Hiyas!!! Chappy.uhm.I forgot.I think it is seven.yeah.. seven!! We'll just
leave it at that..we are all sick, twisted and demented.but it is okay!!
This chappy will explain Fujiko's OOC-ed-ness.yay!! Now you wont be mad!!!
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Fujiko knew she was in trouble. She had been backed into a corner and was frightened of loosing. Lupin had been moping around, depressed. It wasn't common for him to do that. She knew that he was having second thoughts of his decision. Fujiko just had to keep him. She couldn't imagine seeing him with another woman, at least not from a serious perspective. She hadn't known Lupin to ever turn his back on her. She had done some pretty low things in the past. 'I must have seemed like such a traitor to him.to all of them.' What Sesshoutsu said about loyalties crossed her mind. Maybe she was right. I was never really on their side. Diamonds are a girl's best friend. The phrase played over and over in her head. 'Maybe a girl's best friend, but a woman needs someone to shelter her.' Maybe Sesshoutsu deserved Lupin more than she did. She mentally smacked herself for that thought. 'No, not ever. She doesn't deserve Lupin. She left him.' She still couldn't understand why she was compelled to put on this cruel façade. Why couldn't she just say something to Sesshoutsu, find out the truth. She must have had a reason as to why she left Lupin when she did. Maybe it was to save him in some sick twisted way. Maybe Sesshoutsu had been tied into a group that was completely ruthless and would go to any extent to get what they wanted. Mabye.
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Sesshoutsu lay on the hotel room bed. Every second she thought about what had happened the day that Lupin's father was shot she dove further into depression.
"Hey Sesshy, want to play a hand of poker?" Jigen questioned, knocking on the door.
"I don't think so Jigen."
Jigen knew something was wrong. He could hear it in Sesshoutsu's voice. He hated that sound.
"C'mon Sesshoutsu." He opened the door. "Don't do this to yourself. C'mon, lets go somewhere. Get him off your mind."
"No." She stated softly, but sternly.
"Sesshoutsu." Jigen grabbed her by the shoulders and pulled her up. "YOU HAVE TO STOP THIS SESSHOUTSU. Lets go."
"Uh." Jigen dragged her to the car.
"You love to drive Sesshy. There is a wide-open road. Let's go." Sesshoutsu got in the car, and before they knew it, they were holding the Jaguar SS-100 wide open driving down an open high way. It made her feel better.
"Thank you Jigen."
"No need for thanks." Jigen leaned back in the seat and held the back of his head in his hands. "Sesshy; tonight we're just outlaws, out having fun."
Sesshoutsu smiled at his remark. "You're a great guy Jigen." She looked at him waiting for a response. He had his hat tipped, so no expression could be seen. Sesshoutsu looked back at the road. They had slowed down to a comfortable 85 MPH by now.
Jigen looked in the rear-view mirror., then sat up suddenly.
"Sesshy, you might want to go a little faster."
"Wha.." She looked into the mirror. "Shit! It's Zenigata!" She slammed on the gas, and the car took off. The police car followed; the cherries on almost instantly.
Sesshoutsu turned down a gravel road. She sped up and fishtailed around the curves in the road.
"This thing handles like a dream! I love it!" Sesshoutsu's sadistic side came out. "I hope Zenigata isn't an acro-phobe." She pulled into the ditch. Going full speed, she jumped a nearby creek. She pulled onto another tar road. The speedometer read 125 MPH. She knew she was going about 200 regardless.
Jigen had one hand gripping the dashboard, one holding his hat, and a grin bigger than the Grand Canyon spread across his face.
"Wanna play!?" Sesshoutsu stated in a maniacal voice. Zenigata was still trailing them, and was getting closer. The police car pulled beside them. J Sesshoutsu kicked the gas pedal once again, and pulled ahead. By now, they were in a rural area. Sesshoutsu skidded, and turned left into an alleyway; tipping the car on two wheels. The pink and blue Jaguar SS-100 disappeared out of sight.
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Jigen and Sesshoutsu were still laughing with delight as the walked into the hotel lobby. Something about being on the open road calmed their nerves, and cleared their minds. Nothing was wrong now. Sesshoutsu had even forgotten about Lupin, for that moment at least.
Walking to the elevator they noticed Lupin's trademark red coat.
"Hey guys, where were you!?" Lupin questioned, exited to see Sesshoutsu again. It had been a long time since the last time they had laid eyes on each other.
"Uhm." Sesshoutsu stated, dumbstruck. She suddenly remembered what Jigen was trying to get her to forget, even if it was for only a few minutes.
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thanks for reading!!! We all love you..including Goemon..
Lupin: Hey, where is Goemon?
