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Fallen In My Heart *^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^**^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^* Crisa Rei: All righty sorry if there are a ton of mistakes on this thing. I'm writing from a laptop cause I'm at a college right now. ^^ It's very weird and freaky, but yeah
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Chapter four: My Immortal
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Two months had passed when she last talked to Inuyasha and the others. She sighed as she bumped her head against her bedroom window. Yearning in her heart to see the dog demon's face reflecting in the window pane. The rain splattered against the window, rain drops racing to the bottom. The sound was a sad one. It sounded like the whole world was crying for Kagome. She got up out of her chair and walked downstairs. Her grandfather was in the kitchen, finishing the leftovers from last night. Sota was up in his bedroom, probably playing video games on the television.
*I'm so tired of being here. Suppressed by all my childish fears. And if you have to leave I wish you'd just leave.*
Kagome walked outside to the Sacred Tree. The rain poured down, soaking her hair and clothes. She looked up at the tree. It was a good thing it was raining. It hid her longing tears. "He's in love with Kikyo," she kept reminding herself, "He doesn't need me." Then she looked at the puddle and a sudden gasp escaped her lips. "Inuyasha.?" she asked. The face in the puddle was Inuyasha! Did he come to get her? He was up in the tree. She looked up at the tree. A smile on her face, but soon turned into a frown. It was just a mirage.
*Cause your presence still lingers here and it won't leave me alone.*
She knelt down and cried. "Oh Inuyasha. Why do I still miss you so much?" She let the rain pour onto her already soaking body. Suddenly the rain stopped hitting her back and she looked up. "Sota."
Sota was standing over her with and red umbrella. He smiled, "Come inside, Kagome. You need to get dried. You'll catch cold if you don't."
She nodded as he helped her up and they walked back to the house.
*These wounds won't seem to heal. This pain is just too real. There's too much that time cannot erase.*
When they got inside, Kagome's mom handed her a cheerful cup of tea. Smiling she said, "Honey, don't loose your love. Don't try to loose it. Cherish it. Cherish the heartbreak."
Kagome looked at her and smiled. She nodded; she understood what her mother meant.
*When you cried I'd wipe away all of your tears. When you'd scream I'd fight away all of your fears and I've held your hand through all of these years, but you still have all of me.*
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Inuyasha sat on a large hill. It was carpeted with green grass and dotted by small white flowers. Several butterflies hovered near the confused and lost hanyou. He looked across the plains, towards the back of the mountains. A small village was nearby, the strong scent of food and people filled his nose. His nose was searching for something more, above all those other scents. Kagome.
*You used to captivate me with you resonating light. But now I'm bound by the life you left behind.*
He closed his golden eyes and opened them quickly. Every time he'd close his eyes he saw her. Smiling, then crying. Kagome. He sighed as birds twittered. He longed to see her, to feel her smile and look at her. To hold her in his arms.
*Your face it haunts my once pleasant dreams. Your voice, it chased away all the sanity in me.*
The pain in his heart was stabbing him. Two long months, two painful months of trying to let go of his love for the raven haired girl. He wondered what she was doing now. Did she remember him and think of him? Did she dream about him like he did her? Of course she did, didn't she? He would have guessed she tried to forget too.
*These wounds won't seem to heal. This pain is just too real. There's just too much time cannot erase.*
He got up and walked back to the others, who were in a river, cleaning from their earlier battle. Sango twisted her skirt, the water trickled back into the blue glistening river. She looked at the arrival of Inuyasha and her eyes softened. If only Kagome could see the pain he was in right now. Everyday that she had been gone he would be alone for more than two hours a day, thinking about her. He had tried to remove the Sacred Arrow that pierced the bottom of the well. The barrier was still strong.
Miroku looked at Shippo, who was swimming in the river with Kirara. The wind swept by and he looked at Inuyasha, the sadness was still in his eyes after all these months.
*When you cried I'd wipe away your tears. When you'd scream I'd fight away all of your fear, and I've held your hands through all of these years. You still have all of me*
Inuyasha went back to the safety of his hill. He couldn't bare to face the others right now. He could feel their eyes on his back and it hurt even worse. His eyes widened at what he saw. "..Kikyo!"
The woman smirked, "Inuyasha you look pathetic. Has that woman come back for you?" She didn't wait for a response, "Judging by the pain in your eyes, I'd guess not. She doesn't love you. The wind tousled her hair. "Come with me to Hell Inuyasha."
He looked at her face, so pale and yet so beautiful. He shook out the thoughts. "No Kikyo! I can't go with you!"
"You owe me your life!" she reminded him, "You betrayed me! I DIED!"
He shook his head, "I didn't betray you Kikyo, you betrayed me. You shot me down! You saw Naraku attack you, not me! Didn't you realize that?"
She looked at him shocked. "It was you! Don't you dare correct me!"
