Yes, so I finally update chapter 10! It has taken forever for this chapter to be cast out of my forehead, but finally it is born. I hope you guys enjoy. I don't own any businesses btw! LOL. Or I'd be rich as a mo'fo. I'm already working on the next chapter so, it SHOULD be ready/done in a week, two at the most.

A Simple Request

Chapter 10- The Brotherhood

Kagome sighed and pecked Shippo on his forehead as she dropped him off at his classroom. He returned a sloppy, wet kiss on her cheek, and Kagome touched her cheek gently with a slight smile. She rose gently from her kneeling position and turned to exit the building. Today her boss's brothers were visiting his office to check on his progress. Kagome climbed in her car with a sigh, starting the car, then fastening her seatbelt. She pulled down the mirror in the sun blocker and sighed as she fixed her hair into a low, professional ponytail. Kagome reversed and drove to work. As usual, she was about twenty minutes or so early and she boarded the elevator to her floor. She walked into her room briefly to set down her work bag then walked to the coffee machine. Kagome started instantly then stood on her tip-toes to grab a Styrofoam cup then set it on the counter. She sighed as she leaned against the counter and massaged her temples.

The coffee maker began to slow and Kagome opened her eyes. Standing on her tip-toes again, Kagome retrieved the creamer and sugar as well. Frowning, she pulled down seven other Styrofoam cups. Kagome knew her boss liked his coffee black, and she was sure that out of seven, two of the others did as well. She took a slight sip of her tan and overly sweet 'coffee'. Kagome made one the same as her own, then the other four various shades darker with less sugar. Smirking to herself, Kagome grabbed a silver platter and carefully placed the steaming cups of scalding liquid on it then carried them to the meeting room. She used the phone in her office to dial the donut shop she knew was a few miles away.

"Dem Donuts, how may I help you?" A woman questioned.

"Um yes, I would like to know if you do deliveries." Kagome responded politely.

"Yes ma'am, we do. What would you like to order?"

"Um, I would like a dozen glazed, chocolate, and chocolate sprinkle doughnuts each. I would also like to have a box with three jelly, four jam, and five banana cream doughnuts." Kagome replied. She heard the woman grunting as the sounds of buttons being pushed echoed through the microphone or receiver.

"Alright, that'll be fifty-seven ninety two with the addition of the delivery price we charge."

"Okay, well the place you will be delivering to is 1805 East Shire Boulevard. I can meet you in the front of the Usagi Incorporated building.

"Alright ma'am, according to our GPS, your order will be there in thirty minutes if traffic isn't bad." Kagome hung up the phone and stood up, throwing her head back to finish off the last of her coffee. She sensed he familiar presence of her boss with six others. Kagome glanced down out her window to see them discussing the landscape. She grabbed her purse and ran down the stairs to the lobby. Kagome watched them with half-interest at a closer distance then raced back up the stairs ten minutes later. She arranged the Styrofoam cups in the meeting room according to age appearance. Her boss sat at the head of the table because it was his company. Kagome sighed as replaced the Styrofoam cups on the silver platter and balanced it on her head as she carefully descended the stairs once more.

"Sirs," she greeted them as they approached the elevator. She assumed they were going to inspect the cubicle floors before her boss's floor.

"Ah Miss Higurashi, you are in early as always I see. What pleasant surprise do you have for us there?" Maru questioned with a gentle smile. She met the piercing grey eyes of all the brothers quickly before giving them all pleasant smiles.

"Nothing Sirs, just some wake up coffee I prepared because I got bored waiting for the elevator, so I took the stairs once more." Kagome replied still smiling kindly. She handed her boss his coffee first then distributed the rest from darker (her boss) to lighter. She watched as they all took a synchronized sip and a surprised expression took to their faces, except for Maru.

"Why this is distinctly how I like my coffee, like candy. Job well done Miss Higurashi was it?" The brother at the end of the 'line' told her. Kagome blushed delicately and placed the plate to her side with a small bow.

"Maru probably told her how we liked our coffee boys, no reason to be overly excited." The tallest one in the middle told the, taking a calm sip of his coffee. No one missed the small slip of anger that teased their senses or the slightest adjustment of her lips to keep from frowning.