Jigen: Uhm...*scratches head*
Goemon: I am here!!!! Muhahahahaha! *evil cackle*
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Fujiko knew she was in trouble. She had been backed into a corner and was frightened of loosing. Lupin had been moping around, depressed. It wasn't common for him to do that. She knew that he was having second thoughts of his decision. Fujiko just had to keep him. She couldn't imagine seeing him with another woman, at least not from a serious perspective. She hadn't known Lupin to ever turn his back on her. She had done some pretty low things in the past. 'I must have seemed like such a traitor to him.to all of them.' What Sesshoutsu said about loyalties crossed her mind. Maybe she was right. I was never really on their side. Diamonds are a girl's best friend. The phrase played over and over in her head. 'Maybe a girl's best friend, but a woman needs someone to shelter her.' Maybe Sesshoutsu deserved Lupin more than she did. She mentally smacked herself for that thought. 'No, not ever. She doesn't deserve Lupin. She left him.' She still couldn't understand why she was compelled to put on this cruel façade. Why couldn't she just say something to Sesshoutsu, find out the truth. She must have had a reason as to why she left Lupin when she did. Maybe it was to save him in some sick twisted way. Maybe Sesshoutsu had been tied into a group that was completely ruthless and would go to any extent to get what they wanted. Mabye.
~~~~~
Sesshoutsu lay on the hotel room bed. Every second she thought about what had happened the day that Lupin's father was shot she dove further into depression.
"Hey Sesshy, want to play a hand of poker?" Jigen questioned, knocking on the door.
"I don't think so Jigen."
Jigen knew something was wrong. He could hear it in Sesshoutsu's voice. He hated that sound.
"C'mon Sesshoutsu." He opened the door. "Don't do this to yourself. C'mon, lets go somewhere. Get him off your mind."
"No." She stated softly, but sternly.
"Sesshoutsu." Jigen grabbed her by the shoulders and pulled her up. "YOU HAVE TO STOP THIS SESSHOUTSU. Lets go."
"Uh." Jigen dragged her to the car.
"You love to drive Sesshy. There is a wide-open road. Let's go." Sesshoutsu got in the car, and before they knew it, they were holding the Jaguar SS-100 wide open driving down an open high way. It made her feel better.
"Thank you Jigen."
"No need for thanks." Jigen leaned back in the seat and held the back of his head in his hands. "Sesshy; tonight we're just outlaws, out having fun."
Sesshoutsu smiled at his remark. "You're a great guy Jigen." She looked at him waiting for a response. He had his hat tipped, so no expression could be seen. Sesshoutsu looked back at the road. They had slowed down to a comfortable 85 MPH by now.
Jigen looked in the rear-view mirror., then sat up suddenly.
"Sesshy, you might want to go a little faster."
"Wha.." She looked into the mirror. "Shit! It's Zenigata!" She slammed on the gas, and the car took off. The police car followed; the cherries on almost instantly.
Sesshoutsu turned down a gravel road. She sped up and fishtailed around the curves in the road.
"This thing handles like a dream! I love it!" Sesshoutsu's sadistic side came out. "I hope Zenigata isn't an acro-phobe." She pulled into the ditch. Going full speed, she jumped a nearby creek. She pulled onto another tar road. The speedometer read 125 MPH. She knew she was going about 200 regardless.
Jigen had one hand gripping the dashboard, one holding his hat, and a grin bigger than the Grand Canyon spread across his face.
"Wanna play!?" Sesshoutsu stated in a maniacal voice. Zenigata was still trailing them, and was getting closer. The police car pulled beside them. J Sesshoutsu kicked the gas pedal once again, and pulled ahead. By now, they were in a rural area. Sesshoutsu skidded, and turned left into an alleyway; tipping the car on two wheels. The pink and blue Jaguar SS-100 disappeared out of sight.
~~~
Jigen and Sesshoutsu were still laughing with delight as the walked into the hotel lobby. Something about being on the open road calmed their nerves, and cleared their minds. Nothing was wrong now. Sesshoutsu had even forgotten about Lupin, for that moment at least.
Walking to the elevator they noticed Lupin's trademark red coat.
"Hey guys, where were you!?" Lupin questioned, exited to see Sesshoutsu again. It had been a long time since the last time they had laid eyes on each other.
"Uhm." Sesshoutsu stated, dumbstruck. She suddenly remembered what Jigen was trying to get her to forget, even if it was for only a few minutes.
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thanks for reading!!! We all love you..including Goemon..
Lupin: Hey, where is Goemon?
Jigen: Uhm...*scratches head*
Goemon: I am here!!!! Muhahahahaha! *evil cackle*