[stardust] ❝ in the night sky are like shooting stars. ❞
It was moments like this where Amy realized that she did make the right choice; she knew the Doctor didn't think so and she knew that she hurt Rory, but in the end she needed to worry about herself and make sure that she was happy. This was the happiest she had ever been. Traveling through the stars with a mad man in a blue box. Seeing anywhere her heart desired.
The Doctor said he had a surprise for her when she woke up. He knew that it would have been rather difficult for her to sleep knowing that there was something waiting for her. Amy spent a good hour or two tossing and turning in her bed, but she finally let sleep claim her and she had a wonderful nights rest. When she woke up, the Doctor wasn't there. That was something she as getting used to. It wasn't that she liked it, but she couldn't expect a man that hardly slept to spend the whole night there watching her. He wasn't some creepy stalker vampire that sparkled. That was something to be thankful for, but she had a feeling that he could make up for the creepiness of the sparkling vampires when it came to watching over the human they loved.
Pushing her messy bed hair out of her face, Amy looked around her room. For a moment she thought she was back in the room in Leadworth, but she knew better. The fairy lights that were at the head of her bed twinkled a bit before the lights in her room came to full luminosity. "Good morning to you too," she said to the TARDIS and made her way out to the console room here she expected the Doctor to be.
"So, Space Boy, what do you have planned for us today?"
The Doctor said he had a surprise for her when she woke up. He knew that it would have been rather difficult for her to sleep knowing that there was something waiting for her. Amy spent a good hour or two tossing and turning in her bed, but she finally let sleep claim her and she had a wonderful nights rest. When she woke up, the Doctor wasn't there. That was something she as getting used to. It wasn't that she liked it, but she couldn't expect a man that hardly slept to spend the whole night there watching her. He wasn't some creepy stalker vampire that sparkled. That was something to be thankful for, but she had a feeling that he could make up for the creepiness of the sparkling vampires when it came to watching over the human they loved.
Pushing her messy bed hair out of her face, Amy looked around her room. For a moment she thought she was back in the room in Leadworth, but she knew better. The fairy lights that were at the head of her bed twinkled a bit before the lights in her room came to full luminosity. "Good morning to you too," she said to the TARDIS and made her way out to the console room here she expected the Doctor to be.
"So, Space Boy, what do you have planned for us today?"