Secrets are Best Shared

"It's a Fez. Fez's are cool. And surprisingly difficult to shop for by the way. Now come on, we're double parked after all."

He spun and walked back into the TARDIS. All Amy and Rory could do was stare at each other in shock and follow him inside and up to the console. He flicked the usual seemingly random array of switches and the TARDIS grumbled and shock as it flew on its way. Once they were safely in flight the Doctor looked up suddenly.

"Oh, sorry, almost forgot, I've got something to show you, follow me." He dashed off deeper into the TARDIS and it was all Amy and Rory could do to keep up. A good two or three minutes later he stopped and flung open a door, stepping aside to let them go through first. A bright white empty room, a very familiar bright white empty room, greeted their eyes.

"Doctor... is this...?" Amy asked, not quite daring to believe what she was seeing.

"A Holo Room? Yes. Not sure where we got it from but the TARDIS seems to collect oddities like this from time to time. This one's for you, for both of you, think of it as... the other half of your wedding present. It's just like the one at the hotel only with one really important, absolutely crucial difference."

"And that is?" Amy asked, turning to see the Doctor at the door, hand on the frame with a slightly smug look on his face.

"This one is totally, completely, 100%... soundproofed." He swung the door shut behind him leaving the married couple alone.

Amy turned to Rory and arched an eyebrow...

The Doctor waited outside the door for a couple of minutes, wanting to make very very sure that the whole soundproof thing was accurate. While he didn't mind his companions having some alone time, and while this was certainly better than having to go for a few lengths in the pool to give them it, there were some rings even his towering curiosity didn't need to know about and what was likely to happen inside this room definitely counted. Satisfied he wandered back to the console room to set their next destination throwing his fez idly from hand to hand as he went. With an almost casual flick of the wrist he launched it across the room to land neatly on the hatstand. He had to admit while it might have been a surprisingly tricky thing to find it had been worth it to see the looks on their faces, plus it did have a certain rakish cool to it after all. Walking up to the console he couldn't help but mutter to the surrounding room:

"So we just happened to pick up a room where the only limits are the imagination? You're getting soft in your old age." he patted the side of the console affectionately. "keeping that ring around, landing right in the middle of their wedding... You really like them don't you?"

He glanced back towards the interior of the TARDIS before turning back with a conspiratorial grin and whispering "it's okay, so do I."