Chapter 5
Kagome has been acting weird ever since Inuyasha left. She just sits at the base of the god tree every day looking in the direction that he left. I'm not really sure what's going on here, but I know that something is bothering her. I walk up to her. "Kagome, what's wrong?" I sit down beside her after I rest my hiraikotsu at the base of the god tree. "Nothing's wrong Sango." She says to me, but I can tell just by the way she's acting that she isn't telling me the truth. I can read Kagome like an open book. She's like a sister to me. "That's not true. You've been sitting in the same place for the past three days. He'll be back sooner or later, but I don't think waiting here is going to make him come back any faster." I said. She has barely eaten and I know she hasn't slept. I was hoping to convince her to come back to the village with me. "I know Sango, but I ..Never mind." I know she's got mixed feelings right now. I don't know how to help her. "All right. You know where to find me right?" I asked. "Yes." She replied without turning her gaze from the path. I got up from the ground and grabbed my hiraikotsu. As I walked back to the village, I couldn't help but wonder just where Inuyasha could be.
"Where is he? Where is he?" This question keeps running through my mind over and over again. I've been waiting here for three days. I have slept. I ate once or twice. I'm not going back home until I see him again. he acted so different that night. It was as if another Inuyasha had come and taken his place. I'm so confused. Did I just see a flash of red? No. It wasn't him. It was a cardinal. I'm so paranoid that I'm jumping at the sight of a bird. A bird I say! Sigh I just don't want to leave yet. I don't know if the well is going to close behind me if I leave now. It was opened so that I can help with the shikon jewel. But now that my job is finished, will it close behind me forever?
A/N I know! I know! It's short, but you wanted a chapter right? This is what happens when people rush me. You get this crap.
Layana Hamoura