They had gotten two steps into the building before the guards had taken them. "Oh great plan Doctor. Let's surprise a planet full of psychics. The only weapons we need are our wits and a screwdriver. Yeah brilliant." Amy stated as they were marched forward towards the head psychics.

"Well, looking back at the decision now may have been a little rash. But I'm sure we'll be fine. We're just going to pop in and have a quaint talk with the psychics. Ask them why they chipped Rose and leave. That's all." Amy snorted in disbelief.

"Yeah right, if that happens you can have my left shoe.

"Pay up." The Doctor said holding his hand out to Amy. She let out a sigh before pulling her shoe off and giving it to the Doctor.

"What are you even going to do with that?" Rose asked walking up from behind him.

"I don't know…frame it?"

"You're going to frame my shoe?" Amy asked in disbelief as they stepped into the Tardis.

"Of course, and I'm going to title it: the time Amy bet me and lost." He spread his hands out in front of him as if he was already picturing it.

"I still don't believe that they let us go," Rory said catching up to the group.

"Why not? It was just a misunderstanding really." The Doctor said as he started to punch the coordinates into the Tardis.

"I wouldn't call a rogue cloning scientist putting a chip into Rose's head to monitor what we were doing and then being sentenced to life in…uh…was it prison?" Rory questioned.

"I think they called it mental block." Amy stated pulling off her other shoe.

"It's similar to prison but the psychic waves are blocked. Not much different than being a human in prison I suppose. Come on Rose we need to frame ourselves a shoe." The Doctor reached back grabbing Rose by the hand. "Oh Amy, Rory what do you think about going to Rio de Janeiro? Oh and after that I know this art exhibit on Vincent Van Gogh that will just," he made a motion of his head exploding with his hands, still clutching Rose's in one, "blow your mind!"

Amy let out a laugh as Rory shook his head with a smile. "Shouldn't we go back for the wedding?" Rory asked as Amy started to lead him out of the consol room.

"That's the point though isn't it Rory? Time machine!" Rose stated with a grin.

"Are you really framing the shoe? I thought you were just kidding."

"Oh, no I'm always serious when it comes to my bets with Amy. Will you hand me my screwdriver?" Rose climbed off the bed and handed it to him, wrapping her hands around his waist.

"Speaking of bets, don't you owe me ten quid?"She asked leaning her head against his shoulder as he finished hanging the box that contained Amy's shoe.

"I do?" He asked turning around so that he could look down at her.

"Um Yes. If you remember correctly I got a certain Queen to say something about not being amused." The Doctor let out a laugh before brushing a strand of hair that had fallen in front of her face.

"You're amazing, did you know that?" His grin faded but his smile was still there as her stared at her.

"So I hear." She smiled at him as he took her hands. "What are you doing?"

"We're dancing?"

"Oh?"

"Hmm Yes," he closed his eyes as he held her close, taking in the feel of her, her smell, her breathing against him as the slowly circled around the room.

"Rose, how long are you going to stay with me?" She was silent for a moment until she looked back up at him.

"Forever," with that he leaned in picking her up and kissing her passionately.

"Oh clever. Very Clever." Amy stated standing up in her white wedding dress grinning as she realized who it was that she had forgotten.

"Amy, what is it?" Rory asked looking at her with concern.

"Something old. Something new. Something barrowed. Something blue." The room full of wedding goers stared in shock as a blue box appeared in the middle of floor.

"It's the Doctor! How'd we forget the Doctor? I was plastic. He was the stripper at my stag. Long story."

Amy ran over to the door knocking on the door, her smile enormous. "Okay Doctor did I surprise you this time?" The door swung open to reveal the Doctor dressed in a suit and top hat. Rose was standing next to her in a beautiful black dress, her hair falling past her shoulders in curls.

"Er, yeah. Completely astonished. Never expected that. How lucky we happened to be wearing these old things. Hello everyone. This is Rose and I'm Amy's imaginary friend. But I came anyway."

"You absolutely, definitely may kiss the bride." Amy said staring at the Doctor in amazement.

"Only if I get to kiss the groom," Rose said making both Rory and the Doctor blush.

"Amelia, from now on I shall be leaving the kissing duties to the brand new Mister Pond."

"No, I'm not Mister Pond, that's not how it works." Rory stated.

Rose let out a laugh while sharing a look at the Doctor. "Yeah it is," She said.

"Yeah it is," the Doctor agreed.

"Yeah it is," Rory concluded.

"Right then, everyone. I'll move my box. You're going to need the space. I only came for the dancing."

Amy watched the Doctor dancing from her seat, trying her hardest not to laugh too much. "Congratulations Amy," Rose said coming up behind Amy. The bride stood up smiling brightly.

"Thank you so much Rose! You don't know how much this means to me."

"Oh no, you don't realize how much he wanted to be here. He loves you. We both do."

"Oh my…you're going to need to stop him soon." Amy said looking at the time lord as he raised his hands in the air shaking them furiously. Rose let out a laugh.

"Congratulations again Amy." Rose left the bride and walked back over to the Doctor. She raised her arms in the air and shook them as she tried to copy the Doctor.

"You look ridiculous Rose Tyler." The Doctor stated.

"Speak for yourself," she laughed.

"You're doing it all wrong. You're using your hands too much. It's much more like this," Amy watched the couple dance as she leaned against Rory.

"You okay?" Rory asked looking over at him.

"Never better."

"Oi! Where are you two off to? We haven't even had a snog in the shrubbery yet," Rory and Amy walked up to Tardis.

"Amy!" Rory said in response.

"Shut up. It's my wedding."

"Our wedding."

"Sorry, you two. Shouldn't have slipped away. Bit busy, you know?" The Doctor said opening the door of the time machine.

"You just saved the whole of time and space," Rory said, "Take the evening off you two. Maybe a bit of tomorrow." The continued their conversation until the phone in the Tardis rang. Rose's eyebrows rose as they walked in and she answered the phone.

"It's for you," she said shrugging and handing the Doctor the phone. "She was sealed into the seventh Obelisk. I was at the prayer meeting. Well, no. I get that it's important An Egyptian goddess loose of the Orient Express in space. Give us a mo. Sorry, something's come up. This will have to be goodbye for us."

"Yeah, I think its goodbye. Do you think its goodbye?" Amy asked looking at Rory.

"Definitely goodbye."

Walking to the door Amy leaned out and yelled, "Goodbye! Goodbye!"