"Why I did nothing of the sort Tamaru. I know nothing in you guys' taste in beverage besides alcohol." Kagome's eyes flashed with triumph and she removed her gaze from her boss, expecting some sort of apology from his brother.

"Hn," he replied still unsure. The conversation was clearly over, so Maru led his brothers to the elevator. Kagome scowled at him back and stared angrily after him; the nerve of that Sesshomaru-like asshole. Kagome turned so her heels met each other before marching back upstairs to return the silver platter. When she reached her office after returning the platter to its former place, she propped her feet on her desk and slid a pen into her mouth to chew on. It was a horrible nervous or thinking habit of hers that she had yet to grow out of from middle school. The delivery person was taking too long. Kagome rolled her eyes and shook her head at herself. She could be very impatient when it came to keeping a job she liked. She laughed at herself and noticed her heels scraped against a sticky note she hadn't read and she quickly returned her feet to the floor in order to reed it. It read:

"Order breakfast, preferably something for on-the-go." Kagome smiled and released her long hair from its ponytail and put the hair tie on her wrist.

"Man I'm bored." She said to herself aloud as she leaned back in her chair and quickly fell into a much needed sleep. Thirty minutes later, Kagome was awoken by the sound of her cell phone vibrating and sleepily opened her eyes then answered the desk phone. "Higurashi speaking,"

"Yo, come get these d amend boxes lady. I'm already ten minutes late to my next delivery." Kagome scowled at the phone.

"Hold your panties you damned cow. It isn't my fault you're late."

"Just hurry up you fat pig because unlike you, I got places to go" Kagome frowned and slammed down the phone. She grabbed the exact amount from her wallet and raced down the stairs to pay the rude delivery boy. When she reached the front of the building, she was surprised to see a familiar face.

"InuYasha?" Kagome questioned approaching him.

"Kagome? What are you doin here all dressed up?"

"Umm, this is where I work. Here's the money. I'm the fat pig that ordered those." InuYasha paled and handed her the boxes of food.

"Sorry about that, I've had a bad morning so far." He grumbled barely audible.

"You're still workin for the 'Sinct?" Kagome questioned trying to make polite conversation.

"Yeah, but I'll be leavin tomorrow for some Italian lovin, so I'll see you when I get back." He answered with a smile that didn't quite brighten his cheeks. Kagome only managed o nod as he raced of without warning or wait for her reply.

"Bye to you too," she murmured to his retreating back as she forced herself up the stairs again.

"You must be training for a triathlon Miss Higurashi." A familiar voice rang from beside her. Kagome chuckled slightly as she balanced the seven large boxes of doughnuts.

"Yeah, something like that," she replied with a smile. "I'm going to sit these in the meeting room so I can go get some paper towels from my car."

"This was very thoughtful of you Ms. Higurashi. You have everything well planned today, it must have taken you hours." Kagome smiled and blushed at the brother she was sure was the one that like 'candy' coffee and gave a small business like chuckle.

"Actually," she began putting the boxes of various doughnuts on the table, "The coffee was because I had some when I came in about fifteen minutes early. The doughnuts are because, what normal secretary allows her boss and guests to go without refreshments. I have extra paper towels in my car because with a four year old, messes can happen anywhere, anytime, and sometimes you don't even need anything to make it happen, so its good to be well prepared."

"I wasn't aware you were a single parent." He responded. Kagome didn't notice him taking a light sniff test of her scent, frowning at himself for the young musk scent on her cheek. How could he have missed the scent of a kitsune child on her? She was nearly drowned in it, but he could very clearly distinguish her scent from her kit's. Kagome paused, smiled, and nodded slightly.

"Yeah, it kinda just happened." She told him before excusing herself and hurrying down the fifty flights of stairs and to her car. She opened her trunk with a nail when she realized that she left her keys in her purse. Kagome grabbed two of the three paper towel rolls then glanced at the gallon of Hawaiian punch jug and grabbed it also. She was supposed to have taken Shippo on a picnic some weeks ago, but they never got around to it for a reason she couldn't recall. She checked the expiration date on the jug before closing the trunk.

