4/24/06

Full summary: All Sakura Kinomoto has ever wanted is to be like everyone else and do normal things, like kiss here new/first BF and the most wanted guy at school, Syaoran Li, without disappearing right in front of him. But Sakura is different, and having to hide her secret makes leading a normal life impossible.

Now Sakura is being followed. She doesn't know who's doing it, but she knows why. Her secret has finally been discovered.

Disclaimer: Anything in which you recognize in this story, I do not own. Meaning, I don't own ANYTHING!

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Prologue

In Ancient times, it was said that the goddess Selene drove the moon across the sky. Each night she followed her brother Helios, god of the sun, to catch his fiery rays and reflect the light back on earth. One night on her journey, she looked down and saw Endymion sleeping on the hills. She soon fell in love with mortal shepherd. Night after night she looked down on his gentle beauty and fell in love with him even more, until finally one evening she left the moon between the sun and the earth and went down to the grassy field to lie beside him.

For three nights she stayed with him. The moon, unable to catch the sun's rays, remained dark. They said it brought death and freed evil forces to roam the land. Zeus was angered was angered by the darkness and punished Selene by giving Endymion eternal sleep.

Selene returned to the moon and drove across the sky, but her love was too strong. She hid Endymion in a cave. Now, three nights each lunar month, she leaves the moon to visit her sleeping lover. In his sleep, Endymion dreams he holds the moon. He has given Selene many daughters to guard the night. They are powerful and beautiful like their mother but mortal like their father.

Next Chapter-Sakura's Secret: "Tomoyo," she said. "I know it's you, come out." She spoke loudly, tremor evident in her voice. No one answered. "Tomoyo," she began again. Her voice was barely above a whisper, filled with fear. She looked into the dark that clung to the side of the house. What had once been there was now gone. Had it only been an illusion of the dark?