B.D. has done it again. Come out with another frickin story. I don't know if this is a good thing or a bad thing but...oh well. I was listening to the song Wish You Were Here by Rednex and this popped into my head. This is starting simple but it might become a massive complex thing...I haven't decided. However please enjoy the beginning and let me know what you think about it.

I do not own the characters of this fanfic. They belong to the authors of the manga's and anime's that the characters come from. If an original character appears I will point them out.

Chapter 1

Kagome stood on a rock over looking the river letting the sound of the water and the gentle moonlight wash over her. She held a necklace in her hands fingering the beads softly as she looked up at the stairs. Far behind her lay the lights of her city home but out here…in the land she'd traveled in the past and had survived intact. She slipped the necklace around her throat and wrapped her arms about herself swaying as words poured from her throat almost in prayer.

"Wish you were here, me oh my countryman, wish you where here, wish you were here, don't you know the stove is, getting colder, and I miss you like hell, and I'm feeling blue."

It'd been a few weeks since she purified the jewel and was thrust roughly back into her own time. She'd never know what became of Inuyasha, Sango, and Miroku, or Shippo and Kaede.

"Wish you were here, me oh my countryman, wish you where here, wish you were here, don't you know the stove is, getting colder, and I miss you like hell, and I'm feeling blue."

Kagome closed her eyes in remembrance, this was the place. The place Inuyasha had told her he loved her. Haltingly and blushing madly he'd told her he loved her and how he wanted to always protect her.

"I've got feelings for you babe. Do you still feel the same? From the first time I laid my eyes on you, I felt joy of living; I saw heaven in your eyes, in your eyes."

Tears began to fall steadily and her voice went husky as she cried. The same night he confessed his love was the night of the new moon and she'd opened her arms and heart to him. On the very rock she now stood, Inuyasha had taken her to be his mate. Two days before he made a wish on the jewel, two days before she was flung home. That night they had talked about their future. It was uncertain but very specific that the two of them would be together no matter what happened.

"Wish you were here, me oh my countryman, wish you where here, wish you were here, don't you know the stove is, getting colder, and I miss you like hell, and I'm feeling blue."

She remembered the four of them gathered together in a circle as Kagome took Inuyasha's rosary off and slipped it over her own head. He'd smiled at her in his rare and beautiful smile and she'd felt her heart pounding in response. Then he'd clenched the pure jewel tightly and whispered his wish so quietly no one heard. He'd never told anyone what he'd wish for through they knew he no longer wanted to be a full demon. The jewel had glowed blindingly and when Kagome's eyes had cleared she was under the God tree in her era. She'd run to the well in desperation but it was nothing more than a dry-well now, no more bones, no more aura.

"I miss your laugh, I miss your smile, I miss everything about you. Every second's like a minute, every minute's like a day, when you're far away."

Her hands moved to her stomach and laid there with a soft joy inside her heartache. From that one night, Inuyasha had left her a gift. A gift that the jewel couldn't tear from her. She was pregnant with Inuyasha's child.

"Wish you were here, me oh my countryman, wish you where here, wish you were here, don't you know the stove is, getting colder, and I miss you like hell, and I'm feeling blue."

She stretched out on the ground with her arms over her eyes as she choked out the last verse of the song.

"I've got feelings for you babe. From the first time I laid my eyes on you. Wish you were here, me oh my countryman, wish you where here, wish you were here, don't you know the stove is, getting colder, and I miss you like hell, and I'm feeling blue."

As the woods echoed with the last note she rolled onto her stomach and cried herself to sleep.

In the darkest moments we realize what it is we want most...