There was an ice machine on her floor anyways. Kagome locked the trunk back with her long fingernail and hurried back inside. She paused, unsure whether to take the elevator or run back up the stairs for what seemed to be the thirtieth time that day. Kagome released an annoyed puff of air and decided to take the stairs after getting anxious from waiting for a few seconds. Kagome found herself out of breath by the time she reached her floor and figured she mastered the art of running in heels while going up stairs. Rolling her intense blue eyes at her pathetic dry sense of humor, Kagome recollected herself before stepping onto her floor. "That was quite fast, how about you set those down while I fill some cups with ice." Kagome merely nodded and disappeared into the meeting room as he left. She sat the gallon of juice on the table and took another collective breath before walking out to help the brother fill up cups. "I am sorry to hear about the loss of your husband or mate. I am sure it is hard raising a fox kit alone." Kagome blushed and shook her head.

"Shippo is my brother. Legally, I did adopt him as my son, since he was YAI into my mother, he didn't qualify as a rightful child so I had to adopt him back from the government."

"Ah, the Youkai Artificial Insemination project, I see. My apologies Miss…"

"Kagome, Higurashi Kagome." She replied with a slight smile as she took four of the eight cups.

"Yes, Miss Kagome. I apologize for insinuating such-,"

"It's quite alright. He is just like a son to me. I've raised him before and after he was out of my mother's womb."

"You're mother did not like demons?" He questioned. Kagome raised her eyebrows at the odd curiosity of the inu youkai.

"Forgive me, but I'm sharing a lot of personal information with you and I don't even know your name."

"Ah, no you must forgive me. You interrupted me somewhat before I could share with you that I am Yoshi Usagi." He replied with a darkening blush.

"Okay, Yoshi. Well you see, during my mother's pregnancy, she was very depressed because of my brother's choice of choosing the streets as a new home, so when Shippo was born, I was there to take care of him at any given moment when she was in her own little world. Then, one day, she decided to visit a therapist for help and her brakes were slashed. She was involved in an unstoppable head-on collision with another person, who was driving to get his brakes fixed. They both died at impact and my little Shippo was only two months old at the time."

"Wow, I'm sorry for having you bring up painful memories." Yoshi remarked earnestly as they re-entered the meeting room. The two sat their four cups down and Kagome opened the tropical drink to pour into each cup.

"I don't mean to be even more direct Miss Kagome, but have you ever worked as a waiter of sorts?" Kagome blushed and nodded.

"I was an IHOP waitress for three years and a Hooter's girl for six months, and it's no big deal Mr. Usagi, the memories are of a forgotten past while I strive for a better future." Kagome replied with a more serious tone then she had intended. Yoshi only nodded and she lightened the room with a silly grin.

"It is a move of…courage and inner strength to not allow mishaps and bad memories from the past disturb or interrupt your chosen path." Kagome nodded and placed the cups of punch she was still holding on the table and clapped her hands together in a manner of completion.

"Your brothers shall be arriving here within three minutes unless the elevator decides to fall. I'm going back to my office to check up on a friend." Yoshi chuckled at her sense of humor and gave her a bow of his head, dismissing her politely. Kagome left fairly quickly, rushing to her desk before pulling out her razor to dial Miroku's number. She situated herself in her leather chair as the phone rang. It rang three times before a strained voice answered.

"Hello?" A barely audible voice questioned.

"Hey 'Roku, sorry to disturb you, but I'm at work and I just wanted to see how Go-Go was doing." The sound of a stifled sob reached her sensitive hearing and Kagome suddenly felt an onslaught of tears build up behind her ocean blue eyes.

"She was pregnant 'Gome. If the medics could have gotten and treated the bullet wounds sooner, they could have saved them both 'Gome." She heard him sniffle, snort, hiccup, and then attempt to clear his throat before she caught onto what he had just said.

"What do you mean saved them both? 'Roku is Sango okay?"

"She only has a thirty-three percent of living Kagome. She's in horribly, critical condition. I think Kohaku wouldn't want to see his sister as a vegetable. I'm going to take her off the life support next week, especially if her condition worsens."

"What?!" Kagome exclaimed refusing to allow the build-up of tears to overflow from the banks of sand called her eyelids. "Miroku, someone doesn't recover from thirteen twenty-two machine gun wounds in a week!" Kagome's eyes suddenly felt hot and angry. She couldn't cry anymore for her best friend. She had spent all of last night crying. Sango was worth her tears and then some, but she couldn't become weak at her job over this.

