The Doctor watched the stone monster fall from the skyscraper, golden eyes piercing and hard as they stared down the creature as it tumbled towards the ground. It hit the stone floor with the force of a wrecking ball, burying it bottom first into the hard concrete, it ugly face still glaring up at the Doctor, as if silently cursing him.<br/><br/>The Doctor didn't say anything else as he scowled down at the creature. He just walked away from the edge and entered the elevator. It didn't matter that it had survived, all that mattered was that it knew that the Doctor was serious and that he would never<em>ever</em>let them get their hands on Robin Baker.<br/><br/>"Happy New Year," he muttered as the Doctors closed behind him. Just managing to catch a glimpse of a granite colored shadow moving through the air before the doors slid shut.<br/><br/><div align="center">---</div><br/>The Doctor returned to the TARDIS in no less than five minutes, a bottle of champagne tucked under one arm, a blue rose nestled between his fingers and a saxophone tucked under the other arm. He was laughing to himself as he walked towards her, a twinkle in his caramel eyes and a spring in his step. He stopped a metre or two away from Robin and danced towards her, humming Glen Miller's<em>In the Mood</em>the entire time.<br/><br/>When he stopped in front of Robin he handed her the bottle of champagne and offered the blue rose to her before reaching behind her and unlocking the door of the TARDIS. Once it had swung open he beamed at her before telling her; "We have to go. One member of the band was being rude to Bill the waiter, so I sort of....stole his saxophone and pretended to hit on his mother."<br/><br/>The Doctor looked nervously over his shoulder and scratched his head sheepishly before gesturing for Robin to head inside. "I would get inside. He's coming after me with a very large plasma rifle. It could probably boil my brain in a second."