AN: OK...I've been thinking about where I want to go with this and I can come up with endings, but the middle stuff is where my problems lye. Soo...I'm just gonna write and what turns out, turns out. In conclusion...I have no idea what's going to happen this chapter.

Let's just sum it up as I don't own anything, my room, my life, those things belong to my parents (till I'm 18) and Inu Yasha belongs to Rumiko Takahashi (is that spelled right?)

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As the clock on Kagome's desk began to buzz softly (it would have buzzed loudly, but it was covered with a mountain of papers and homework assignments), she slowly woke from her slumber. She could remember a pleasant dream, about a world of white fluffy clouds to sleep on and large pinkish blankets to curl up in. It was a lullaby land where siblings were friends and dogs were never shot by their owners (course there was no reason to shoot them in this place).

And as Kagome's eyes fluttered into consciousness, she could just make out the sweet smell of...Inu Yasha's hair!? Upon discovering the hanyou's hair close to her face she sprang up like a piece of bread from the toaster. She did her best to recall events leading to her falling asleep on Inu Yasha's shoulder but the miko could no come up with an explanation. She remembered him falling on her...and than getting a bowl of water...and then watching "Old Yeller"...and him being mad...then it all went blank. Kagome couldn't figure out how she placed her head down on the demon's shoulder, dozed off, and had NOT been thrown off in a blink of an eye by a furious and beat red hanyou. That's how she always thought a situation like this would turn out. How wrong had she been?

She looked at Inu Yasha as he continued sleeping; he appeared surprisingly peaceful and gentle. His long, thick white hair was draped over his shoulders, his outer pink kamono-thingy was slipping off, and his rising and falling chest made him look oh so appealing. Kagome felt like snuggling back into her spot on his shoulder and under his arm and dozing off again, but she resisted. Instead she lifted herself from her chair, checked the time (after digging the clock out, and it was 11:30 AM), she quietly tiptoed into the kitchen where her ever-watchful family awaited an explanation.

**((Meanwhile))**

"What do you mean you're bored!?" Shippo and Miroku stared back blankly at Sango's question. Kaeda had left to go about her usual village things and left the demon exterminator to deal with the riff raff (a.k.a.: Miroku and Shippo).

Miroku nodded, "Yeah. We're not going after demons with Kagome and Inu Yasha gone, we can't exactly go and join them, and Naraku appears to be lying low for awhile. We are completely bored out of our gourds." Sango put her hands on her hips.

"I thought we were considering this vacation time and a couple of days squabble free (by this she was referring to the constant Inu Yasha/Kagome battles). And besides, they've barely been gone for twenty-four hours, can't we relax for another day or so?"

The two boys seated in front of her shook their heads vigorously in response. Sango sighed. "All right.what did you have in mind?"

**(Back to Inu and Kag))**

Three pairs of intense stares greeted Kagome as she entered the kitchen. She stared back with confusion in her eyes.

"Yes?"

"We saw you!" was Sorta's crude, yet accurate answer. Kagome gulped. Had it not been unavoidable that her family would discover how she felt about Inu Yasha? She sighed in defeat and began turning around.

"I suppose I should take him back threw the well." One very loud word came back in response fueled by three voices.

"WHY!!??" You can imagine how stunned the miko was upon hearing this. Hell! I was stunned upon writing it!

"What do you mean, 'why'?" Kagome's mother had been voted spokes person for the group so she nervously stepped forward.

"Well, we thought, with you liking Inu Yasha so much and not being betrothed yet..." Kagome didn't have to hear another word.

"NO!!!" and she stomped off into the yard closely followed by her now much loathed family.

"But Kagome," her mother persisted, "you need to carry on the shrine and Inu Yasha would do a great job of protecting it." Kagome stopped to glare at her mother.

"Are you saying I can't carry on the shrine alone, and what about Sorta!? Why can't he stay with the shrine!?" Sorta popped out from behind his grandfather.

"Because I get to be a lawyer and make all the money in the family!" A look of pure disgust pasted itself onto Kagome's face.

"You are very twisted people!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What happened to traditions?! The male always takes over the family business!! Sure the girl is betrothed but in order to spread the family and their ways."

