The Demon Enchantresses
Chapter Five
She jumped up and down as her favorite show came on. It was her favorite, because her favorite person was in it. And it only showed once per week. She had written a letter to the station to ask them to put it on every night, but that had been almost three months ago. They hadn't done anything.
She watched the television intently, and threw a pillow at it when they said her favorite show wasn't going to be airing that morning. So, she took a walk around town. And she met her favorite person in the world, and he smiled at her while she blushed...
Kuwabara woke up on his on again this morning. Kurama had already left for the usual Sunday morning shopping so they didn't go hungry during the week. But Kuwabara figured he'd buy more food, since Hiei and Yusuke had found loves for themselves. Kuwabara was certain he'd find one soon. But he wasn't so sure. He had had his eyes set on Yukina during the Dark Tournament, but she had gone back to Nigenkai, leaving Kuwabara lonely.
He got up and started using his punching bag as he usually did in the mornings. After about half an hour, he stopped and fell back on his bed. He felt much better now. After a few more moments, when he'd caught his breath, he changed clothes then went for a walk through the town. He really didn't feel like going through the park today, so he figured going through town was the next best thing.
As he was passing by a crowded store, he saw someone he thought was familiar. She had her head down, but she looked up occasionally to see where she was going. One time when she looked up, she stopped short, staring at Kuwabara. He realized that she was staring at him, a blush playing on her cheeks, and he smiled. He knew she was a fan of his. He'd seen her around at the studios, and always watched him with such interest.
He walked toward her and opened the door to a restaurant nearby. Her blush deepening, she walked in. He followed her. He thought maybe he'd finally answer some questions to her. She was at all of the studios he'd been to, and she almost seemed to know exactly where he'd be before he did.
The girl went over to a table and sat down. Kuwabara sat down across from her. She was still blushing.
"So, you're one of my fans, huh?" Kuwabara stated more than asked.
Stuttering, the girl replied, "Y-yes. I think I might be your biggest, but I-I'm not sure. I have all of your stuff, and I never miss your show, and enjoy each one, though some are repeats. I was really upset that they didn't air it this morning. So I decided to take a walk instead, and I um..."
"And you ran into me," Kuwabara finished for her. Her blush deepened. She reminded him of someone, but he couldn't exactly place it.
A waiter came up to them and asked, "What will yer drinks be, ya two?"
Kuwabara and the girl hadn't even looked at the menu. But they both ordered the same: water. They talked for a bit, ordered, then talked more. They would have talked more if it weren't for the blob of fans that came into the restaurant and saw him.
After only a moment of talk to the girls, Kuwabara shooed them away, and the girl who he was with blushed yet again. After a few more minutes of talk, the check came, but they got a discount since Kuwabara was well known for his acting career. They paid and left, and talked even more outside.
"Do you need a place to stay tonight?" Kuwabara asked her, interrupting her in the middle of one of her statements.
Shocked, she replied, "Uh, um...I'm not sure. Since my parents are splitting, they both want me to go with them, and I just can't stand it. Maybe I do need a place to stay," she added thoughtfully.
"Come to my place, then," he offered. She looked somewhat shocked again, but she was overly excited, and he knew.
"Oh, I'd love to! But I don't' know if I can..." she trailed off.
Kuwabara snorted. "You're what—seventeen, eighteen? You can make your own decisions without your parents, you know."
"Yeah, I guess I can. All right then! I will!"
So, they walked to Kuwabara's house and entered, but no one came to greet them. Apparently, no one was home. Kuwabara closed the door behind the girl, whose name was Kusha, he found out, and saw a piece of paper on a table. He read it.
Dear Kuwabara, If you are reading this, then that means no one is home. I'm sorry no one told you earlier, but you just up and left before I got back from the store and before Hiei, Yusuke, and the girls got up. I put all the food away, so if you get hungry, just make yourself something. The two couples went out together, and I have gone to see an old friend. Everyone should be back shortly.
Sincerely,
Kurama
After reading it, he gave a hoot. This is perfect! he thought. Everyone's gone but me and her... He let his thoughts go as he turned around to look as Kusha. He walked toward her, huge grin on his face. She smiled, and looked at him kind of funny. But he took her hand and took her into her room. There, they talked some more, and explored the other's body. They fell asleep just within a few minutes before everyone came home...
