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Written by: Dark Moon
Author's note: I'm so glad that all of you are liking my story so far. And if I can keep writing this while the others are occupied with....er....something I had no hand in creating, then this fic'll be done by the time they...uh...get it to stop.
Yue: Someone call the fire department. Kero's stuck in the pudding cup again.
Eriol: Help! My hair gel is gone!
Sakura: My skates! Who took my skates!
Meilin: Li! I can't find my fighting outfit.
Li: Where's my sword! I can't fight without my sword.
Clow: My book! Where's my book! I can't read without my book!
DM: ^_~
Part 4
"This is where I come to think the most at. It's so peaceful out here that I'm almost always in the garden." Yukito told Sakura pointing to a really tall cherry blossom tree.
"Yes I can see why you would want to be in here. This place is so beautiful." Sakura replied, looking around at all the various flowers in bloom.
"I bet you were born during the full moon." Yukito suddenly said, gazing deeply into her eyes.
Sakura turned questioning green eyes on him, "Why do you say that?"
"Because you have such a pure spirit. So where you?"
"I don't know. My father never talked about his family or when I was born." Sakura stated, blinking.
"You don't know when your birthday is?" Yukito gaped at her.
"Nope. The only reason I know I'm seventeen is because my father was lecturing one time and murmured something about me being seventeen years of disappointment. Oh, I said too much didn't I?" Sakura asked, seeing the angry glare Yukito had on his face.
"It's not your fault Sakura. It's just a shame that you haven't had a birthday in over seventeen years. We'll have to fix that." Yukito placed a smile on is face and pulled her closer for a hug.
"Yuki what are you doing?!" Yue shouted, running up and separating them.
"I was reassuring Sakura." Yukito said in a nonchalant voice.
"For what? Is there something wrong?" Yue turned his attention to Sakura.
"It's was nothing. I just told Yukito that I didn't know when I was born."
"Well Yuki is right. We will have to fix that. Come on, I know of a lake that's not far from here that's great for swimming. Are you coming Yuki?" Yue placed his arm around Sakura's shoulder this time and led her away, an amused Kero watching on from the shade of the cherry tree.
Yukito smirked at the smooth way his brother had taken Sakura away.
'Was little Yue jealous?' he thought to himself as he walked at a slow pace behind the two. 'I could tell him that I had no intention of going after Sakura, but then again.' he plucked a cherry petal from the air and examined it. 'It wouldn't be half as much fun to see Yue try to win her over.'
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Tomoyo skipped down the hall and saw Toya coming towards her. With a squeal she ran into his arms and laughed as he tickled her.
"Hey Tomoyo-chan. What are you up to?" he asked her, carrying the small girl in his arms.
"I was going to go see the pretty lady. Is she awake yet?" Tomoyo asked, twisting in his grip to see down the hall towards Sakura's room.
"She's outside with Yue and Yuki. Why don't you go out there and tell them that lunch will be ready in an hour. I'll go help Helen to make sure she's got everything done. Okay?"
"Okay Toya-kun." Toya put Tomoyo down as they arrived in the kitchen. Tomoyo skipped out of the kitchen through the back door into the garden.
"Yue and Yuki are out there with Lady Sakura?" Helen asked him.
"Yup."
"Well there goes the peace of Clow Manor. Do you think we should warn the poor girl about their fights?"
"Sakura can handle herself. Unless they get too 'friendly', then I'll have to step in." Toya threatened and Helen chuckled.
"Another sister for you to protect, eh Toya?" Helen said smugly.
Toya looked at her but Helen was too well used to him that it didn't bother her one bit. "I'll have you know that I consider you a sister too Helen."
"Yes, but a big sister. Now put these muffins in the oven for me, I want them done before dinner."
Tomoyo skipped back into the room a few minutes later with a huge grin on her face.
"Guess what I saw?" she whispered dramatically.
"And what would that be, dear." Helen asked absently as she cut the carrots.
