Author's Notes: Wow! I got reviews! YAY! I didn't really expect them since I wrote this while I was sick and I wasn't in a good state of mind but I had nothing else to do. Also thank you for picking up my mistakes. I think I fixed some of them… I think. I don't remember. Now to answer the questions, I think that Kagome's family would yell at this time since Kagome is frustrated with her work (also doesn't have a guy for valentine's day), her brother is busy looking for his shoes, and her mom is being just mom. I would think there's a period in time where your family is in one of those "yelling" periods. Also about Souta's shoes being in the fridge. That's just something to make you guys laugh… or is it?

Mother Talk

Inuyasha

By deadkitty1

            The poor boy with a red kimono was left twitching on the ground while everyone inside the house ran amok. He stood up wearily and dusted the dirt off his clothes. He then headed towards the house to let out his frustrations on a certain girl.

"That stupid b*tch is gonna pay!" he said spitting out dirt that went in his mouth.

As he opened the door, there stand was Kagome's mom who was frantically running around the house.

"I know I heard a bad word! Who said it? Who!" she stopped and looked at the boy, "Inuyasha, did you say it?"

"What are ya saying?" he said angrily, "I don't have time for this sh#t! Where's that b*tch?"

"Why I never!" Kagome's mom looked stern and stuck a mouth full of soap in his mouth, "Didn't your mother teach you any manners? Around here we don't use that kind of language!"

Inuyasha spitted out the numerous amounts of soap, "WHY DID YOU F&CKING DO THAT?!"

He got his answer by getting more soap in his mouth, "Now, what did we learn?"

The boy only grumbled and mumbled, "Mnveter kuse der kort drewt."

"That's right," Kagome's mother smiled, "Never use foul language in my house!"

Inuyasha looked at the woman confused and thought, 'Actually I said never use the front door….'

There was yet another intrusion at the horrid scene.

"Mom! Have you seen my helmet?" asked the boy.

"It's on top of the snowman you just built yesterday, Souta!" cried the mother.

"Hey, Inuyasha! Here let me help you," the little boy gently patted the dog-boy's back to let him throw up all the soap bars in his mouth.

"Uh! Those tasted awful! What are these things used for anyway?" he exclaimed.

"They're used for taking a bath," he said, "You know, to get you clean and stuff. My mom uses them when she hears someone say a bad word. I guess it had some kind of traumatic effect on her when she was little."

While the two boys were having their chatter, the mother was busy surveying the mess. She shook her head several times and frowned.

"Inuyasha! Just look at all the mud prints here on the carpet! I know you're a guest but can you please be more careful to wipe your feet before you come in?" said the frustrated mother.

"Hey, I don't talk any orders from…" before he can say anymore, Souta covered his mouth and finished the sentence for him.

"Mom! Take pity on him! He um… he… DOESN'T HAVE A MOM!" he said the first thing that came to his head.

"What was that for?" growled the white-haired guy.

"Sssh, don't make my mom angry," he quickly left the scene as soon as he came.

It was Inuyasha against Kagome's mother, woman verses demon. They were alone and a lot of tension was in the air.

"Hey look, I just want to talk to Kago…" he was interrupted by the sudden burst of tears.

"Oh, how could I've not noticed!" Kagome's mother hugged the homeless boy, "To live the rest of your life without a mother! How terrible!"

"Yo! It's okay! I can take care of myself," he said with a sweat drop.

"It's not okay!" she used her motherly powers and put him on the couch while she grabbed herself a notebook, pencil, and a chair, "Now, tell me, when did your mother pass away? Was your father there to take care of you? Did you have any relatives?"

"What's with the questions?" he asked stubbornly while crossing his arms, "I told you I was by myself so I had to rely on myself!"

"Yes, let your anger out!" she said dramatically, "Do you think that it was your mother's fault that she left you?"

Inuyasha thought for a moment, "Well, I always thought of it like that. When she passed away, I hated her for leaving me so soon. Nobody wanted me only her… only her."

"I see," said the mother taking off those fake psychiatrist glasses, "So why did everyone hate you?"

"Because I'm in-between!" he said while crying his eyes out, "I don't belong! I didn't belong! I'm different!"

"There, there, it'll be alright," said Kagome's mother, "Besides, Kagome accept you for who you are. I don't get why anyone would refuse such a handsome boy like you! I'm sure they can forget about the dog-ears and come to love them."

"Kagome… she…" he whispered.

Suddenly a girl looked at the picture and frowned.

"Did I miss something here?" she asked.

"Kagome!" said the two voices.

"Mom, weren't you checking he laundry?" she said pointing, "Inuyasha, what are you doing?"

"The laundry! Oh, dear! I forgot to put the softener!" the mother rushed out of the picture, which left the two in standing conversation.

"I swear, I can't leave you anywhere without causing a mess!" she cried.

"It wasn't my fault! It was your f*cki…" Kagome cut him from finishing.

"Hello? You're in another person's house?" she exclaimed, "Uh! Let's go before my mother comes back!"

"What about your work and junk?" he asked.

She looked at him all confused, "You actually want me to stay here? Are you feeling all right?"

Their ears perked up to a sudden noise outside the snowy weather.

"Kagome! Inuyasha! Mom! Grandpa!" yelled the little brother, "I got something to show you all!"

So tired. *Yawn* bye.