I know this is a very shoty section, but I make up for it in the next part which I might have to split into two!

I own neither yyh or Iy.

One Last Phone Call

Kagome looked back at them sadly. "If I am going to be imprisoned here, can I at least call home? My mother must be worried."

Yusuke looked like he was considering telling her no.

"Of course." Koenma nodded wide eyed.

She flashed him a smile of thanks and he promptly blushed. There was only Boton that also had that effect on him.

Suichi hesitated before retrieving the phone from its cradle. He handed it to her with a speculative look.

She dialed the number and smiled when her grandpa picked up the phone.

"Hi grandpa. Is mom-"

"Kagome! Do you know what time it is? That inu-oni is stompping around here demanding we find you!"

"Inuyasha is there?" Kagome glanced at the clock on the wall. It was later then she had thought.

All ears perked up at the strange name. Dog Demon?

"Grandpa? Inuyasha!" Obviously the phone changed hands.

"Dammit, Bitch! Where the Hell are you? We got things to do! I've been waiting here all damn day! Get your ass-"

They watched as Kagome pulled the phone away from her ear to give it a murderous look. She waited a full minute before putting the receiver back to her ear.

"-Kikyo never would have been so-"

She pulled the phone away again and waited another minute with a resigned and pained expression. Everyone was staring at her.

She again lifted the phone to her ear.

"-get back here right now! Kagome, are you even listening to me?"

She finally spoke. "Inuyasha, sit."

She heard the crash, the moan and the curse.

"Sister?"

"Ah, Sota!" Kagome visibly brighted. "I need you to tell mother that everything is fine but I am not sure when I will be back."

"What about inu-brother?"

"Tell him to go back to his own world and wait." Kagome could feel the stares. It felt like she was being picked apart.

"Tell mom not to worry, okay?"

"Okay!"

"Bye." She pushed the button to hang up the line. Silently, she handed the phone back to its owner who accepted it with questions in his eyes.