The Doctor grinned broadly and took her hand in his. The smile seemed brighter than the walls of the hospital and more comforting than any of the luxury's that the magical place could offer. It seemed that nothing could break that smile when he truly meant it. The joy he expressed seemed invincible in the face of despair.<br/><br/>"I haven't even told you the best part of that story yet," the Doctor said, but didn't elaborate on what he meant. Instead he listened to Robin and stroked the palm of her hand with his fingers, carefully and soothingly, as she spoke.<br/><br/>"You, are not horrible to look at," the Doctor said, once she was done talking, and got to his feet. He began to press buttons on the side of the strange devices that hung around her bed, causing them to fold away before raising the girl to her feet in a slow careful motion. "You are are one of the greatest things in all of creation. Poet's will one day tell of your beauty and children will make up dirty limericks about your figure."<br/><br/>The Doctor had pulled out a tablet computer from the side of Robin's bed and had begun pressing buttons, seemingly at random. The room began to change color, from white to red and then from red to green before flickering to yellow and then blue.<br/><br/>"Do you know how I know this Robin?" he asked whilst he fumbled with the technology. "Because, you're going to make histor. You're going to travel with me and we're going to show the universe just how incredible we are." The room had now turned to a shade of blue, the same color as the TARDIS and the walls had become dotted with large black question marks.<br/><br/>"I'll be that fraction more incredible of course, it's only natural, but don't worry it's not a competition," the Doctor said before tapping a few more buttons, causing the chair behind him to sink into the ground along with the bed.<br/><br/>"In case you're wondering, which I know you are, I'm checking you out of the hospital," the Doctor said before crossing the room and sliding the tablet computer into a recess that had opened up in it. "This place is so efficient that everything can be done in one room. From scans and inoculations, to diagnosis and operations."<br/><br/>"Usually the process takes a few hours...but I thought, why not save time and hack the system. That should spare all the fine doctors and nurses some time and effort," he said before turning to Robin and smiling at her. "Are you ready to go?"<br/><br/>Robin was not ready to go. It was very clear that she was not ready to go. No one dressed in a hospital gown was ready to leave when they were dressed in next to nothing.<br/><br/>Whether he was winding her up or whether he was just that silly was anyone's guess.