ViviVanGogh

Your shoulders slumped down with a sigh as you plopped yourself down on your kitchen chair. You blew your bangs away from your eyes and eyed the Doctor before you who had his usual smile on his lips. “So what are we doing here?” he asked curiously. “To relax,” you stated. He raised an eyebrow at you, not quite sure what you were saying by this. As per usual, the Doctor told you that you could have traveled anywhere in time to relax. He then began to list popular locations such as Paris, Italy, and Venice—each one either a hundred years in the past or a hundred years in the future. You put your hand up to stop hi

He sat in his chair head back waiting for her to come home. It was already nearing three in the morning and she still wasn't home. He glanced out the window watching the rain fall, shimmering under the streetlights. she stumbled home in the dark tripping over her own feet, the rain pouring down around her. It seemed rather fitting, that the sky be so dark and the weather be so gloomy when she felt so low. soon she was at the door leaning against it to stay standing as she fumbled through her purse looking for her keys. When she finally found the blasted things she managed to unlock the door and make her way through the tiny foyer to the stai

You were all tossed into prison cells. Thorin sat quietly wondering about how much time they had lost in their quest, Bofur narrated their pretty obvious situation, and you were shoved into a cell with Fili. You thought to take it as an opportunity to smother him with ‘motherly love’ since he and Kili were deprived of it on this journey but decided against it for now. “How long do you think we’ll be here?” Bofur wondered out loud. You walked around your cell door and sighed at the question, “Longer than we’re supposed to.” You scoffed. Thorin wasn’t paying much attention to Bofur’s

‘Now remember Merlin, my niece is going to arrive either today or tomorrow, depending on how her journey goes. So I want you on your best behaviour and no funny business, got it?’ Gaius lectured Merlin just as Merlin was about to walk out of the door. ‘No funny business, got it,’ Merlin smirked and Gaius couldn’t help but to return a smile. Both Merlin and Gaius went about their daily work with Gaius keeping an eye out for your arrival. Merlin was just about to go to bed and Gaius had long since claimed that you must be arriving the next day when there was a gentle knock on the door. ‘Gaius?’ a so