped through the right hand door.

"Hello, Melody. So, what now, are you going to kill me." Madame Kovarian asked, looking at the Doctor.

"No, but the Silence don't need you now, that's what your meetings about, they have no need for you. Killing me, killed you as well." The Doctor said, smiling.

"We just came to pick up a few things, well one thing actually." Jenny said, grabbing the Gauntlet. "That belongs to me."

It glowed green at first, before returning to a faint blue colour.

"Hello you." Jenny said, smiling as if the Gauntlet was alive.

"I will tell the Silence, I will tell them your alive, I'll…" Madame Kovarian started, but was cut off as the Doctor put his hands to the side of her head.

"When I let go, your going to fall asleep, your going to remember nothing about this, and your going to think that the Gauntlet was destroyed in the killing of me." The Doctor said, looking at the other two. "Oh, and when you see the Silence your going to bark at them."

Jenny and River giggled.

"Really loud, like a dog!" The Doctor chuckled, though he did try to keep a straight face, sort of.

The Doctor let go of her head and Madame Kovarian fell down, snoring quiet loudly.

"Well, I better get back, they might make me go without afternoon tea." River said, a posh accent flowing through.

"Oh… The Horror!" Jenny said, sarcasm running through her.

She gave the Doctor a peck on the cheek and vanished.

The Doctor and Jenny turned and walked down the Hallway where both Tardises were.

"So, do I have to call her mum now?" Jenny said, laughing.

"Very funny." The Doctor said, smiling as he got into his Tardis.

Jenny opened the door and went into her Tardis.

They both set co-ordinates to the Time Vortex and Jenny ran down and opened the doors.

The Blue Box doors just opened and the gap between them fell a short distance before hitting the Time Vortex.

Jenny looked at the Gauntlet.

"What are you going to do with that?" The Doctor asked, looking a bit worried. "It could burn up Planets and Stars, reduce an army of Weeping Angels to dust, rip a hole in the Universe…"

Jenny held it up in front of him and let it go, falling into the Time Vortex.

"Or it could fall into the Time Vortex, get ripped into a billion pieces and used as a power source." Jenny said, watching the little tiny explosions that emerged from the Time Vortex.

"That's my girl. Now there's this little place in the Mutter's Spiral that we could check out." The Doctor said, smiling.

"No, I have something to do first… someone to see." Jenny said, smiling.

"Oh. Ok, well another time then!" The Doctor said, looking a little sad.

"Yeah! You watch us run!" Jenny said, hoping to cheer him up.

"Love you!" The Doctor said, smiling.

"Love you too!" Jenny laughed as she saluted him and closed the door.

"Now, someone I have to see." Jenny said, knowing she had been putting off this moment.

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The Tardis landed on a small, little path in a Graveyard. Jenny stepped out with a white lily in one hand and a sort of pen in the other.

She was wearing a black top and black trousers.

Jenny walked in the murky darkness as the evening set in and finally made it to the grave.

"Hello there, it's been a while." Jenny said, a small tear running down her face.

Laying the Lily on the Gravestone, Jenny activated the Pen, which let out a little laser at it's tip.

Jenny engraved the bottom of the Gravestone with a small message, but big enough for most to see.

Jenny then stood up and returned to the Tardis.

The Tardis flew away as the Message set into the stone grave: My Sarah Jane Smith.

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Jenny walked into the Tardis and quickly got changed, putting on a pair of dark shades which matched the colour of her leather jacket.

Jenny turned the controls on the Tardis and pulled the De-Materialization lever.

The Tardis shook for a minute, causing Jenny to hold on for her life.

As the Tardis landed, Jenny had no idea where she was, but knew it would be an adventure.

Walking to the doors, Jenny stepped back in shock.

The Brigadier was at front of a small army of people who were shooting at an oncoming group of Cybermen, who seemed to be carrying a Giant Fish.

"Oh great, here we go again!" Jenny said, pulling out her gun and rushing into battle.

The End

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