Sabrina: Shmo, we must agree with you. There is no way that we can do this
without having a small Inuyasha/Kagome thing. But, it will be small.
Taila: Pretty much typical Inu jealousy.
Angel: On wit da fic!
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Kagome snuck to the well. Hoping that no one would notice she had left until morning. She sighed as silent tears crept down her face, reminding her of the nightmare that had awoken her from her slumber.
Three years. Three whole damn years and still, Kagome can't get over it.
She remembered coming down the well, Inuyasha was already waiting for her. He smelled her tears and said nothing. He had just held her and told her it would be ok. He had never even asked what happened. The only difference he noticed was the watch Kagome always wore, even though it was much too big for her.
Now Kagome was going home, readying herself to face the sorrow she had witnessed exactly three years ago. Kagome didn't want her friends to see it. They had all already lost enough, they needn't see their friend on the verge of a breakdown.
Kagome threw the backpack over her shoulder, completely ignoring the demon aura coming closer to her. She could barely see straight from the tears being shed. The well was a dark abyss. Making Kagome sometimes feel like this is what he saw as he died.
She jumped into the well, not noticing the blur of red and silver coming up, smelling all-too-familiar tears as he approached. He waited a moment and jumped into the well after her.
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Kagome snuck to the well. Hoping that no one would notice she had left until morning. She sighed as silent tears crept down her face, reminding her of the nightmare that had awoken her from her slumber.
Three years. Three whole damn years and still, Kagome can't get over it.
She remembered coming down the well, Inuyasha was already waiting for her. He smelled her tears and said nothing. He had just held her and told her it would be ok. He had never even asked what happened. The only difference he noticed was the watch Kagome always wore, even though it was much too big for her.
Now Kagome was going home, readying herself to face the sorrow she had witnessed exactly three years ago. Kagome didn't want her friends to see it. They had all already lost enough, they needn't see their friend on the verge of a breakdown.
Kagome threw the backpack over her shoulder, completely ignoring the demon aura coming closer to her. She could barely see straight from the tears being shed. The well was a dark abyss. Making Kagome sometimes feel like this is what he saw as he died.
She jumped into the well, not noticing the blur of red and silver coming up, smelling all-too-familiar tears as he approached. He waited a moment and jumped into the well after her.
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Remember: Anonymous reviews are fine. Flames are welcome.