I don't own Inuyasha and Co. But I still love him. Newayz, I still cant find my brain. Has n-e-one seen it. The last chapter kinda just wrote it's self and I don't know how that could have happened. I don't think I wrote it and if I did I don't remember. Ga-D-it brain where the hell are you:Searches house, school, friends houses, and...sewers...:Comes bk, smelling really bad...:

:Posts missing signs with pictures of brain all over town:

:Comes bk sits locked in room with lights off in a corner bawling eyes out (again):

(Ok, now once agin, leaving crazy ppl to there very different lives. You all know who I am...right? Well Kiki is once again having a mental break down and I'm here again to help write the chapter. :rolls brainy eyes: Well anyway, you know the drill. Don't tell her I'm here! Now on with the chapter!)

"Talking"
'Thinking'
:Sounds & Actions:

Only you Chapter Five:
The End of the Week:

Inuyasha sighed as he made his way up the shrine steps reminiscing what Koga and Hojou had told him.

'Such responsibility. So many expectations from not just one youkai but all the youkai. Why her?' Inuyasha thought with another sigh.

Suddenly his head shot up, eyes wide. He could smell tears, her tears!
In a rush he jumped into the God tree and slipped into Kagomes room through her open window. She was tossing and turning, drenched in cold sweat, tears streaming through her clenched eyes. He was about to wake her up when she shot up in her bed, taking small shallow breaths that didn't seem to be getting to her lungs. Her eyes were wide and he could smell her terror, making his blood run cold and boil at the same time. With a light growl he sat himself on her bed brining her into an embrace, letting her cry on his shoulder.

"It...It seemed so...so real! I...I was so scared! All I...I wanted to do was...was die!" She cried.

"Shh. Its ok. Nothings gonna happen. Your ok, you don't need to be scared anymore." Inuyasha soothed. He continued to whisper comforting words to her as he stroked her hair.

:1 week later:

Kagome is in a hurry, trying to gather everything she needs to take back with her to the Feudal Era. To tell you the truth she is rather happy about going home, the air in her time was excruciating. And the noise was almost unbearable and well all in all she missed her friends and the past.

'No, its not my time anymore. The past is my time. The future is just that, the future.'

As soon as her old school friends had found out about her quitting school they came straight over demanding an explanation. She had told them she was moving. Which wasn't really a lie the only difference was she was moving to Feudal Japan not Okayama.

She still had yet to inform Inuyasha of her staying in the Feudal Era, forever.

The past week has gone by so slowly it seemed as though it was never going to end. The fact that Inuyasha and mother have been acting kinda odd since they had there private talk, without her, wasn't helping either.

Though he was acting kinda strange Inuyasha seemed much happier. Almost like the best thing that could ever possibly happen to him could happenat any moment, and it would.

With a relieved sigh Kagome finished gathering everything and set out to find Inuyasha, so they could bid her family and the future fair well and go home. She found him sitting in the god tree.

"Inuyasha I'm all set. Come on."
He looked down at her with a smile and nodded before jumping from the tree landing in-front of her.

They said there goodbyes and left the future.

Once in the Feudal Era Inuyasha picked Kagome up bridal style her bagslung over his shoulder and headed for the god tree. Once he got there he set her bag on the ground and jumped onto his favorite branch with her in his lap, her back to his chest.

He nuzzled her neck as he spoke...
"Kagome can we talk?" He whispered huskily, his breath on her skin sending shivers down her spine.

:End of Chapter Five:

Thanx for reading. Hope you liked it. Sorry it's a little short but I wanted the next part to be in a different chapter. Plz review. Thanx, all who reviewed .

Love ya,
Ja ne,
Kristy