A/N: This is my first fanfic I've written. I hope you enjoy it. Im in the middle of editing all of the beginning chaters, so if you notice any inconsistencies I do apologize ahead of time.
Disclaimer: I do not Inuyasha because if I did Kagome wouldn't sit Inuyasha so much.
Half-demon from another time
Chapter One- Good news
Johanna is sitting at the computer in her her room when her parents come in to tell her some very good news. They announce that she will be going to Japan to visit with her best friend Kagome. Her parents already talked it over with Kagome's mom, and she is to stay there her whole summer vacation. Johanna can't help but to be excited. She can't believe she is finally going to get to see Kagome after two years. Her excitement doesn't last though as it is quickly replaced by anxiety and fear. She is worried about the way Kagome will reat if she finds about the few hanges that has happended in the last two years.
"How will Kagome act if I tell her?" she says out loud. Johanna goes downstairs to ask her parents about what to do. She finds them in the kitchen. Her dad is sitting at the table reading the paper and her mom is fixing lunch. She doesn't say anything at first not quite sure on how to bring it up.
Feeling someone looking at him, her father looks up at the doorway to see her standing there. "What's wrong honey? I thought that you would be happy to see your best friend."
"Believe me I am more than happy that I get a chane to see her again. It's just that I'm worried about how Kagome might act if I tell her about my healing powers and slight behavior issues." She sits at the table and starts fiddling with the end of her vibrant red hair with natural blonde highlights that is on her shoulder. It's up in a high ponytail and ends mid-back.
"If she is truly your friend, and we all know she is, it won't matter to her." Her mother says as she turns and leans against the counter.
Johanna thinks about it for a moment. "You're right. I'll just have to wait and see what happens. Does she know I'm coming?"
Her dad sets down his paper. "No. Her mother thought it would be a good idea to surprise her. "
"Oh, that's great. I'll go ahead and start packing that way I won't forget anyhting." She gets up from the table, but before she leaves her stops her.
"We don't want you emailing her or anything telling about the surprise, okay?'
"Okay, I won't." Johanna leaves and goes upstairs to pack. 'I hope you're right about Kagome, Mom.'