"Well, you are the one more involved in the shrine," said her grandfather.

"And this way we can marry a man INTO the family verses marrying you OUT of it," added Mrs. Higurashi, "We just have to check with his parents to see if it's alright."

"His parents are dead!! He's been alive for fifty years and at the rate he's going, will not die for a very long time!!!" Kagome's mother clasped her hands together in joy.

"Oh good, than the shrine is spoken for, for centuries to come!"

"I'M NOT MARRYING HIM!!!!!"

"Not marrying who?"

Kagome looked past her family to see a very confused, half dazed, and still partially asleep Inu Yasha standing in the doorway. She slapped her forehead and groaned. Could this day get any worse? (Hee hee hee...)

**((We interrupt you at the most inappropriate moment to bring you more on Sango and the gruesome two-some))**

"Are we the yet? Are we there yet? Are we there yet?...(etc.)" Shippo chanted as he skipped beside Sango and Miroku (who, by the way, were walking) and he was beginning to get on Sango's last nerve. She grabbed the bouncing kitsune with cat-like reflexes and pointed to a large hill directly in front of them.

"Do you see that hill?" Shippo nodded.

"Well, that's where we're going. We'll walk up and hope we run into 'adventure' and Miroku so elegantly put it." He stared blankly at the colossal mound of dirt.

"OK!" And away he skipped toward their destination. Sango sighed and continued walking next to Miroku.

"And for your information," she stated in a very annoyed tone, "if we don't run into anything by the time we reach the top of that hill, we're turning around and going right back to the village. Is that all very clear to you?" Miroku smirked at her.

"Crystal."

So, they went on their way. They trekked and trekked and trekked toward the summit and they ran into...NOTHING! Absolutely nothing happened on their 'adventure' and by the end, Miroku was carrying a exhausted Shippo on his shoulders and both he and Sango were moving along at the speed of a slug of too many pixie sticks, which was still pretty slow. It was a completely uneventful trip. OK, so I'm lying, something did happen (besides Miroku swallowing that fly about half an hour ago, gross); approximately 10 feet from the top, Sango suddenly went poof.and then thunk.

The boys blinked at the place where Sango was formally standing, and, together, preformed one giant blink.

"OWCH!!"

Miroku and Shippo exchanged glances and then hurried to Sango's former spot and where the 'owch' had emanated from. They came across a hole right in the middle of the path they were walking and upon looking down into it, discovered a very angry, muttering demon exterminator. She looked up at them and in doing this she exposed a blind area her head was blocking to reveal her messaging her ankle.

"Are you ok?" he called down and was immediately returned by an echo, then Sango answered him.

"Do I look all right!?"

"What do you want us to do?" She sighed and looked around her (she was doing a lot of sighing that day). It was dark but she could make out that the 'room' she was currently in was about the size of Kaede's hut and in front of her was a tunnel leading to presumably other caves.

"I don't know, maybe you could get a rope or something to pull me out with."

"Ok, be right back!" and then she heard Shippo and Miroku run off. She did her best to get up and was successful except that she could really put any weight on her right foot. She must have twisted it in the fall but it was better than her breaking something. She hobbled her way over to the tunnel and did her best to make out what was down it. She couldn't see anything for awhile then there was a dim light in the distance. She tried to determine what it was as the light gradually got brighter (a.k.a.: closer).

Miroku and Shippo came back empty handed. Miroku shouted down to Sango.

"We couldn't find any rope. Is there any way to climb out?"

There was no response. The two looked nervously at each other.

"Sango?!" shouted Miroku. Shippo joined the monk crouched over the side of the hole and shouted as well.

"Sango? Where are you?" Silence.

Suddenly, two vine ropes were flung about their shoulders and they were pulled into the dark abyss of the cave.

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AN: DUN DUN DUUUNNNN...*weird announcer voice* What happened to Sango down the hole and how will Kagome get out of her new engagement? Tune in next week to read the exciting episode!!!

Hee hee, that's so fun to do. Anyway, I hope you liked it and I'm sort of happy with the way it turned out. Well, sleep awaits me so I'll leave off here. Please review. you make me sad when you don't.