A/N: Mikoto narrates ~~ItachiSilverwolf
Forever Never
By: Silverwolf
To begin with it was a life of luxury. That was before they seized everything leaving me in the streets with my two children. And then they took my children. I cried as they held me and placed them both in the back of a patrol car. There was nothing I could do I wasn't even left with a chance to say goodbye. It is still hard to believe that in moments not only did the house disappear, but so did my children. Now I have to find proof that I can find a place to stay. That I can provide for the children. I have to get my boys back. What kind of mother would I be if a didn't?
The story I remember is that Fugaku owed money to the government. After that it all runs downhill fast. I went from him not paying and leaving to them seizing everything he owned. Unfortunately for me and my children it meant they took our house and everything in it. Every possession we once owned was gone the moment they put us out of the house. Without a place to live I was declared unfit to keep Itachi and Sasuke. Next came the car to take them. Instead of having a chance they were lost to me. I didn't even have time to even tell members of my family that I no longer had a place to stay. I'm actually surprised they didn't take the clothes off our bodies. I cried as I told both of my boys I would see them again. Neither of them cried. Itachi actually looked prepared to fight his way back to me. Sasuke, well my baby just stared confused. I doubt he even understood what happened. I was left being restrained by someone as the car holding my boys pulled away. That was the last time I saw them. I was certain everyone would know of the fall of the Uchiha family by morning. I mean it isn't everyday that high class family goes from riches to rags everyday.
I fear for my boys. What will happen to them? Where will they stay? I know I have to get them back, but is there a way to get them back? I've read stories of mother fighting for their children long after they've proved able to care for them. Will I be one of those mothers? I promised my boys I would see them again. The question I now had was when was again.