"Why would you care?" Miroku hissed into the phone as if sudden anger had token over him.

"Wha-What, why wouldn't I care Mir-,"

"Why wouldn't you care?" He repeated madly giving a demented laugh. "You wouldn't care because when we fuckin needed you most Kagome, you abandoned us and went off with the bastard who could give a rat's ass about us. That is why you wouldn't care." Kagome's eyes widened impossibly and she shook her head even though he couldn't see her.

"No Miroku, you have got it all wrong, I-,"

"You fucked up big time Kagome. Don't even try to visit her, and it was your entire fault anyways. Naraku is after you, he took Sango's brother to get your attention, and you took fifteen god damn minutes to decide that you would rather him take Kohaku and leave then take you with him. What kind of shit is that?" Kagome couldn't hold back the sob that escaped her lips instead of words of protest that she had planned to say.

"You damned right you should cry, I don't know why it took you so long to do it anyways. You should be damned ashamed of yourself, its no surprise why InuYasha cheated on you all those years ago. You're a horrible friend, and I don't want to see you here at the hospital ever again, and that means Shippo too." Kagome sputtered before he hung up the phone. She blinked, allowing tears to fall freely down her eyes, and then snapped her phone shut. She furiously wiped her eyes and raced downstairs to her car. She knew she had some sort of consoling method in her trunk somewhere. She was suddenly glad she had decided to wait till the summer to clean out her car. She re-popped the trunk with her nail and dug through it vigorously. She released a sound of triumph while she pulled out a pack of scentless cigarettes. Of course with the existence of demons came an irritancy of sorts to their sensitive noses of the smell of burning tar, so a demon scientist, of course, invented the scentless cigarette, but to humans it was triple as potent. Kagome shrugged, her nose was as affected to the smell of normal cigarettes, so she had started using the scentless ones around the time she quit, eight years ago, when Shippo was born.

She rummaged around a bit for a lighter and smirked in triumph as she found her old, favorite blue lighter. She put the cigarette to her lips, lit it, and then tossed the lighter back into her trunk. Kagome took a long inhale of the completely white cigarette, and then exhaled slowly. Demons, because of their vast healing abilities, never got anything cancerous or having to deal with sickness. Unless it was the demon flu, invented by a human, measles, given to you by a weasel demon, chicken pox, oddly given to you by a rooster demoness or her chicks. Specific animal demons were prone to get the fleas' problem their lower species annoyingly attracted. Kagome for one, had the demon flew two months before Shippo was born, she remembered. It sucked horribly, more then the human flu because demons needed a stronger dose of things to even begins to take them down. That is how she knew she was a demon, and she guessed InuYasha had accidentally told someone of Naraku's gang of her sickness, because she and Souta were attacked not too long after she went to get the vaccine for it.

Souta handled it, horribly of course, because he was a hot magnet for police, so as soon as bullets started being shot, the police were there two seconds later. Thanks to her quick thinking, of course, they managed to get away with only a few bullets to their car. Kagome took the last drag of her cigarette and made an 'O' with the smoke before throwing the cigarette to the ground and crushing it under her shoe. Sighing, she picked it up and placed it in the small cardboard box she had specifically placed in the trunk of her car for when she was smoking. Kagome took a calm, collective breath before walking back inside the tall building. "Okay," she breathed out loud to herself as she boarded the left elevator, "I'm cool, and I'm okay. I won't let this situation control my life and ruin my chance of keeping myself a job that I love." Kagome nodded to herself at her words and the elevator ride was completely uninterrupted until the forty-ninth floor, when her boss and his brothers boarded.

"If I didn't know any better Miss Higurashi, I'd say you were psychically following my brothers and me." Kagome released a small chuckle and shook her head.

"I just came back from my car because I needed a small break." Maru nodded in understanding.

"I see, but you are to join us in the meeting room, correct?" He questioned gazing at her. Kagome smiled and nodded, knowing by the way he questioned she wasn't to deny.

"While I am not one who cares much about dress code, as long as it isn't too whorish, wearing your hair down is a strict no rule in my offices." Kagome glanced at the mean one she had nearly blown a casket with earlier. She blushed in response and bowed her head in apology.

