Epilogue
Ever since Tea and Seto started their relationship, life began to get better and better. The stress that Tea was under completely vanished, and she was enjoying her life. Every weekend afterwards she and Seto spent time together; playing Duel Monsters, going to the mall, going to parks, doing anything they could together. The relationship, the bond, that they shared was the final key to bringing the conditioned cruelness of the Kaibas out of Seto, and he was finally able to enjoy life. Happiness had indeed come true for the both of them, and nothing in the world could possibly break the bond they shared.
The destiny for Tea and Seto was truly best for everyone, as even Yugi, who's heart was nearly broken, found his happiness not long after that. He complained once (though he hardly meant it) to Rebecca, and she was able to comfort him, and that was the last time he ever complained about it. Soon after, Yugi developed a crush on Rebecca, who's flaring words made him feel like he was never without a good friend. Determined that he wouldn't lose this one, Yugi told Rebecca his feelings immediately after discovering them, and they started their relationship.
Also, what of the gang, and them accepting Seto as Tea's boyfriend? Well, needless to say that Joey did not approve at first, but even he took it as the truth. Though Seto never truly joined their group, he was less malicious towards Joey, and considered Yugi more of a friend than ever. Things had just fallen into place, like a giant puzzle had be solved, and like the full picture being seen, the lives of each person involved had become better.
Ishizu, the descendant of Fate, had finally gotten a five thousand year old weight off her ancestor's chest, and in turn she was rewarded with Marik volunteering for a week of service to let her rest.
Life all around Tea was getting lighter and lighter, and with Seto by her side, nothing could shake her. And from the other world, the Unhappy Wife looks upon her descendant, and smiles.
Author's Note: I've officially canned the True Duelist (that near sequel I've told you all about in the final chapter). I was really enthusiastic about it, but I just couldn't get my heart in the whole dueling spirit, which was supposed to be the major theme to the story. Sorry to anybody who was looking forward to it.
Instead I've decided to work on my original story called "Ninja" (for now), I really like the whole idea and I've already got a lot of good events planned out. If you're into adventure novels with ninjas and samurais and such, then this'll definitely be your time of story. Sorry, but the only way you'll see this story is on the bookstore shelf, because my ambition is to become a professional author.