ANNOYING TRUMPET SOUNDS
"If I ever find out who plays that damn horn I will...I will."
"Come on Kagome it's too early." Sango said throwing her pillow at the red faced girl.
"Is it me or does it seem like we have to wake up earlier and earlier." Kagome Yawned as they made their way to the dining hall.
"It get's earlier and earlier." Sango said pushing open the door.
The two sat down and chatted not wanting to eat the object they called a breakfast burrito.
"Well hello again Sango." the familiar boy said as he took a seat next to Sango.
"Go away Miroku." Sango said turning from him.
"Come on Sango you can't ignore me the whole summer."
"I can and I will, let's go Kagome."
"She has a soft spot for innocence." Kagome whispered feeling bad for the hopeless boy.
"KAGOME LET'S GO!" Sango said starting to get irritated.
Their next class was archery which seemed to be Kagome's strongest skill.
"Damn Miroku." Sango grumbled as she kept missing her target.
She took a quick side glance towards the boy she despised the most then. He winked at her and then turned back to his game.
"That nerve of his." she seethed as she aimed her next arrow towards him.
"Sango no." Kagome said pushing the bow and arrow towards the ground sending into the dirt.
"Try pretending the middle target is Miroku if you want to shoot him so badly."
Sango took a deep breath as the arrow took flight sending it soaring through the air hitting its target perfectly.
"Alright people that's enough for today." the coach said blowing her whistle sending them on their way.
Kagome and Sango sat feet up on the table as they picked and prodded the food that was served.
"So you never told me what happened that made you so mad at Miroku." Kagome said trying to eat her salad.
"Uh that lech, well it all started when he wrapped his arm around me. He took me to the lake and then told me that my eyes sparkled like the moon when it hits that water. I was the fool that fell for that line letting his hand shudders grab my ass. I slapped him across the face called him a lech and then left." she said stabbing her fork into the cherry tomato making it spray everywhere.
"Sounds like a pervert to me." Kagome said wiping the tomato juice from her cheek.
"But the thing I don't get is that he's so sweet when his hand doesn't get in the way." she said going from a soft voice to one filled with anger.
"Did you tell him that?"
"No"
"Then why don't you try it."
"I don't know if he'll even listen."
"Well then I don't know what to say." Kagome shrugged as she put her untouched salad aside.
"So why was that girl so angry at you." Inuyasha asked as he shoved his salad aside.
"What makes you think that?" Miroku asked sweat dropping.
"I saw her pointing an arrow at you in archery class." Inuyasha said raising a brow.
"Oh I didn't even notice." Miroku said wolfing down his own food so he didn't have to answer anymore questions.
Later on that Night
"Hey you guys we're going to go play flashlight tag with the boys you want to play?" a girl asked poking her head in their cabin.
"Ya, we'll be right out." Sango said as they watched the girl disappear.
"We will?" Kagome asked raising a brow but not taking her eyes from her sketch.
"Oh come on you make it sound like you never socialize."
"Who said I did."
"Me, now let's go." Sango said grabbing two flashlights, pulling Kagome out the door.
"Fine." Kagome said grabbing a flashlight from Sango.
They played way into the night before getting told to go to bed by one of the PMS-ing councillors.
The two girls laughed at how much fun they had when they entered their cabin.
Kagome switched on the lights to find a huge mess spread all over the floor.
"Figures, we couldn't be accepted that easily to play a game filled with those girls."
"Oh come on it could've been an animal."
"Ya one wearing pink." Kagome spat as she picked u her sketch pad to find all her drawings scribbled on or the empty pages filled with bad words and nasty pictures.
"Could an animal do this?" Kagome asked holing up her sketch pad showing Sango the damage.
They spent the last two hours they had for sleep cleaning up the mess.
The next morning Kagome brought a brand new sketch pad that was untouched to fix her drawings at breakfast.
"Hey Sango, over here." Miroku said waving them down.
Sango just sighed out of frustration as she turned.
"Wait Sango, look I'm sorry." he said grabbing her by the shoulder. "would you come sit with me today?" he asked innocently. Kagome gave him the thumbs up for approval.
"If you promise not to grope me then yes." she said finally cracking the frown on her face replacing it with a smile.
"Uh, I'm sorry I never caught your name." Miroku said turning to Kagome.
"Kagome."
"Would you like to join us also?"
"Love too."
Kagome sat down opposite as everyone else and went off to her own little world drawing the illusions that danced in her mind screaming to be drawn and put down on paper.
"What's with the bracelets?" a sour voice asked.
"To piss people like you off wondering why the hell I wear them." she said sarcastically not taking her eyes from her sketch.
"Would you mind not talking it's breaking my concentration." Kagome said before the kid could speak again.
"Why do you draw all the time?" he asked ignoring her.
"I wouldn't be drawing but pissing you off, but see our cabin got trashed last night for some people did it for kicks oh and they thought it would be funny to scribble all over my hard worked drawings and write rude thing not to mention very bad and nasty illustrations on what pages that were left blank." she said crumpling up the piece of paper she was working on.
"Sango I'll be right back." Kagome said leaving the table.
"Why where are you going?" she asked confused.
"To put my sketch pad away and to get away from that awful stench coming from the other side of the table." she said leaving the dining hall with an air of confidence not fearing what the consequences would be from the bitterness of her words.
