Saying yes was almost completely worth it just for the Doctor's reaction. Nora felt herself match the Doctor's grin, and made herself walk calmly into the TARDIS, rather than scurry in with excitement like she really wanted to. Taking a moment to spin on the spot to take in the scenery once again, she saw the Doctor enter and she got one last look at the world before the doors closed. She saw the bench she had been sitting one, her heels left behind, and the rose bushes and the hotel behind it. Her mother, father, brother, sister-in-law, and little nephew were in there somewhere. But she knew that if she asked then they wouldn't get the chance to miss her or even know that she had left. "Goodbye," she said softly before the doors were closed and her world was left behind.
Excitement filled her and she didn't think she would be able to contain it. Nora turned and followed the Doctor to the control panel, and just barely stopped herself from accidentally knocking into a few buttons. Who knew what that might have caused. The Doctor started describing the hot chocolate they were going to go drink to her and she couldn't not smile. Just when she thought her smile couldn't get any bigger it did. Then the planet they were going to, Beauwind, was being described and the only thing that made her grin falter was the word icy. But before she had a chance to say anything the TARDIS jerked and she caught herself on the railing before she could fall. "A bit of a bumpy ride," she commented through a laugh, then she remembered what she had said about ice.
"Um, I'm not exactly dressed for cold weather," Nora commented once she got back onto her feel. She held her arms out as though to illustrate her point. The periwinkle colored dress was sleeveless and knee length, and made out of think silky material. Her shoes had been left on the garden bench, so she was barefooted. "Got a jumper I could borrow?" Nora asked wryly.