~Woot. I'm in a mighty good mood. And I want to apologize.
I really didn't mean to get so upset at Kagome-1300. It just happened. So…I'm sorry. *smiles weakly*
I've changed the summary slightly, since I've discovered that so many people don't know what Yaoi is. It now states that the story holds Slash/Shounen-ai. To define…
Shounen-ai: Lovey relations between two males.
Yaoi: Sexual relations between two males.
Slash: A slang-ish term for Yaoi. (or that's how I see it)
Anyway. On with the fic!~
End of Days
By Alpha Parvani
I found myself unable to write after the incident. My hands were shaking. I still had several hours before anyone who stayed in the same part of the building with me would come home…
I decided to go see Koga.
After packing up my laptop and closing the curtains over the broken window, I slipped out of the door and walked down the hall, silently. My hands were still shaking, and my ears were pressed against the top of my head. I sighed heavily as I reached Koga's door. I needed to calm down… Koga didn't need to smell my fear.
Unfortunately, I didn't calm down fast enough.
The door was flung open, swinging into the room.
Koga frowned at me. "What's wrong?" I clutched my laptop with both hands, an effort to make them stop shaking. Koga's eyes traveled down my body, taking in my slightly tousled hair, mussed clothes, and, of course, my hands. His eyes then snapped up to meet mine. "Get in here." I followed him quietly.
Koga was currently taking care of three dogs: Hana, Denahi, and Rose. I looked for the dogs… they were a great comfort. Hana was a golden retriever, Denahi was a black German Shepherd, and Rose was a chocolate lab. Koga saw me looking around and smiled faintly.
"Rose and Hana are off being tested. They're training is finished. Denahi…" He sighed and rubbed his face. "Denahi, they decided not to take as a service dog. Now I have to find a home for him." I grimaced. It was hard to find homes for German Shepherds. They were big.
Denahi, as if knowing he was being talked about, trotted into the room. I clicked my tongue and he practically barreled me over. It was times like those I was glad I carried my laptop in a heavy duty bag, thus preventing it from being squashed and crumpled by two hundred pounds of dog.
I laughed, but I had to admit… it was a little forced. Koga noticed. He shooed Denahi away, who whined, but was quickly cheered by the scent of food. Then, being the dear friend that Koga is, he dragged me into a sitting position and grabbed my ear, tugging a little. "What happened, inukoro?" I winced.
"Shiro came."
He paled noticeably and let go of my ear.
"I'm calling Kag."
"Please do."
Koga stood and went over to his phone. I whistled for Denahi, who came immediately. As I pet him, I heard Koga greet Kagome, engage in a bit of small talk, then drop the bomb. He continued talking for a moment, before nodding. "I'll see you soon." He hung up the phone.
We didn't need to wait long. Kagome lived just a few minutes away. I heard her coming up the steps long before she knocked on the door. Koga went and let her in. She staggered into the room, wearing a pair of loose jeans and a purple t-shirt. I smiled at her wearily. She ran to me and flung her arms around me. I could smell her tears, but I made no move to return her embrace. She didn't mind. She was used to it.
"Why does he always come back to haunt us?" I sighed and rubbed Denahi's ears. "Naraku is just trying to lure us into a fight. A fight to retrieve our son. But we've already learned it is near damn impossible…" She nodded, her face pressed against my chest.
Once we had tried to save Shiro from Naraku… it resulted in Sango having a miscarriage, Miroku put into a short coma, Shippo having to re-grow all the fur on his tail., and Kag and I in intensive care for three weeks.
I sighed again and leaned back slightly. "I don't need this now…" Kag jabbed me in the ribs. "No one does."
My resolve was thinning.
Someday…
Someday I was going save my son.
~yay! Finished!
~Alpha Parvani