"Then I won't! I'll let you believe it was me. I hope you suffer in Hell, Kikyo. It's your own fault!"
She looked disgusted. She pulled out her arrow and aimed for Inuyasha's heart. "Then you shall die anyway!" She shot the arrow as demons from Hell came toward him. He leaped up, avoiding the arrow, but a demon attacked him.
He unsheathed the Tetsasaiga and slaughtered the snake demon as more came after him.
Kagome sat on her bed and looked at the shards. She didn't want to give them back. She didn't want to forget. She did want to forget, but she didn't. 'Make sense,' she thought, 'To never want to forget the first person you loved. To think that it was a demon you fell in love with.'
She had to go back to the tree. She realized how much she loved the tree. The tree was where she met him. Where she saved him. She faced the large tree, forever standing. "Inuyasha."
"Meow!" Buyo meowed.
"Buyo," she said as she went after the cat.
The cat slinked around the shrine and into the small opening.
"Please don't make me go in there, kitty," she begged, "Please come back. Here kitty, kitty."
The cat continued to meow, calling her to the shrine.
Kagome moaned, but she gave in. She had no choice but to follow the stupid cat. She opened the door as the rain dripped off the shrine's roof. "Buyo!"
She saw the cat leap into the well. "Gah! Buyo! Come back!" She ran towards the well, afraid that the cat might got back in time. But of course he didn't. His meows beckoned her to get him.
"Kitty!" she yelled, "Don't make me do this."
"Meow!" the faint cry urged. It was persistent; the cat knew Inuyasha needed help.
"Fine!" she growled, "Stay down there! I'm not going down there!"
*I've tried so hard to tell myself that you're gone and though you're still with me. I've been alone all along.*
Kagome peered into the dark well..
*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^* Crisa Rei: Well that's it for now. Sorry I left it at a cliffhanger. But I've decided to let you beg for more! Muhahaha! I'm evil, I know. Also look up BakaChick for me and read her story. She's really good and is a great friend of mine.
Inuyasha: Whatever! She hates you!
Crisa Rei: Then why did she mention me in her story, huh?
Inuyasha: o.O. She did?! I told her not too!
Crisa Rei: Yeah, like she'll listen to you!
Kagome: Next time on Inuyasha. Kagome can't bring herself to jump into the well. It's just too painful, but Buyo keeps calling to her. Inuyasha has been poisoned and he can't move!
Fallen In My Heart *^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^**^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^* Crisa Rei: All righty sorry if there are a ton of mistakes on this thing. I'm writing from a laptop cause I'm at a college right now. ^^ It's very weird and freaky, but yeah
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Chapter four: My Immortal
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Two months had passed when she last talked to Inuyasha and the others. She sighed as she bumped her head against her bedroom window. Yearning in her heart to see the dog demon's face reflecting in the window pane. The rain splattered against the window, rain drops racing to the bottom. The sound was a sad one. It sounded like the whole world was crying for Kagome. She got up out of her chair and walked downstairs. Her grandfather was in the kitchen, finishing the leftovers from last night. Sota was up in his bedroom, probably playing video games on the television.
*I'm so tired of being here. Suppressed by all my childish fears. And if you have to leave I wish you'd just leave.*
Kagome walked outside to the Sacred Tree. The rain poured down, soaking her hair and clothes. She looked up at the tree. It was a good thing it was raining. It hid her longing tears. "He's in love with Kikyo," she kept reminding herself, "He doesn't need me." Then she looked at the puddle and a sudden gasp escaped her lips. "Inuyasha.?" she asked. The face in the puddle was Inuyasha! Did he come to get her? He was up in the tree. She looked up at the tree. A smile on her face, but soon turned into a frown. It was just a mirage.
*Cause your presence still lingers here and it won't leave me alone.*
She knelt down and cried. "Oh Inuyasha. Why do I still miss you so much?" She let the rain pour onto her already soaking body. Suddenly the rain stopped hitting her back and she looked up. "Sota."
Sota was standing over her with and red umbrella. He smiled, "Come inside, Kagome. You need to get dried. You'll catch cold if you don't."
She nodded as he helped her up and they walked back to the house.
*These wounds won't seem to heal. This pain is just too real. There's too much that time cannot erase.*
When they got inside, Kagome's mom handed her a cheerful cup of tea. Smiling she said, "Honey, don't loose your love. Don't try to loose it. Cherish it. Cherish the heartbreak."
Kagome looked at her and smiled. She nodded; she understood what her mother meant.
*When you cried I'd wipe away all of your tears. When you'd scream I'd fight away all of your fears and I've held your hand through all of these years, but you still have all of me.*
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Inuyasha sat on a large hill. It was carpeted with green grass and dotted by small white flowers. Several butterflies hovered near the confused and lost hanyou. He looked across the plains, towards the back of the mountains. A small village was nearby, the strong scent of food and people filled his nose. His nose was searching for something more, above all those other scents. Kagome.