Chapter Five
She jumped up and down as her favorite show came on. It was her favorite, because her favorite person was in it. And it only showed once per week. She had written a letter to the station to ask them to put it on every night, but that had been almost three months ago. They hadn't done anything.
She watched the television intently, and threw a pillow at it when they said her favorite show wasn't going to be airing that morning. So, she took a walk around town. And she met her favorite person in the world, and he smiled at her while she blushed...
Kuwabara woke up on his on again this morning. Kurama had already left for the usual Sunday morning shopping so they didn't go hungry during the week. But Kuwabara figured he'd buy more food, since Hiei and Yusuke had found loves for themselves. Kuwabara was certain he'd find one soon. But he wasn't so sure. He had had his eyes set on Yukina during the Dark Tournament, but she had gone back to Nigenkai, leaving Kuwabara lonely.
He got up and started using his punching bag as he usually did in the mornings. After about half an hour, he stopped and fell back on his bed. He felt much better now. After a few more moments, when he'd caught his breath, he changed clothes then went for a walk through the town. He really didn't feel like going through the park today, so he figured going through town was the next best thing.
As he was passing by a crowded store, he saw someone he thought was familiar. She had her head down, but she looked up occasionally to see where she was going. One time when she looked up, she stopped short, staring at Kuwabara. He realized that she was staring at him, a blush playing on her cheeks, and he smiled. He knew she was a fan of his. He'd seen her around at the studios, and always watched him with such interest.
He walked toward her and opened the door to a restaurant nearby. Her blush deepening, she walked in. He followed her. He thought maybe he'd finally answer some questions to her. She was at all of the studios he'd been to, and she almost seemed to know exactly where he'd be before he did.
The girl went over to a table and sat down. Kuwabara sat down across from her. She was still blushing.
"So, you're one of my fans, huh?" Kuwabara stated more than asked.
Stuttering, the girl replied, "Y-yes. I think I might be your biggest, but I-I'm not sure. I have all of your stuff, and I never miss your show, and enjoy each one, though some are repeats. I was really upset that they didn't air it this morning. So I decided to take a walk instead, and I um..."
"And you ran into me," Kuwabara finished for her. Her blush deepened. She reminded him of someone, but he couldn't exactly place it.
A waiter came up to them and asked, "What will yer drinks be, ya two?"
Kuwabara and the girl hadn't even looked at the menu. But they both ordered the same: water. They talked for a bit, ordered, then talked more. They would have talked more if it weren't for the blob of fans that came into the restaurant and saw him.
After only a moment of talk to the girls, Kuwabara shooed them away, and the girl who he was with blushed yet again. After a few more minutes of talk, the check came, but they got a discount since Kuwabara was well known for his acting career. They paid and left, and talked even more outside.
"Do you need a place to stay tonight?" Kuwabara asked her, interrupting her in the middle of one of her statements.
Shocked, she replied, "Uh, um...I'm not sure. Since my parents are splitting, they both want me to go with them, and I just can't stand it. Maybe I do need a place to stay," she added thoughtfully.
"Come to my place, then," he offered. She looked somewhat shocked again, but she was overly excited, and he knew.
"Oh, I'd love to! But I don't' know if I can..." she trailed off.
Kuwabara snorted. "You're what—seventeen, eighteen? You can make your own decisions without your parents, you know."
"Yeah, I guess I can. All right then! I will!"
So, they walked to Kuwabara's house and entered, but no one came to greet them. Apparently, no one was home. Kuwabara closed the door behind the girl, whose name was Kusha, he found out, and saw a piece of paper on a table. He read it.
Dear Kuwabara, If you are reading this, then that means no one is home. I'm sorry no one told you earlier, but you just up and left before I got back from the store and before Hiei, Yusuke, and the girls got up. I put all the food away, so if you get hungry, just make yourself something. The two couples went out together, and I have gone to see an old friend. Everyone should be back shortly.
Sincerely,
Kurama
After reading it, he gave a hoot. This is perfect! he thought. Everyone's gone but me and her... He let his thoughts go as he turned around to look as Kusha. He walked toward her, huge grin on his face. She smiled, and looked at him kind of funny. But he took her hand and took her into her room. There, they talked some more, and explored the other's body. They fell asleep just within a few minutes before everyone came home...