"If I ever find out who plays that damn horn I will...I will."
"Come on Kagome it's too early." Sango said throwing her pillow at the red faced girl.
"Is it me or does it seem like we have to wake up earlier and earlier." Kagome Yawned as they made their way to the dining hall.
"It get's earlier and earlier." Sango said pushing open the door.
The two sat down and chatted not wanting to eat the object they called a breakfast burrito.
"Well hello again Sango." the familiar boy said as he took a seat next to Sango.
"Go away Miroku." Sango said turning from him.
"Come on Sango you can't ignore me the whole summer."
"I can and I will, let's go Kagome."
"She has a soft spot for innocence." Kagome whispered feeling bad for the hopeless boy.
"KAGOME LET'S GO!" Sango said starting to get irritated.
Their next class was archery which seemed to be Kagome's strongest skill.
"Damn Miroku." Sango grumbled as she kept missing her target.
She took a quick side glance towards the boy she despised the most then. He winked at her and then turned back to his game.
"That nerve of his." she seethed as she aimed her next arrow towards him.
"Sango no." Kagome said pushing the bow and arrow towards the ground sending into the dirt.
"Try pretending the middle target is Miroku if you want to shoot him so badly."
Sango took a deep breath as the arrow took flight sending it soaring through the air hitting its target perfectly.
"Alright people that's enough for today." the coach said blowing her whistle sending them on their way.
Kagome and Sango sat feet up on the table as they picked and prodded the food that was served.
"So you never told me what happened that made you so mad at Miroku." Kagome said trying to eat her salad.
"Uh that lech, well it all started when he wrapped his arm around me. He took me to the lake and then told me that my eyes sparkled like the moon when it hits that water. I was the fool that fell for that line letting his hand shudders grab my ass. I slapped him across the face called him a lech and then left." she said stabbing her fork into the cherry tomato making it spray everywhere.
"Sounds like a pervert to me." Kagome said wiping the tomato juice from her cheek.
"But the thing I don't get is that he's so sweet when his hand doesn't get in the way." she said going from a soft voice to one filled with anger.
"Did you tell him that?"
"No"
"Then why don't you try it."
"I don't know if he'll even listen."
"Well then I don't know what to say." Kagome shrugged as she put her untouched salad aside.
"So why was that girl so angry at you." Inuyasha asked as he shoved his salad aside.
"What makes you think that?" Miroku asked sweat dropping.
"I saw her pointing an arrow at you in archery class." Inuyasha said raising a brow.
"Oh I didn't even notice." Miroku said wolfing down his own food so he didn't have to answer anymore questions.
Later on that Night
"Hey you guys we're going to go play flashlight tag with the boys you want to play?" a girl asked poking her head in their cabin.
"Ya, we'll be right out." Sango said as they watched the girl disappear.
"We will?" Kagome asked raising a brow but not taking her eyes from her sketch.
"Oh come on you make it sound like you never socialize."
"Who said I did."
"Me, now let's go." Sango said grabbing two flashlights, pulling Kagome out the door.
"Fine." Kagome said grabbing a flashlight from Sango.
They played way into the night before getting told to go to bed by one of the PMS-ing councillors.
The two girls laughed at how much fun they had when they entered their cabin.
Kagome switched on the lights to find a huge mess spread all over the floor.
"Figures, we couldn't be accepted that easily to play a game filled with those girls."
"Oh come on it could've been an animal."
"Ya one wearing pink." Kagome spat as she picked u her sketch pad to find all her drawings scribbled on or the empty pages filled with bad words and nasty pictures.
"Could an animal do this?" Kagome asked holing up her sketch pad showing Sango the damage.
They spent the last two hours they had for sleep cleaning up the mess.
The next morning Kagome brought a brand new sketch pad that was untouched to fix her drawings at breakfast.
"Hey Sango, over here." Miroku said waving them down.
Sango just sighed out of frustration as she turned.
"Wait Sango, look I'm sorry." he said grabbing her by the shoulder. "would you come sit with me today?" he asked innocently. Kagome gave him the thumbs up for approval.
"If you promise not to grope me then yes." she said finally cracking the frown on her face replacing it with a smile.
"Uh, I'm sorry I never caught your name." Miroku said turning to Kagome.
"Kagome."
"Would you like to join us also?"
"Love too."
Kagome sat down opposite as everyone else and went off to her own little world drawing the illusions that danced in her mind screaming to be drawn and put down on paper.
"What's with the bracelets?" a sour voice asked.
"To piss people like you off wondering why the hell I wear them." she said sarcastically not taking her eyes from her sketch.
"Would you mind not talking it's breaking my concentration." Kagome said before the kid could speak again.
"Why do you draw all the time?" he asked ignoring her.
"I wouldn't be drawing but pissing you off, but see our cabin got trashed last night for some people did it for kicks oh and they thought it would be funny to scribble all over my hard worked drawings and write rude thing not to mention very bad and nasty illustrations on what pages that were left blank." she said crumpling up the piece of paper she was working on.
"Sango I'll be right back." Kagome said leaving the table.
"Why where are you going?" she asked confused.
"To put my sketch pad away and to get away from that awful stench coming from the other side of the table." she said leaving the dining hall with an air of confidence not fearing what the consequences would be from the bitterness of her words.