Frowning, Hazel looked the man- The Doctor- up and down, not bothering to hide how doubtful she was about him. He didn't even look her age, too young to be a proper doctor of anything, never mind medicine. Unless he had been some immense child genius, now somewhat unhinged by pressure, or whatever a child genius had to cope with. Still, she didn't have to be rude. But she was anyway. "Right. One. Your name can't just be The. Who names their child 'the'?" She laughed, pulling a face as if to say 'I'm not actually a total idiot'.
"Two, that's the road next to mine, what's going on with that? And answers, don't want them. Just the phone. And for you to stop being creepy, which leads me to point number three." The dress he'd mentioned was probably the one hanging on the front of her wardrobe now, the one for tomorrow night's dinner-celebration-thing. Simple, but probably a little bit too risky to wear when you were no longer dating your superior, but still, she couldn't exactly afford another now. And if it was risky enough to tempt him back, then she'd not refuse. She tried her best not to feel like a total idiot for that.
"That's personal. What I send, through my locked, passworded phone, is my business. Mine. Be happy you weren't flicking through any other contacts." She snapped, straightening up to make herself as intimidating as possible, or at least an attempt at such. "Look, I'll get you there, you give me the phone. I'm going that way anyway. And you can drop the miss, it's not exactly the nineteenth century any more, love."