Hello guys! Here's my new story because I love Ryou! Enjoy! I DO NOT OWN YU-GI-OH OR ITS CHARACTERS!
Prologue: Meeting Bakura
She was alone. In fact, she was so alone that she sat in the ally way with her knees hugged to her chest. All she could think about was the horrible things that she's done. She was just a lonely girl with no home, sitting in a position quite pathetic. Aka was right, she didn't deserve to be in the world. She might as well not exist. What was she even doing here? She was so confused. What was wrong with her? Was it the fact that no one cared? Or was it the fact that she was a horrible person? She didn't know. All she knew for sure was her name: Erisu.
She started to hear something. It sounded like footsteps coming in her direction. She looked up to see a boy about a year older than her. His white, silvery hair was shining in the sun. He had brown eyes and a striped shirt on. He was actually quite handsome. He squatted down to her level with a smile on his face, yet a look of concern.
"Are you alright?" he said with a British accent.
She couldn't answer. Tears were streaming down her face, one after the other.
"Hey, don't cry," he said, even more concerned.
He got down on his knees and held her in an embrace. She was quite shocked at first, but then she was okay with it. It was quite comforting, and for some reason her tears stopped.
"There, are you okay now?" he smiled.
She nodded. This person actually seemed to care. Was this even possible? Was she even worth this?
"My name is Bakura, what's your name?" Bakura asked.
"E-Erisu," she answered.
"Do you have any family?" he asked. She shook her head. "How about friends?" Again, she shook her head. "A home?" Another shake.
He thought for a bit and then took her hand, "How about you come to my apartment. You can stay there for a bit until we can find something."
She was hesitant at first. She didn't know if he would try to do something to her if she went, but what would he do to a person who didn't deserve to live? If he killed her, it would all be okay to her. If he didn't, then what? He seemed nice enough. He was the only person who even stopped to try to cheer her up in the millions of people who just passed her by.
She nodded. He helped her stand up and wrapped his arm around her shoulders.
"Come on. Let's go," he smiled.
