Kimera-jade-kazama: Hi there! This is my first story on ff.net, so I hope
u like it, maybe even enough to review it? ~Looks hopeful~
Yue: Haven't you got to tell them all something?
Kimera-jade-kazama: Oh yeah.
Disclaimer: I don't own Cardcaptors.If I did, Yue would be by my side 24/7
Yue: ~Looks nervous~
Shape of my heart
Chapter1. The Arrival
Clow Reed sighed to himself as he looked at the clock. Any time now, she would be there, but he couldn't help but worry about Yue. He knew that they had to meet soon, and he hoped that Yue would understand. He had kept them apart for so long for his own reasons, but he now knew that the time was right for them to meet.
Yue was trying to sleep (A/N have you noticed that he sleeps a lot?), but Kero just would not stop bugging him. Yue was about to throw some crystals at him, when he saw a strange looking girl. He watched as she headed over to the building where Clow was. Yue thought that she was one of Clow's human friends, so he didn't attempt to talk to her, but he could clearly see that she was the most beautiful female he had ever seen.
Kero decided to follow this strange new visitor. It seemed unusual to him that she could find her way around without a guide. He watched as she walked up to Clow Reed, and they hugged for what seemed like an eternity. Kero looked stunned. He had never seen Clow reveal his emotions before to anyone other than Yue. Kero told himself that he had to tell Yue about this development.
Kero went back to Yue to tell him what he had seen, but when he got back, Yue was carving something out of ice, and he kept talking about `a beautiful girl`. Kero began to wonder if he was the only one not to let this new person's arrival go to his head.
Clow Reed smiled to himself. At long last his daughter, Chloe, had come home. Clow was still preoccupied by the fact that his time was coming, and he hoped that Chloe would have enough power to support Yue and Kero if they needed to be supported. He just hoped that his faithful guardians would accept her.
Kimera-jade-kazama: well, folks, what to you think? Yue: Just one question: what was I carving out of ice? Kimera-jade-kazama: you'll find out soon enough, I promise.
Shape of my heart
Chapter1. The Arrival
Clow Reed sighed to himself as he looked at the clock. Any time now, she would be there, but he couldn't help but worry about Yue. He knew that they had to meet soon, and he hoped that Yue would understand. He had kept them apart for so long for his own reasons, but he now knew that the time was right for them to meet.
Yue was trying to sleep (A/N have you noticed that he sleeps a lot?), but Kero just would not stop bugging him. Yue was about to throw some crystals at him, when he saw a strange looking girl. He watched as she headed over to the building where Clow was. Yue thought that she was one of Clow's human friends, so he didn't attempt to talk to her, but he could clearly see that she was the most beautiful female he had ever seen.
Kero decided to follow this strange new visitor. It seemed unusual to him that she could find her way around without a guide. He watched as she walked up to Clow Reed, and they hugged for what seemed like an eternity. Kero looked stunned. He had never seen Clow reveal his emotions before to anyone other than Yue. Kero told himself that he had to tell Yue about this development.
Kero went back to Yue to tell him what he had seen, but when he got back, Yue was carving something out of ice, and he kept talking about `a beautiful girl`. Kero began to wonder if he was the only one not to let this new person's arrival go to his head.
Clow Reed smiled to himself. At long last his daughter, Chloe, had come home. Clow was still preoccupied by the fact that his time was coming, and he hoped that Chloe would have enough power to support Yue and Kero if they needed to be supported. He just hoped that his faithful guardians would accept her.
Kimera-jade-kazama: well, folks, what to you think? Yue: Just one question: what was I carving out of ice? Kimera-jade-kazama: you'll find out soon enough, I promise.