Chapter 12 Emotion isn't a weakness
Hiei's claws dug into Rain's sides.
"Hiei-kun that hurts!"
"Mine!" Hiei yelled again.
"Hiei what are you doing? it hurts!"
His claws made claw marks in her sides.
"Shut up onna! I'm marking you."
Hiei got off of her and helped her up.
"There no one else will have you, you are mine Rain."
Rain blushed slightly
'I'm his?'
"Yes onna, that's because I…..I…"
"What Hiei-kun?"
"I love you onna."
Rain looked at him shocked
"You love me Hiei-kun?"
"Yes onna is that a problem?"
"No" she sighed smiling
"Because I love you Hiei."
"No you don't." he whispered.
"How do you know?"
"You shouldn't. I don't deserve you."
"Then why would you mark me?" Rain pointed at the claw marks on both sides of her waist.
"So no one can have you."
"I want you to have me Hiei! And I want you!" She walked out of the room and into the kitchen.
Hiei appeared in front of her and grabbed her shoulders.
"You could get hurt. Emotions are weak."
Rain kissed him gently on the lips.
"No they aren't, Hiei-kun they make you stronger and happy. I would rather be happy and weak then be strong and alone."
She rested her head against his chest and wrapped her arms around his waist.
Hiei wrapped his arms around her.
"Don't leave me Hiei." She whispered.
"I already told you that I wont. If I do you can kill me."
Hiei awoke the next morning to find Rain asleep on top of him.
"Hn, foolish girl."
He kissed her cheek and gently moved her on the bed.
'She is mine and no one else can have her.'
"Hiei, is something wrong? You are not as tense as you normally are." Commented Kurama.
Rain was outside with Keiko, Botan, and Yukina. Even now Hiei kept a close eye on her.
'She is too beautiful, many demons will want her for themselves.'
"I am fine fox, do not worry about me."
"Hiei you can tell me."
Hiei got up from his window seat.
"Its about the onna."
"What did you do?" asked Kurama with a worried look on his face.
"Nothing."
"You didn't rape her did you?" Yusuke popped out of nowhere.
Hiei gave him a glare.
"No detective, I did not rape her."
"Well did she enjoy it?"
"Enjoy what?" asked Hiei slightly confused.
"When, you know… when you.."
"I didn't do anything to her!" yelled Hiei.
"What's wrong Hiei-kun?" came Rain's voice.
'And here she comes looking beautiful as ever.'
Kurama glanced at Hiei wondering what was going through his head.
Rain's necklace was in site.
"Hiei isn't that yours?" asked Yusuke.
"Yes, but its none of your business."
"Hiei-kun Ill be right back." Rain wandered upstairs.
"Ok what's going on?" asked Yusuke.
"Keep your nose out of things detective." Hiei followed Rain upstairs.
Rain stood in the hallway, and Hiei pushed her into the closet pinning her against the wall.
"Why cant you tell them I love you Hiei?"
"They don't need to know. Not yet."
He pressed his lips against hers.
She practically melted in his arms; her body fell limp and would do anything he wanted to do with it.
"Hiei, I'm weak for you."
"Onna, don't talk."
Rain's lips met his neck hitting a tender spot. Which made him softly moan.
"Onna, I… love you."
"You already told me that Hiei-kun."
"I will tell you when ever I feel like it."
Hiei set his hands on her waist, right where he left his mark on her.
"Kurama told me it was your mating season."
His eyes watched the outline of her figure. It was dark and he was being turned on by the smell of her blood. It was faint, her period was now ending.
Which means he could have a little fun.
"Hiei-kun, we should tell them."
"Not now onna."
"Yes now Hiei-kun."
Hiei could feel his pants tighten.
'Shit'He started to sweat.
"Hiei, are you ok? You're breathing really hard."
"I'm fine onna."
His grip tightened around her waist and he pushed her against the wall.
"Hiei are you sure your ok?"
Hiei cut her off with his lips. His body pressed against hers.
Becoming more aroused
"Hiei not here, maybe at home. Just wait a little while." Rain whispered in his ear taunting him.
She nipped at his ear.
"Damn onna, stop doing that."
"Why Hiei-kun, can you not wait? Well your going to have to."
Rain left the closet.
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