Letters
To my favorite brother,
Touya stared at the line in amazement. Why was Sakura calling him her favorite brother? He was her only brother, or did they have brothers that he wasn't aware of?
Touya shook his head and laughed; he was just being foolish. He began to read his 'favorite' and only sister's letter.
'To my favorite brother,
I wanted to send you this letter and tell you that you are always my favorite oni-chan, and always will be. I sometimes hate you because you call me kaijuu and get into fights with Syaoran; but I forgive you. I wanted you to know all this, but I couldn't tell you. I love you Touya. I would rather that you didn't hate Syaoran, or call me kaijuu; but in the end, I don't want you to change. You've always been there for me, thank you.
Sakura'
Touya stared down at the letter, a smile creeping onto his face as he read it.
"I love you too Sakura" he whispered softly. He carefully folded the paper and slipped it into his pocket. He then headed up to his room. He felt like writing something.
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Sakura slipped into the dark house. She carefully closed the door behind her and locked it. She then crept up the stairs and went inside her room.
The light was on, which surprised her. She stared at the folded paper on her desk.
"What is this?" she asked. She wondered if Touya had found the letter she had left for him to find.
She picked up and unfolded the paper. It was from Touya:
'To my favorite sister,
I also find you annoying sometimes; but I'd also rather not have you any other way. For your sake, I'll just ignore that gaki. I love you too; even if you do act like a monster sometimes.
Your best oni-chan Touya'
Sakura stared down at the letter, a smile creeping onto her face. She placed the letter down on the table. She decided to forgive him this once for calling her a monster.
She froze as she saw the words written on the back: To Kaijuu
"Touya!" she screamed.
In his room, Touya smirked, and then settled down to sleep. He always got the last word. And luckily, he had a strong enough lock on his door that even Sakura couldn't break it down...hopefully.