"My apologies, I had taken my hair down earlier and forgotten to put it back into it's ponytail I-,"

"It's quite alright Ms. Higurashi. Tamaru wants me to change the rule I have at my office, but your hair is quite alright being down in my opinion. Besides, you wear your hair pulled back everyday. It is nice to see it in a different style." Kagome blushed at the hidden compliment and in embarrassment of listening to his brother instead of her boss. She pulled her hair back anyways with a small bow of her head as the elevator opened. She walked to the washroom and washed her hands quickly before heading back to the meeting room.

"Sorry to keep you waiting sirs, who would like what doughnut?" Yoshiro winked at her and passed out the cups. She noticed he place the extra cup she hadn't realized he had carried on the left of her boss where the empty seat was. Kagome set out the paper towels in front everyone before walking around with the boxes until they were empty. She hesitated briefly before her boss motioned with his eyes for her to sit on his left. Kagome bowed to them deeply and sat beside him. She picked up her chocolate glazed doughnut as they munched and spoke of boring sales.

"In the event that the Tashio Corps returns to its best runner/previous owner, would it not be better for us to create a merger of sorts with them rather than be his competition."

"I don't wish to merge with him right away," Tamaru protested after finishing the last of his glazed doughnut, "It will be like surrendering to him before he can successfully restart his company." Kagome ate merrily, only half listening to the conversation. She jumped when Tamaru slammed his fists on the glass table, cracks audibly reaching her ears.

"Perhaps it would be best if you would allow this person to establish his company first to see where his bearings for his business are before even mentioning a merger. If his business thrives and starts to over throw our own, send in a spy to see how he manages his work, and after you figure out he succeeds, offer a merger." Kagome replied after a few minutes of listening to the heated argument. The room became deadly silent at her calm, soft voice, Kagome figured they hadn't heard her and began licking the icing off her doughnut.

"That is a rather brilliant idea Kagome," Maru responded to her before returning to the previous 'conversation' at hand. Now they were forming a plan, and arguing about who the spy would be. Kagome rolled her eyes as she at her last doughnut. If this was how they checked their progress, she was greatly surprised that they were the most successful multi-national company. Their voices began to rise again and Kagome released a small growl.

"Hey!" She yelled, effectively cutting off any forming words, "How the hell are you guys going to make any progress with what you're producing if all you guys are doing is arguing over every little thing?!" Kagome felt her face turn red from the fourteen pairs of grey eyes on her before she continued. "No spies should be any of you seven. That would be deviously obvious. It should probably be a human, reptile, or kitsune demon. Honestly, who's the eldest here?"

"I was born first." Tamaru replied obviously. Kagome blinked rapidly before it clicked.

"No wonder you guys can't ever come to an agreement, you seven are septuplets."

"We do too come to agreements, or we wouldn't have a company on each continent." Yoshi protested with a sly grin.

"We do not come to agreements all the time Yoshi, the hybrid female is right."

"Shut up Yoshito. I won't askin you."

"Play nice kids." Tamaru told them. Kagome looked back and forth between her boss, Yoshi, Yoshito, and Tamaru. They all looked so similar, how could she have not noticed neither looked the eldest or youngest. She knew they referred to her boss as the youngest but-.

"Miss Higurashi was it?" One of the brothers questioned beside her. Kagome blinked and nodded. "I'm Moshi. Are you free tomorrow afternoon? I would like to treat you and your kitsune child to lunch." Kagome blinked rapidly again. Was he asking her on a date?

"I have to work tomorrow-,"

"Nonsense Kagome, take a day off. You need it."

"But-,"

"Aww, C'mon Miss Higurashi. After my brother takes you out, can I treat you and your kitsune child to lunch the next day?" Now Kagome was deeply confused. Perhaps they were just trying to get to know her?

"Um, I suppose I can work you guys into my sched-,"

"Quit hitting on my secretary Shita, she's not interested." Maru interrupted with a joking laugh. Kagome blushed furiously. This was most definitely awkward.

"I do believe Maru's secretary is not his sexual preference anyways." The last remaining brother whose name she didn't know responded. Kagome glanced at the deep, furious blush of Shita, then the pompous smirk of the one who sat beside him. He looked completely different from the others, so different that Kagome was surprised she hadn't noticed him before.

"So that means that Moshi has nothing to worry about, right Roshamaru?"

