𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑷𝒐𝒏𝒅 𝑻𝒘𝒊𝒏𝒔 ☆ The Glorious Series ｟ BOOK 1 ｠

Vincent and The Doctor [Part 1]

A/N: Hello! :)

So without further adieu...

Things just didn't feel the same since Rory was gone. Lexi felt awful being able to remember him while Amy couldn't. And it's not like she could say anything, She and The Doctor had agreed on that. The question was, 'Why?' Why was she able to remember him. She shouldn't have been able to. "I trust The Doctor." She had to tell herself. Trusting him was what would help her get through this. He said he would figure it out. Lexi needed to be strong though, for Amy. Maybe taking Amy a few different places would help keep their minds off things. They had taking her to places like: Arcadia and the Trojan Gardens. What they were currently doing, was walking through the Mussee D'Orsay in Paris to see the Vincent Van Gough exhibit. He just so happened to be the twins' favorite painter.

They entered the room where all the paintings were. There was a man who was lecturing people on all the paintings.

"Thanks for bringing me." Amy said to The Doctor as they made their way about the room.

"You're welcome." He replied giving Lexi a quick glance. She gave him soft smile. They stared into each others eyes for probably longer than either of them had intended. Their thoughts were interrupted by Amy.

"You're being so nice to me. Why are you two being so nice to me?"

"We're always nice to you." Lexi defended.

"Not like this. These places you're taking me - Arcadia, the Trojan Gardens, now this. I think it's suspicious."

"Well, it's not. There's nothing to be suspicious about." The Doctor said quickly.

"Ok, I was joking. Why aren't you?"

"Well, I think this is amazing." Lexi changed the subject as she glanced around the room at all the beautiful art around them.

"Oh!" Amy grabbed The Doctor by the arm. The Doctor quickly grabbed Lexi's hand to pull her along with them. Amy pulled them over to Vincent Van Gough's 'The Church at Auvers'. She held up her guidebook next to it, "Look! There it is, the actual one."

"Yes. You can almost feel his hand painting it right in front of you. Carving the colors into shapes... Wait a minute." He let go of Lexi's hand and peered closer at the painting.

"What?" Lexi asked giving him a confused look.

"Well, just look at that." The Doctor pointed at the painting.

"What?" Amy asked.

"Something very not good indeed."

"What thing very not good?"

"Look there, both of you, in the window of the church."

The twins looked to exactly where he was pointing. Lexi wasn't quite sure, but it looked like a dark figure had been painted in one of the church windows.

"Is it a face?" Lexi asked in a shocked whisper.

"Yes. And not a nice face at all. I know evil when I see it and I see it in that window."

The Doctor made his way over to the man explaining the paintings.

"It has changed hands for something in the region of 20..." The man was cut off by The Doctor.

"Excuse me, if I can just interrupt for one second." The Doctor showed the psychic paper. "Sorry, everyone. Routine inspection, Ministry of Art and.,. Artiness. So, um..."

"Dr. Black."

"Yes, that's right. Do you know when that picture of the church was painted?"

"Ah, what an interesting question. Most people..."