‘Apparently he’s telling you more than he’s telling me.’ Is what Amy wanted to say, but instead she stayed quiet. Which, for Amy, was never a good thing. Sourly looking over at The Doctor when he even bothered to ask if he should leave. “What?” Amy asked shortly, about ready to just leave and go back to bed.
Behind Amy, Rory gave the Doctor a look that said ‘Well, what else can I do?’ He hoped the Doctor knew how sorry he felt. “I’ll uh, I’ll be in the console room when you two are done chatting.” He gave the Doctor two thumbs up as he left the kitchen, a silent way of wishing him good luck.
The Doctor looked from his retreating, tweed-clad back and back into Amy’s eyes, not particularly liking the look there, but he took a deep breath and scratched at the back of his head. “So. Uh. Breakfast?”
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