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Amaya whistled as she got home, settling her bag by the door. "Okaa-san!" she called out, competing with a blaring radio. She quickly shut the thing off, already starting to get a headache. "OKAA-SAN!"
"Atashi kirai isudemo kanojo bouji," she groaned as she heard noises coming from upstairs. She decided to march up there and interrupt. However disturbing it may be.
"Shimatta...Okaa-san...." This was the third time this week she'd had her boyfriend up here. "Akuryou-San! Okaa-san!" She kicked open the door, finding her mother in a very compromising position with the dark-haired and white eyed man.
"Fakku! Don't you know how to knock, ona?" The man quickly grabbed a sheet, placing it over his still hard manhood.
Amaya thought the gesture unnecessary. "You're dick isn't that big, Akuryou- san. Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to talk to my mother, alone."
"Musume-"
"Okaa-san. It's about school."
"Another fight?"
"Hai, Okaa-san."
"With who?"
"Some chikushoume that called me a bastard." Under her breath, she added "Fucking whore."
"Amaya-kun, you really should watch your language."
That one turned a golden eyed glare towards him, pushing her black tipped silver braid off her shoulder. "Do not tell me what to do."
"Kyou-chan-" Kagome was interrupted by a quick kiss as the man stood, still with the sheet around himself. "Mm....You'd best get going, anyway. I'll see you tomorrow." She smiled as that one gathered his clothes with a sigh.
"Yarichen," the younger girl spat as he left.
"AMAYA-CHAN!"
"He is. I don't trust him. He smells weird."
Kagome sighed, getting ready for a shower. "He smells weird because he works as a mechanic during the day, and works the fish-factories at night."
"All I know is that he doesn't smell like fish, and the only grease I smell on him is the grease that oozes from his skin." This was a long standing argument, one the golden eyed girl wasn't about to give up.
"Go start supper, Musume-chan."
As she started the cooking, she pulled out a laptop from its case, powering it up, and connecting for her routine check in with her best friend and penpal.
"Sora-chan......"
NOTES: There will be a lack of formatting at the moment. I don't feel like converting this into an HTML document just for that sake.
TRANSLATIONS: Okaa-san: Mother.
Atashi kirai isudemo kanojo bouji: Roughly means, 'I really hate when she's having sex'. I have not been formally trained in the language, so grammar and all that may be off.
Shimatta: Shit.
Fakku: Fuck
Ona: Woman
Musume: Daughter
chikushoume: Son of a bitch (incredibly funny considering she's referencing a female with that...)
Yarichen: basatard/pimp/something like that. I think the spelling's wrong so I can't recheck it.
-Chan is a name suffix, signifying a loving, close relationship, usually between girls, or something young or cute.
-Kun, name suffix-from girl to guy it means a friendly relationship (from Amaya, it's usually mocking), from guy to girl, it means 'employee/lower- rank'.
-San, suffix, signifies an older friend, with respect.
Two: All other notes are at bottom of Chapter. Except for this: Full summary inside Profile.
Amaya whistled as she got home, settling her bag by the door. "Okaa-san!" she called out, competing with a blaring radio. She quickly shut the thing off, already starting to get a headache. "OKAA-SAN!"
"Atashi kirai isudemo kanojo bouji," she groaned as she heard noises coming from upstairs. She decided to march up there and interrupt. However disturbing it may be.
"Shimatta...Okaa-san...." This was the third time this week she'd had her boyfriend up here. "Akuryou-San! Okaa-san!" She kicked open the door, finding her mother in a very compromising position with the dark-haired and white eyed man.
"Fakku! Don't you know how to knock, ona?" The man quickly grabbed a sheet, placing it over his still hard manhood.
Amaya thought the gesture unnecessary. "You're dick isn't that big, Akuryou- san. Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to talk to my mother, alone."
"Musume-"
"Okaa-san. It's about school."
"Another fight?"
"Hai, Okaa-san."
"With who?"
"Some chikushoume that called me a bastard." Under her breath, she added "Fucking whore."
"Amaya-kun, you really should watch your language."
That one turned a golden eyed glare towards him, pushing her black tipped silver braid off her shoulder. "Do not tell me what to do."
"Kyou-chan-" Kagome was interrupted by a quick kiss as the man stood, still with the sheet around himself. "Mm....You'd best get going, anyway. I'll see you tomorrow." She smiled as that one gathered his clothes with a sigh.
"Yarichen," the younger girl spat as he left.
"AMAYA-CHAN!"
"He is. I don't trust him. He smells weird."
Kagome sighed, getting ready for a shower. "He smells weird because he works as a mechanic during the day, and works the fish-factories at night."
"All I know is that he doesn't smell like fish, and the only grease I smell on him is the grease that oozes from his skin." This was a long standing argument, one the golden eyed girl wasn't about to give up.
"Go start supper, Musume-chan."
As she started the cooking, she pulled out a laptop from its case, powering it up, and connecting for her routine check in with her best friend and penpal.
"Sora-chan......"
NOTES: There will be a lack of formatting at the moment. I don't feel like converting this into an HTML document just for that sake.
TRANSLATIONS: Okaa-san: Mother.
Atashi kirai isudemo kanojo bouji: Roughly means, 'I really hate when she's having sex'. I have not been formally trained in the language, so grammar and all that may be off.
Shimatta: Shit.
Fakku: Fuck
Ona: Woman
Musume: Daughter
chikushoume: Son of a bitch (incredibly funny considering she's referencing a female with that...)
Yarichen: basatard/pimp/something like that. I think the spelling's wrong so I can't recheck it.
-Chan is a name suffix, signifying a loving, close relationship, usually between girls, or something young or cute.
-Kun, name suffix-from girl to guy it means a friendly relationship (from Amaya, it's usually mocking), from guy to girl, it means 'employee/lower- rank'.
-San, suffix, signifies an older friend, with respect.