"Stay calm. I. . . I might have just started my heat."
“Here, Now?” He looked around desperately before ducking his head so that his blushing would hopefully not be noticed by the others in the room. “It’s your little brother’s christening.” He hissed as if River didn’t know where they were.
“Time machine, Pond. Promise we won’t be late, but I’ve just gotten an urgent message from-from-from KLOM! Yes, they need us both on Klom, with no time to waste, right River?” The Doctor was the actual worst at lying, he didn’t even need to give an explanation in the first place.
“Yes. Klom. We’ll back. Promise.” She kissed Amy and then Rory on the cheek, then pulled the Doctor out of the church, back into the blue box they often called home. “God, you’re a shit liar,” she murmured.
“That is rude, I am a great liar. I lie all the time. I’m a universally renowned liar.” He flipped a few switches, the TARDIS groaning as she dematerialized. “Now, lets get some suppressants in you. You’ll be good as new.”
“Doctor…” she whispered, moving up behind him and wrapping her arms around his waist. “Do you think it will work when I’m this far into my heat?” Her hands moved to pull his jacket down his arms.
The Doctor jumped at River touching him and he was quick move away from here, going to the other side of the console. “Yes, yes I think it will work.”
“Oh, but I don’t want the suppressants,” she whined, pouting a little as leaned forward over the console a bit. “Please, Alpha?” She only ever called him that in the peak of her heat.
He wavered a time bit before shaking his head. “No, absolutely not. No babies. You and I have made a lot of enemies. It’s not practical or safe. Not to mention, I don’t do babies.”