Title: The Girl He Wish He Knew
Fandom: Xiaolin Showdown
Characters: Rai, Kim
Prompt: 025:Strangers
Word Count: 379
Rating: G
Summary: He was dreaming about her again, but where has he seen her?
Author's Notes: It was late when I wrote this and my eyes were just about to close on their own. So give me a break. And I would also like to say that I got 100 reviews for 100 Moments, so thanks so much you guys. You are just the best and I can't even begin to say how. So here's the story.
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A thought has been bugging him as he walked down the busy street. He dreamed of a girl that he wish he knew. He recognized the face, but he cannot place a name. Where did he see that face? Was she something from his forgotten childhood? Or was she just a figment of his imagination? He wish he knew. He really did. He has been having these dreams for several weeks now. His friends tell him to go see a psycologist. But he always thought what good are they? They just sit there, pretend they are listening and then ask for a hefty amount by the time it's over.
He placed his hand through his brown locks of hair and tried to remember. Where did he see that face? He knew he had to forget about her. Why you may ask? He was getting married soon and the last thing he wanted was to ponder about some girl that he doesn't even know. He told her about these things and, like everyone else, thinks he should see the said psycologist. He was as stubborn as ever. But he knew his mind won't rest until he knew who she was.
He was so deep in thought that he didn't see in front of him as he collided with some stranger. He backed off pretty quickly and saw he knocked down the person's belongings. Being the gentleman that he was, he bent down and picked up what he can and handed them to the person. He mustered a sorry as the person looked at him with a look that said don't worry about it. He looked up at them and saw a woman with long raven hair and crystal blue eyes. He saw them before, but where? The woman got up and put her things away and went off. Before she left, she said her thanks. He said anytime. They continued to walk to their destinations. But he couldn't get the sets of blues out of his mind. Where did he see them before? Then he realized, they were the same as dream girls'. He turned around and saw that the woman was long gone.