Kagome stood there, waiting for Sango in the parking lot of the gas station. She didn't want to be there anymore. This neighborhood wasn't the "ghetto", but filled with kids that thought that they were bad asses. She leaned up against the wall, sliding down until she was sitting. She wrapped her arms around her knees and started to cry.

The next week was hell for kagome. She was made fun of by everybody for what Inu Yasha did to her. It only took about two days for everybody to hear about it and remember the way things use to be between them. She started to eat lunch by herself, trying to keep Miroku and sango from being made fun of as well. It was the loneliest week of her life.
It was now Friday, and for some reason everything went back to normal; nobody was making fun of her. It was as if they forgot about it, and loved her once again. Some even took pity on her. What Kagome didn't know was that when Inu Yasha heard somebody making fun of her or talking shit, he'd pull them into a secluded area and beat them. People soon got the hint…she was his.
She sat in her first class a little confused. She pulled the necklace that Inu Yasha gave her out of her backpack, trying to decide weather or not to give it back. She gathered it I her hand and held it there. She wanted to believe that he changed so badly. He was acting as if he cared about her, like the whole bully thing was an act to hide his true feelings. In all honestly she hoped it was so. She had always had an interest in him. She knew that he didn't get along with people; he was outcasted because he was a hanyou. Kagome never cared; it didn't much matter to her.
Suddenly a shoebox was dropped on her desk, making a loud noise. He jumped as she looked up to see Inu Yasha standing there staring down at the. He smiled at her and walked away. She just sat there somewhat startled.
"whats in the box kagome?" asked a curious person behind her. "Not another box of worms I hope, you screamed last time he did that" the mystery man chuckled. She turned around a glared. The boy behind her stopped laughing and sat back, unsure of what to do next. He looked down at his paper and began to write.
Kagome opened the shoebox only to be confused even more than she was before. Inside there was a videotape. In sloppy handwriting was the word "truth". She had no idea what that was. She'd find out later. She looked into the box once again, only to find, every present that kagome ever gave Inu Yasha. Her eyes filled with tears as she tried to fight them back. There was a small folded piece of paper taped to the bottom of the box. She pulled off the piece of tape and unfolded it.

Kagome,
Please, give me a chance…
Inu Yasha
P.S. I hope you like it!

"Like what?" she asked herself. She looked back into the box, only to see a small box rapped in beautiful red paper. She smiled and picked it up. Carefully unwrapping, she relieved a small box covered with fuzzy black material. She opened the box, gasping. She didn't expect what she saw. Inside there was a ring that matched her necklace. It was silver with a heart shaped light blue jewel. In the middle of the jewel a K was carved. She smiled as she put it on; a perfect fit.
For the rest of the day she wore the ring and the necklace. Inu Yasha, who was following her, noticed this. He smiled and ran down the hall at full speed laughing.
As soon as kagome walked into her house she ran to the living room, turning on the tv. She wanted to see what was on that tape. He pressed play.

the tape
Kagome had just run off to use the rest room. Inu Yasha didn't stand there long before being bothered by a girl named Kikyo.
"What do you want?" he was not in the mood for her.
"Do you really have to ask?" she smiled.
"Oh right, you want that dance I promised" he was obviously not amused. She smiled and nodded. "Ok, but a quick one, then you leave me alone ok" she nodded again. He came close, Inu Yasha not taking any interest in Kikyo, stared at the bathroom doors, hoping to see kagome come out, but she didn't. Suddenly Kikyo pulled back and looked him in the eye. He stared at her with a disgusted face. "Kikyo?" he asked. She glanced to the side and saw kagome standing there. She pulled him down and kissed him. His eyes grew huge, he pushed her away. Everybody started to laugh as he turned to see kagome, heart broken. He took off running after her.
tape
Kagome sat there speechless; she didn't know what to say.

Later that night kagome sat in her room and stared at the ceiling, daydreaming about the handsome half-bread. "Finally, he finally changed." She rolled over, only to hear a rustle noise outside. She looked out her window, only to see a red blur flying into the well house. She leaped out of bed and ran down stares. It was late so everybody was already sleeping.
She ran outside, into the night, and headed for the well house. She flung open the door to see a very scared, oddly dressed, Inu Yasha standing there. "ka-kagome?" she managed to squeak.
She gulped, "what are you doing here? Why are you in my family's well house?" she was more confused than anything. She looked at Inu Yasha's clothes (the old red kimono) even more confused before, "what are you wearing?" she asked in nothing more than a whisper.
"You live…here?" his eyes were still huge.
"Yeah"
"That can't be" he walked toward her and looked out the door to her house. He pointed to it "you live there?"
"Yes"
"Are you sure?"
"Positive"
"No" he didn't want to believe her.
"Yes"
"That can't be"
"It's true"
"Wait, are you sure that you are positive?"
"NO, I LIVE IN A TREE!" she screamed.
Inu Yasha looked at her, giving in. "how long have you lived there?" he asked calmly.
She sighed, "since I was born"
"Oh" He looked away again. "I visit this well almost every night"
Kagome looked at him angrily. "You come to my home every night?"
"Yeah, I come looking for a way home" he looked down.
"Home?" she didn't understand
He looked up at her "I don't think I should tell you but I will anyway." He sat down with his back against the wall. Kagome followed. It was a long shot, but he had to tell somebody, and who better to tell than the person that owned the well. "When I was small I was alone in the world, my mother and father were dead and my older brother hated me. I wondered the earth alone, scared. I happened upon this clearing, and in the middle of this clearing was a square well. I don't remember much after that. Something about a demon attacking me and my brother showing up…blah blah blah…my brother and I where grabbed and pulled down the well. We ended up here." He looked up at kagome.
"What are you talking about?"
He sighed and closed his eyes. He knew that she wasn't going to believe him, but he was going to tell her anyway. "We were pulled down the well and traveled 560 years to the future."
Kagome looked at him like he lost it. She stood up and started to make her way out of the hut. Inu Yasha moved to stand in front of her.
"Where are you going?"
"You're obviously making something up to get to me. I won't let you hurt me anymore"
He growled causing her to step back. She lost her footing and fell down the stairs hitting the well, causing her to fall down the well. Inu Yasha jumped and grabbed her hand, but they were already halfway down. A blue light engulfed them and then dissipated. Inu Yasha looked around. He grabbed the shaking kagome and jumped out of the well only to stop and look around. "It can't be" he took a step from kagome.
"Where are we?" she stood and looked around.
"My time" he took in a deep breath.
"Your time?"
"Yeah, I don't know why I was pulled into your time, but I am home now" he laughed as he started to run. He jumped up into a tree and flew threw the air. Kagome watched as he laughed. He was jumping form tree-to-tree, so high sometimes that she had trouble seeing him. He landed softly right in front of kagome putting his arms around her and smiling.
"Inu Yasha?" she stood there.
He pulled way, "its you, you are the one that allowed me to pass. Why is that?"
"I don't know, wait, it can't be me. You got threw the last time without…. gasp" it hit her. Something that she for got many years before. He looked down. "When I was 8 I went into the well house for the first and only time. My grandfather had told me stories of its magic. He thought that maybe it would help me. I was told that I was in an arranged marriage, and that when I turn 17 I will be given to an old family friend. They have much more money than we can ever wish to have. They felt that I would be better off, but I wanted love. I came here and wished..." she stopped and starred into the forest. "I just wanted to be happy".
"What did you wish?" he asked her. She smiled, obviously embarrassed.