Author's Note: Soooo... I couldn't keep my fingers from the keyboard. This is an extention to the story "Exiled". If you haven't read it, GO READ IT. I promise, it'll make sense after you read it.
I may keep this story slightly shorter... But your feedback in the form of reviews are always cherished and welcomed. I also look for suggestions and recommendations too. And questions! I like questions! Helps keep me on track. :)
Without further adieu, here's the story!
Disclaimer: I don't own Sailor Moon and company.
Life
The sheet began sliding off a fatigued body as he rose, the sun shining in his eyes. Kunzite gave a sigh as he sat up in his bed and rubbed the sleep out. He looked out the window to his room seeing it already open. He gave a small smile.
It was a new day.
It was peaceful. He turned his head to the side seeing his beautiful blonde wife resting peacefully under the covers. A smile curled on his lips. He leaned down towards her and began pressing his lips against her neck giving feather soft kisses. She groaned after a few moments feeling the sensations.
"Good Morning Venus," he whispered to her.
Her eyes fluttered open as she saw him leaning over her.
She gave a smile back to him, her arm lifting up and reaching to his face. "Good Morning Kunz-"
"MOM!" shouted a loud voice from outside of their closed door. There was a loud knock again, and again, and again.
Kids...
"Yes Mina?" spoke the mother as she waited to hear what her daughter wanted.
"Can I come in?!" shouted the girl from the other side of the door. "I want to tell you something important!"
Minako looked up at her husband, he gave her a silent look. She immediately knew what it meant.
"MOM!"
"Is there blood involved?" Venus asked.
"No... BUT-"
"Is anyone needing to go to the hospital?"
"No... BUT-"
"Has anyone or anything died?"
"No...BUT-"
"Then come back in about an hour. Let me sleep," spoke the mother as she smirked up at her husband. He gave her a slight nod of approval.
They heard stomping dissipate in the distance.
Kunzite smirked looking down to his wife, "Now... where were we?"
They were too busy with each other to realize a second set of feet come up to their door. There was a different, heavier knock.
The couple broke apart trying to contain their breathing.
"Mom? Dad?" asked a voice that was deeper.
Minako wanted to groan outloud in frustration. "Yes?"
"Why is Mina crying?"
Kunzite looked down to his wife, who began to sit up. She sighed rubbing her forehead. "I'll be right there," uttered the former senshi.
They heard their son's footsteps leave down the hallway.
"You coddle her too much," spoke Kunzite, a bit frustrated his early morning was so rudely interrupted.
Minako just gave him a look before putting on her robe. "Let me see what's going on, but don't go too far." She leaned in to give her husband a kiss, "I promise I'll be back."
He gave a smirk, "Don't make me wait too long, or I might come and find you myself."
So was life in Crystal Tokyo. It was peaceful and close to perfection. Of course, to the family of 9, with 5 children out of the home and already functioning members of society, nothing could seem to disrupt this life.
Kunzite listened carefully as he heard his wife trying to console their hormonal, teenage daughter.
...of course except for their children.
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