"Undoubtedly correct Tamaru, I think we should all treat her to lunch and or dinner over the course of this week. If you don't mind be being so forward, my evening is free tonight Miss Higurashi." Kagome's blush only deepened at they way her last name rolled off his tongue. She could tell he had spent some time in Spanish countries. Not only was he deeply tanned, but his accent was a dead giveaway. Kagome merely nodded, afraid to open her mouth least something stupid poured out.

"Alright, enough with embarrassing her gentlemen, we still have to figure out how to get more demons to move to Antarctica. Though selling and trading goods would be a lot easier if the continents were connected once more, but alas they are not, so shipping prices are getting higher." Maru replied pointing to a white screen seen in most classrooms with overhead projectors.

"Well, with me buying out OPEC, I believe at least transmission and oil prices are regulated even though shipping is going up." Yoshito responded.

"Well, in Africa, the Union has noticed that money is finally starting to regulate and we're selling completed materials now instead of raw. So Usagi Inc. is safe there." Kagome's attention fixed on Shita. She noticed his French accent now and simply smiled. These brothers kept in contact despite their distance and it was all because of their connected companies. Should one fail, they had six others they were working with.

"In Nicaragua, we have upped sails for the entire Latin America," Roshamaru said with a sly grin, "Even Brazil wants in on our company."

"That's where I come in," Moshi responded and Kagome nearly drooled at his heavy Romanian accent. It was so thick that he sounded like Dracula from Van Helsing. "We have finally managed to get to the oil in Siberia and northern Russia. Our wood producers are managing the coniferous forests as we speak, Russia will no longer be a developing country provided OPEC acknowledges are oil production now."

"I'm making a mental note to speak to their CEO when I return." Yoshito said with a serious nod of his head. "Tokyo is flourishing under Usagi Inc, and so are the other Asian countries. Beijing, China sends it's thanks to us by offering us a reduction on all the silk we buy from them."

"Sales are going down in Australia for our production of wool, but sales are going up for the exotic animals we have. We've tightened our security in who we give what animal to. We don't want anyone making more money than us selling the animals we sold to them. We've started hunting for oil now that the desert is beginning to reach the southern coast. I do believe we found an iron ore mine again thanks to the winds of the desert." Yoshi replied with a shrug of his shoulders.

"The banks in Switzerland are exceedingly growing. We may have to expand elsewhere. Singapore is doing fine in our factory manufacturing and Germany is still working on upping its production of automobiles." Tamaru informed tapping his fingers on the cracked glass table.

"I'm managing the US and Canada fine from Virginia, but we may have to set up a merger with another company in Canada, because it is quite large, and we would have easy access to Greenland and Alaska as well as Iceland, but until then, I am doing a fine job thanks to Miss Higurashi." Kagome blushed at the mention of her name. It was very interesting to hear them talk one by one. She could now tell the difference between their voices, mostly because she knew where they were mainly stationed. She figured they met up like this once a year, which was why the meeting was so important. But the reason why her boss had entrusted his secretary to set up and remind them of the meeting was beyond her. Perhaps it was a test of endurance.

"This meeting went by rather well then last year's meeting." Roshamaru responded. "At least we have something to look forward to our last week here with your beautiful secretary." The five foreign brothers agreed heartily and Kagome blushed once more.

"I believe it is time to show my brothers out Miss Higurashi. I will assist you after you give them your number or address so they may have lunch with you." Kagome blushed and nodded, standing up quickly and gathering the paper towels, cups, and empty doughnut boxes to put in the garbage can. She opened her cell phone briefly to check the time and nearly shrieked. It was already time to pick up Shippo. Digging in her back pocket, Kagome handed six of her 'business' cards to the men and quickly excused herself.

"Take the rest of the week off Kagome!" Her boss shouted after her before she could leave the room. "You deserve it!" If Kagome hadn't have been running late, she would have stopped and protested, so she settled for nodding her head and rushing down the stairs with her purse on her shoulder. She was in her car a minute later, and leaving the parking lot thirty seconds after that. Finally, things seemed to be going right in her life.

Yeah, Miroku's meanness was a little uncalled for.

Next Chapter: Just Me & You- Kagome takes Shippo to the park for a little her & him time and finds someone in an easy hiding spot...

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