*You used to captivate me with you resonating light. But now I'm bound by the life you left behind.*
He closed his golden eyes and opened them quickly. Every time he'd close his eyes he saw her. Smiling, then crying. Kagome. He sighed as birds twittered. He longed to see her, to feel her smile and look at her. To hold her in his arms.
*Your face it haunts my once pleasant dreams. Your voice, it chased away all the sanity in me.*
The pain in his heart was stabbing him. Two long months, two painful months of trying to let go of his love for the raven haired girl. He wondered what she was doing now. Did she remember him and think of him? Did she dream about him like he did her? Of course she did, didn't she? He would have guessed she tried to forget too.
*These wounds won't seem to heal. This pain is just too real. There's just too much time cannot erase.*
He got up and walked back to the others, who were in a river, cleaning from their earlier battle. Sango twisted her skirt, the water trickled back into the blue glistening river. She looked at the arrival of Inuyasha and her eyes softened. If only Kagome could see the pain he was in right now. Everyday that she had been gone he would be alone for more than two hours a day, thinking about her. He had tried to remove the Sacred Arrow that pierced the bottom of the well. The barrier was still strong.
Miroku looked at Shippo, who was swimming in the river with Kirara. The wind swept by and he looked at Inuyasha, the sadness was still in his eyes after all these months.
*When you cried I'd wipe away your tears. When you'd scream I'd fight away all of your fear, and I've held your hands through all of these years. You still have all of me*
Inuyasha went back to the safety of his hill. He couldn't bare to face the others right now. He could feel their eyes on his back and it hurt even worse. His eyes widened at what he saw. "..Kikyo!"
The woman smirked, "Inuyasha you look pathetic. Has that woman come back for you?" She didn't wait for a response, "Judging by the pain in your eyes, I'd guess not. She doesn't love you. The wind tousled her hair. "Come with me to Hell Inuyasha."
He looked at her face, so pale and yet so beautiful. He shook out the thoughts. "No Kikyo! I can't go with you!"
"You owe me your life!" she reminded him, "You betrayed me! I DIED!"
He shook his head, "I didn't betray you Kikyo, you betrayed me. You shot me down! You saw Naraku attack you, not me! Didn't you realize that?"
She looked at him shocked. "It was you! Don't you dare correct me!"
"Then I won't! I'll let you believe it was me. I hope you suffer in Hell, Kikyo. It's your own fault!"
She looked disgusted. She pulled out her arrow and aimed for Inuyasha's heart. "Then you shall die anyway!" She shot the arrow as demons from Hell came toward him. He leaped up, avoiding the arrow, but a demon attacked him.
He unsheathed the Tetsasaiga and slaughtered the snake demon as more came after him.
Kagome sat on her bed and looked at the shards. She didn't want to give them back. She didn't want to forget. She did want to forget, but she didn't. 'Make sense,' she thought, 'To never want to forget the first person you loved. To think that it was a demon you fell in love with.'
She had to go back to the tree. She realized how much she loved the tree. The tree was where she met him. Where she saved him. She faced the large tree, forever standing. "Inuyasha."
"Meow!" Buyo meowed.
"Buyo," she said as she went after the cat.
The cat slinked around the shrine and into the small opening.
"Please don't make me go in there, kitty," she begged, "Please come back. Here kitty, kitty."
The cat continued to meow, calling her to the shrine.
Kagome moaned, but she gave in. She had no choice but to follow the stupid cat. She opened the door as the rain dripped off the shrine's roof. "Buyo!"
She saw the cat leap into the well. "Gah! Buyo! Come back!" She ran towards the well, afraid that the cat might got back in time. But of course he didn't. His meows beckoned her to get him.
"Kitty!" she yelled, "Don't make me do this."
"Meow!" the faint cry urged. It was persistent; the cat knew Inuyasha needed help.
"Fine!" she growled, "Stay down there! I'm not going down there!"
*I've tried so hard to tell myself that you're gone and though you're still with me. I've been alone all along.*
Kagome peered into the dark well..
*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^* Crisa Rei: Well that's it for now. Sorry I left it at a cliffhanger. But I've decided to let you beg for more! Muhahaha! I'm evil, I know. Also look up BakaChick for me and read her story. She's really good and is a great friend of mine.
Inuyasha: Whatever! She hates you!
Crisa Rei: Then why did she mention me in her story, huh?
Inuyasha: o.O. She did?! I told her not too!
Crisa Rei: Yeah, like she'll listen to you!
Kagome: Next time on Inuyasha. Kagome can't bring herself to jump into the well. It's just too painful, but Buyo keeps calling to her. Inuyasha has been poisoned and he can't move!