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atherine de Gallois poured the vintage claret from a bottle and into two crystal goblets. She put down the bottle, picked up the goblets and walked towards the balcony where her husband stood, enjoying the night sky. 'Here you are môn amour.' She passed Remy one of the crystal goblets and they raised a silent toast, clinking the goblets together, before kissing passionately on the lips.

Her husband, Remy de Gallois was a handsome man with bright blue eyes that were full of life. He broke the kiss after a long moment and stroked Katherine’s curly dark hair with his hand. He looked deeply into her large brown eyes. 'You look beautiful tonight Katherine.' Katherine smiled and gave a low curtsey, her long and elegant purple Renaissance robe resting on the floor as she did. 'Why thank you monsieur!' she replied demurely.

Remy took a sip from the goblet and put his arm around his wife’s shoulders as they gazed up at the stars above them. 'This is an excellent wine. My uncle’s vineyard?' he asked and Katherine nodded. Remy squeezed his wife around the waist, pulling her towards him. 'You always were his favourite,' he teased, 'no wonder I just had to marry you!'

Katherine nudged Remy playfully. 'He has a Visconti’s natural good taste!'

Remy breathed in deeply, a smile playing over his handsome face. 'It’s a wonderful spring night!'

Katherine nodded contentedly and took another sip of her wine. 'I’m tired,' she yawned, resting her head on his shoulder. 'I’m going to bed.'

'I’ll be along in a moment,' Remy replied, sipping from his wine again.

'Don’t be too long!' Katherine smiled wickedly up at Remy and then left the balcony and her husband to enter their chateau and the bedroom. Remy half turned to see her blow out the candles nearest their bed and then take off her robe and climb in. He drunk the last remaining drops of his wine and gazed up at the stars and moon again – what a lucky man he was!

 
A shadow flitted briefly across the moon. Remy looked up but could see nothing. Then he heard a sudden noise coming from underneath the balcony that sounded like a malevolent chuckle. He bent over the balcony to get a better look and saw a shape scuttle amongst the shadows beneath. Frowning, he leant even further and then his face froze in terror as a black shape rose swiftly to engulf him.
 
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he TARDIS tumbled through the multicoloured miasma that was the Time Vortex.

Inside the TARDIS, the Doctor stood in front of the central console as the pillar of brilliant light rose and fell to show that the TARDIS was in flight. He looked around the massive, oval chamber that was bathed in golden, orange light and breathed out slowly. Was she right? Did he need some one to stop him going too far? Should he have tried a little harder in persuading Donna to come with him?

His thoughts turned to his last adventure and he smiled at the madness of it all – who would’ve thought that he would pursue a runaway bride up a busy motorway in the TARDIS? The Doctor broke into a grin and silently wished Donna well for the future – whatever that might be!
 
 
 
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