"I saw Yuki push Yue in the lake and the pretty lady laughed at him." Tomoyo giggled.
"And it begins." Toya muttered, just as a soggy Yue came stomping into the kitchen with a smirking Yuki and a still laughing Sakura.
"You should have seen your face, Yue. I didn't know a person's eyes could get so big." Sakura stammered, then went into another fit of laughter.
"You have such a beautiful laugh." Yuki said smoothly, glancing at his brother to see him glare at him before leaving the kitchen to change clothes.
"Really? Thank you. Mmm, it smells delicious in here. Is there anything I can do to help?" Sakura asked, fighting the rising blush.
"That's all right. Toya and I have everything under control." Helen said.
"But I want to help and I still must thank you for that wonderful soup." Sakura pleaded.
"No thanks are necessary. I was glad to do it."
"If I cannot help then I cannot eat. The first lesson my father taught me was to work or starve. 'Food given after hard work tastes better' he always told me. So are you going to give me something or do I have to find it myself?" Sakura told the room, hands fisted at her sides.
Everyone stood in silence, absorbing what Sakura had said. Tomoyo walked up to her and tugged on her shirt.
"You can help me set up the table. I have a hard time reaching the middle to put the cups on sometimes." Tomoyo told her.
Sakura looked down and smiled at her. "Okay, let's go set the table."
Taking her hand, Sakura and Tomoyo left the kitchen and entered the dining room.
"I'll have to talk to Master Clow about this." Toya said.
"She's still recovering from being away from her father. Give her some time, she'll be alright." Helen replied, going back to her chopping.
"Hm." Yukito thought an idea slowly forming in his mind.
To be continued.....
DM: I have a good idea what Yuki is thinking about but if any of you have any input it would be appreciated. Now to go and find a place to hid all this stuff. *looks down at sack of hair gel, a sword, a yellow and white yinyang outfit, a pair of skates, a book of spells, and the key to get Kero out of the pudding cup.* ^_^
Written by: Dark Moon
Author's note: I'm so glad that all of you are liking my story so far. And if I can keep writing this while the others are occupied with....er....something I had no hand in creating, then this fic'll be done by the time they...uh...get it to stop.
Yue: Someone call the fire department. Kero's stuck in the pudding cup again.
Eriol: Help! My hair gel is gone!
Sakura: My skates! Who took my skates!
Meilin: Li! I can't find my fighting outfit.
Li: Where's my sword! I can't fight without my sword.
Clow: My book! Where's my book! I can't read without my book!
DM: ^_~
Part 4
"This is where I come to think the most at. It's so peaceful out here that I'm almost always in the garden." Yukito told Sakura pointing to a really tall cherry blossom tree.
"Yes I can see why you would want to be in here. This place is so beautiful." Sakura replied, looking around at all the various flowers in bloom.
"I bet you were born during the full moon." Yukito suddenly said, gazing deeply into her eyes.
Sakura turned questioning green eyes on him, "Why do you say that?"
"Because you have such a pure spirit. So where you?"
"I don't know. My father never talked about his family or when I was born." Sakura stated, blinking.
"You don't know when your birthday is?" Yukito gaped at her.
"Nope. The only reason I know I'm seventeen is because my father was lecturing one time and murmured something about me being seventeen years of disappointment. Oh, I said too much didn't I?" Sakura asked, seeing the angry glare Yukito had on his face.
"It's not your fault Sakura. It's just a shame that you haven't had a birthday in over seventeen years. We'll have to fix that." Yukito placed a smile on is face and pulled her closer for a hug.
"Yuki what are you doing?!" Yue shouted, running up and separating them.
"I was reassuring Sakura." Yukito said in a nonchalant voice.
"For what? Is there something wrong?" Yue turned his attention to Sakura.
"It's was nothing. I just told Yukito that I didn't know when I was born."
