Notes:

I want to thank leilasand and the Anonymous guest who left me a comment and encouraged me to keep going with the story and a special thanks to my awesome Beta FoREVer Nightwing because she correct the chapters I send her surprisingly fast.

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Chapter 2: Girl Stuff.

The Doctor squirmed among her little arms, torn between hugging her or escaping her grip. He finally ended up patting her head quickly. She smiled at him and returned to her mother's side.

"I remember I told you that you should sleep until tomorrow, Cal." River put her hands on her hips and gave the child a stern look. Cal smiled even more.

"Oh! Mom… WE ARE ON THE TARDIS!" She made sure to highlight the words, "And you ask me to sleep?"

"I'm not asking, Miss, it's an order. Let's go to your bedroom now." River took the girl's hand and led her out of the console room. "Are you coming DADDY?" She almost laughed, looking at his shocked face.

"Mhhh... Yep…" He settled his bowtie in its place again and followed them.

"She is awesome," River said, watching Cal from the door of her room while she slept.

"I don't doubt it. I remember that… Four thousand and twenty-two people. All saved. A person who saves four thousand and twenty-two people must be awesome, because if a person who saves four thousand and twenty-two people isn't awesome, I don't know what awesome is..." he said hastily, "I should stop now."

"Somebody is quite nervous, isn't he?"

"Well maybe I'll shut my mouth up, but first, answer this question. Is there something else you 'forgot' tell to me?"

"Oh! You haven't met the twins yet!" The Doctor froze and stopped breathing; she couldn't help herself and broke out laughing, "I'm joking sweetie, there are no more surprises, I promise."

"I won't count on that."

"No, you won't."

"I missed you, River." He tenderly touched the tip of her nose.

"So did I, my love."

"Wanna see our new bedroom?" he asked, "It's bigger than the last one, with a king size bed and everything!" He led River to their bedroom.

"King size?" she asked. When she finally saw the bed, "This should be called Time Lord size."

"And you haven't seen the loo yet. I think the TARDIS has two pools now," he said while River dragged him with her to the bed.

"We will take care of the pool later. I think this oversized bed needs our attention now," she walked him backwards until his knees collided with the edge of the bed and he landed on it. She climbed on the bed and straddled his hips, "Did you miss me, sweetie? Hold tight, your wife is back!" He swallowed and let her continue with her ministrations.

She climbed out of bed the next day very early in the morning, then left the room just after putting on her knickers and grabbed a dressing gown from the loo. The Doctor still slept and she didn't have the heart to wake him up, not after keeping him awake most of the night.

River found Cal at the kitchen with a bowl of cereal and big glass of orange juice. She wasn't surprised to see Charlotte up so early, even when she wasn't an early riser person. After all the stories of the Doctor and the TARDIS that she had told her, she could bet that Cal had been awaken at least two hours ago, had been walking by the TARDIS, and had inspected everything she could while nobody was looking.

"Morning, darling" River greeted while she put the kettle on.

"Morning mom. Where is the doctor?"

"He is still sleeping. He was too exhausted because of all that happened yesterday in Trenzalore." Cal stifled her laugh with a spoonful of cereal. "What?" asked the blonde.

"Nothing mom, nothing," laughed the girl. Her mother used to forget that she wasn't a little girl, okay, she was a little girl, but her mind was the one of a mature woman, at least enough mature to know what happens between a man and a woman that haven't seen each other in a while. "Then he's still sleeping..."

"Yep." Both of them kept looking each other. "Did you see his face...?"

"When I called him daddy? Yes I did! You were right, he almost died."

"I know!" They both laughed.

"How much happiness is in here! Could I know what the reason of all this laughter is?" asked the Doctor, walking into the kitchen.

"Girl stuff," they replied at the same time.

"You two should know that there is a ten percent possibility of me becoming a woman if I regenerate." he commented, biting a green apple.

"Then do it and we'll tell you," answered River, giving him a cup of tea.

"You know what? I will find a male companion and we will talk about guy stuff and you won't be invited to our conversation!"

"Make sure he is handsome, I need someone to flirt with," said River blatantly.

"Oh, shut up." he responded and she grinned, "So… Where are we going today?"

"Actually, Cal was just saying me she is dying to meet Clara, weren't you darling?"

"Yes, I was." The Doctor frowned, looking to his wife. "Can you Doctor? Please?" requested Charlotte.

"All right, we are going to London, but I know that all this was your idea, River."

"Mine?" she asked, falsely offended, "You have nothing to hide then. What is the problem of going to Clara's house?"

"There isn't problem."

"What are we waiting then?" River ran to the TARDIS' wardrobe and looked for something to wear; Cal came after her to help. "How do I look?" she asked her daughter when they finished.