Big Mistake

Akina hurried and got ready for her date. She fixed her beautiful black hair into a half up half down ponytail and wore a cute pink belly shirt and a white mini skirt. She had pretty white high heeled sandals on her feet.

"I'm leaving!" Akina yelled turning the door knob on her way out the house.

"And where is it that you're going?" asked InuYasha smirking deviously as he entered the foyer.

"Oh, you know, just out." Akina lied awkwardly with a smirk.

"Out, in those clothes? So, who are you going with? And exactly where is 'out'?" InuYasha continued to ask with the same devious smirk, demanding answers.

"I'm going to the movies with a couple friends. That's all. I'll be back by 10?" Akina hoped she could convince her father that she wasn't lying but it seemed a little hard.

"Really? So you will be back in this house by 10 o'clock tonight?" demanded the over protective half breed.

"I promise." Akina vowed and bolted out of the house without another word from her father.

InuYasha awed at his own daughters speed, but soon turned his look to Kagome in the kitchen. "So, do you know where Akina's really going?" He asked smugly gripping Kagome's shoulders gently.

"InuYasha," Kagome giggled. "You know very well Akina doesn't lie. She is just going to the movies with a friend or too. She's going o be fine." Kagome smiled to her husband reassuringly.

"I hope her friends know what happens to her tonight." InuYasha looked at the ceiling mischievously.

Kagome gasped, "Oh, my god, I forgot! Tonight is the night of the half moon! Kane is going to fear her for the rest of her life!"

"Kane?" asked InuYasha with suspicion.

"Ugh… He is just a good friend of Akina's nothing more. They are going to the movies tonight with a couple other friends." Kagome lied threw her teeth knowing it was wrong.

"She's going with a boy?" InuYasha hissed. He glared his beautiful wife down evilly.

Kagome grinned awkwardly. "A friend boy, not a boyfriend." She lied again.

InuYasha plopped down on a chair at the table with a heavy sigh. "He's still a boy. A boy she could fall in love with." InuYasha talked with a serious, gloomy tone.

Kagome smiled sweetly, "Oh, please she is only 12 years old. She will be fine. Why are you so worried lately?"

"I don't know, I just want them to be safe. I don't have my sword anymore remember. It belongs to Kaori now." InuYasha sighed seriously with maturity.

Kagome put a hand of ease on her dear husband's tense shoulder. "Sweaty, Don't worry they are strong; maybe even stronger than Seshy. They are definitely stronger than you though." Kagome joked.

InuYasha grumbled, "What's that supposed to mean?"

Kagome just smirked and walked away.

Looking over to Kaori's view

Kaori jumped into the ancient well with her best friend lily (Koga's daughter). They had previously fought a dangerous centipede demon, last time they were in feudal Japan.

"Kaori, look, it's a priestess." Lily giggled pointing to a very depressed looking woman in the distance. She had beautiful deep brown eyes, almost the same as Akina's, and she had long black hair in a low ponytail. She wore a old kimono looking type outfit and sandals.

Kaori stared in awe at how much the strange priestess looked like her own mother, Kagome. "Is it just me or does she look, at least a little bit like my mother?"

Lily squinted into the distance at the strange priestess. "Yea, you're right." She stated awkwardly.

"Doesn't that seem a little weird?"

"Just a little." Lily answered in awe.

Kaori had no idea that Kagome used to travel into the past as she did. She never heard the story of this strange priestess. She had no clue that InuYasha, her dear father wasn't even from her era. Kaori quickly changed into her half demon state, since she was in the feudal era she didn't need to hide it.

Kaori's transformation quickly caught the strange priestess's attention. She looked over to Kaori with those deep brown eyes, those of Akina's. She approached Lily and Kaori slowly- cautiously. Once she got close enough she stopped to notice that Kaori looked like a mix between her and InuYasha, but one thing was different; she wasn't hers, she was Kagome's. A deep hatred ran threw the woman's veins.

"Hello." Kaori greeted sweetly to the strange priestess.

"Hello, what is your name?" The woman asked nicely.

"I'm Kaori, what's your name?" Kaori answered.

"I thought you'd recognize me as such. I am Kikyo, your fathers… never mind. He probably hasn't spoken of me." Kikyo turned a away with a deep sadness in her eyes.

"How do you know my father?" Kaori asked cautiously.

"Your father is InuYasha, is he not?"

"Yes, how could you tell?"

"You look very much like him, but with my eyes, well your mothers." answered the depressed Kikyo.

"Yours? I don't even know you." Kaori barked.

"With that remark you most certainly are InuYasha's child. Who is your mother? Is it her? Is it Kagome?" demanded the angry woman.

"Yea, why? You got a problem with my mom?" Kaori started to get angry.

"It's not so much a problem more like a grudge. Kagome is my reincarnation. She stole InuYasha away from me." Kikyo replied angrily.

Kaori gave Kikyo a look of deep confusion. "How the hell would you know? You live in this era; 500 years earlier then my mother."

Kikyo smirked. "I suppose she hasn't told you. She used to travel these parts as well. She used to come to this era and travel with your father whom lived here. She then took him away from his home and brought him back to her time." Kikyo stated with a mischievous smirk.

Kaori awed to the strange priestess. "What!" She barked angrily.

"I wish for you to take me to see your father. I wish to go to the future with you." Kikyo demanded.

"Why?" Lily butt-in.

"I simply wish to see the father of my only daughter." Kikyo grinned.

Kaori glared, but with a wide eyed awe. "Since when did he come back here!" She barked.

"He hasn't been here for a long time, almost 17 years. One year more than my daughter's age." Kikyo stated calmly.

Kaori glared but with sadness deep in her heart, for her mother. She wondered if she should take this woman back to her home if she should just say no.

A/N: Tell me what you think, please review! I also want to know if you have any ideas.