"Well Yuki is right. We will have to fix that. Come on, I know of a lake that's not far from here that's great for swimming. Are you coming Yuki?" Yue placed his arm around Sakura's shoulder this time and led her away, an amused Kero watching on from the shade of the cherry tree.
Yukito smirked at the smooth way his brother had taken Sakura away.
'Was little Yue jealous?' he thought to himself as he walked at a slow pace behind the two. 'I could tell him that I had no intention of going after Sakura, but then again.' he plucked a cherry petal from the air and examined it. 'It wouldn't be half as much fun to see Yue try to win her over.'
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Tomoyo skipped down the hall and saw Toya coming towards her. With a squeal she ran into his arms and laughed as he tickled her.
"Hey Tomoyo-chan. What are you up to?" he asked her, carrying the small girl in his arms.
"I was going to go see the pretty lady. Is she awake yet?" Tomoyo asked, twisting in his grip to see down the hall towards Sakura's room.
"She's outside with Yue and Yuki. Why don't you go out there and tell them that lunch will be ready in an hour. I'll go help Helen to make sure she's got everything done. Okay?"
"Okay Toya-kun." Toya put Tomoyo down as they arrived in the kitchen. Tomoyo skipped out of the kitchen through the back door into the garden.
"Yue and Yuki are out there with Lady Sakura?" Helen asked him.
"Yup."
"Well there goes the peace of Clow Manor. Do you think we should warn the poor girl about their fights?"
"Sakura can handle herself. Unless they get too 'friendly', then I'll have to step in." Toya threatened and Helen chuckled.
"Another sister for you to protect, eh Toya?" Helen said smugly.
Toya looked at her but Helen was too well used to him that it didn't bother her one bit. "I'll have you know that I consider you a sister too Helen."
"Yes, but a big sister. Now put these muffins in the oven for me, I want them done before dinner."
Tomoyo skipped back into the room a few minutes later with a huge grin on her face.
"Guess what I saw?" she whispered dramatically.
"And what would that be, dear." Helen asked absently as she cut the carrots.
"I saw Yuki push Yue in the lake and the pretty lady laughed at him." Tomoyo giggled.
"And it begins." Toya muttered, just as a soggy Yue came stomping into the kitchen with a smirking Yuki and a still laughing Sakura.
"You should have seen your face, Yue. I didn't know a person's eyes could get so big." Sakura stammered, then went into another fit of laughter.
"You have such a beautiful laugh." Yuki said smoothly, glancing at his brother to see him glare at him before leaving the kitchen to change clothes.
"Really? Thank you. Mmm, it smells delicious in here. Is there anything I can do to help?" Sakura asked, fighting the rising blush.
"That's all right. Toya and I have everything under control." Helen said.
"But I want to help and I still must thank you for that wonderful soup." Sakura pleaded.
"No thanks are necessary. I was glad to do it."
"If I cannot help then I cannot eat. The first lesson my father taught me was to work or starve. 'Food given after hard work tastes better' he always told me. So are you going to give me something or do I have to find it myself?" Sakura told the room, hands fisted at her sides.
Everyone stood in silence, absorbing what Sakura had said. Tomoyo walked up to her and tugged on her shirt.
"You can help me set up the table. I have a hard time reaching the middle to put the cups on sometimes." Tomoyo told her.
Sakura looked down and smiled at her. "Okay, let's go set the table."
Taking her hand, Sakura and Tomoyo left the kitchen and entered the dining room.
"I'll have to talk to Master Clow about this." Toya said.
"She's still recovering from being away from her father. Give her some time, she'll be alright." Helen replied, going back to her chopping.
"Hm." Yukito thought an idea slowly forming in his mind.
To be continued.....
DM: I have a good idea what Yuki is thinking about but if any of you have any input it would be appreciated. Now to go and find a place to hid all this stuff. *looks down at sack of hair gel, a sword, a yellow and white yinyang outfit, a pair of skates, a book of spells, and the key to get Kero out of the pudding cup.* ^_^