Pairings: Taishiro Daiori Yamaken Takari Jyoumi and Soyako

(A/N Sorry for the super late update guys. Lol I feel like an ass for that but here we go)

Warnings: pretty strong language, sexual content & references, shounen-ai/ yaoi and Yuri. I think that pretty much covers it for now.

Disclaimer: I don't own digimon or any of its character I only own the plot of this fanfic.

Can Love Survive

Chapter 6: Unfair Ruling

The ride back to Odaiba had been a generally uneventful and quiet trip. Without Mimi around Miyako hadn't really been in the mood to be as loud and rambunctious as she usually was. Taichi had fallen asleep with his head leaning at a weird angle on Koushiro's shoulder, while Koushiro decided to catch up on some of his homework.

Takeru and Hikari were going through some of the pictures in her camera and were laughing and deciding on which ones to delete and which ones they should print out and make copies of. Both Iori and Daisuke were playing versus each other on their wireless handheld games. Sora and Jyou were both watching a movie on a portable DVD player even though Jyou didn't seem to be paying the movie much attention at all.

Ken had opted to read a book while Yamato and his band members all took turns driving the bus. Mimi had gone back to her hotel room via digi-port. They would be arriving back in Odaiba in no less than an hour.

-------------------------------------------In Mimi's Hotel---------------------------------------------------

The strawberry blond digi-destined had just landed back in her hotel room, after having a short, sweet conversation with her digimon, she smiled silently she had missed Palmon so much. She headed straight for the shower, she had showered before she had come back, but for some reason she felt the need to take a second one.

After cleansing her spirit with a nice long shower she got dressed and decided to greet her parents for the first time in about three days she knew they'd be upset and she figured they'd just think she had been giving them the silent treatment she had done it before. She'd butter them up with compliments, hugs and kisses and all would be well again.

So with a renewed attitude she exited her hotel room and went to look for her parents. They were in the hotel café; both of them were wearing forlorn expression on their faces. She frowned but quickly fixed her face to be the pinnacle of happiness. She wanted to remain positive of course they'd be looking worried; she had ignored them for days. She had reached a new height; her usual limit for staying mad at them was a quick twenty-four hours.

With the biggest smile she could muster she walked straight to her father and planted a huge kiss on his cheek. He had always been the easiest to deal with; she was a daddy's girl through and through. In his eyes she could practically do no evil. But she sensed that something was wrong when he did not reply to her affections.

Instead he chose to take a deep breath and sigh it before he said "Mimi you need to sit down." He looked in the eyes and something in them told her that she had no room to argue. She silently sat down in a chair next across from her parents.

"Mimi, where have you been this weekend, we called the manager because we thought that something was wrong, when we got into your room you weren't there?" her mother asked her. Mimi's eyes widened at the explanation. She hadn't expected that her parents would react that way.

'Shimatta! What am I gonna do now?! I guess it's time for the truth, no need to lie, I'm horrible at it anyway…' she thought before she let out a sigh of her own. She closed her eyes and explained what happened the past weekend.

Her parents hadn't said a word the whole time she was explaining her actions. Once she was done there was a heavy and quite uncomfortable silence.

"Mimi, how could you blatantly disobey us?!" Mrs. Tachikawa finally cried. Her outburst was so loud that it turned heads in the small café.

"Because mother you were being entirely unfair!" Mimi almost yelled back, she had found her nerve and wasn't willing to let go of it. If her mother was going to be difficult, then she would be too.

"That's not for you to decide! If we tell you that you aren't allowed to do something then we expect you to abide by our wishes! We are your parents and we know what's best for you!" her father cut in. Mimi was completely surprised by this usually if there was a family confrontation then her father would usually play the apathetic role.

"Obviously you don't know much about me, because if you did you'd realize that Jyou-kun is what's best for me! He's made me such a better person, and he completes me as I do him. Even when we were separated, having half the world in between us we both remained faithful to each other! Can't you see that what we have is special?! I don't understand why you're treating me this way! Jyou is a good guy, he helped save the freaking world for god's sake! I love him why cant you see that?!" Mimi yelled not caring anymore about drawing attention to herself.

"Young lady you will watch you tone when you speak to us!" her father countered. "Sit done!" Mimi had not even realized that she had stood in her bout of anger, sat down and tried to calm down. "Now, we know that you have feelings for this boy but, we also know that you are rushing into things that you don't realize you are not ready for." Her father said in a small voice. "We don't want you seeing that boy. He's no good for you."

"That boy has a name and it's Jyou. How can you even sit there and say something like that, you know Jyou! You've known him almost as long as I have!" Mimi cried she couldn't understand her parent's reasoning at all, none of their points made sense.

"We don't want you focusing all your energies on a boy, especially some boy who wont be around too much longer. You're losing sight of what we've always wanted for you! What you said you wanted for yourself! What about your dream of being a chef, if you run off with Jyou, who knows where you'll end up!" her mother cut in.

"What kind of person do you think Jyou is?! He would never put himself ahead of me, I mean he's always thinking of how his actions will effect me. And yes I want to be a chef and I will be!" Mimi said in her own defense.

"How are you ever going to have a successful career, if you end up barefoot and pregnant before you even graduate highschool?! You need to learn to keep 'em crossed and focus on what's really important, not that boy! It's your future we're trying to protect here!" her mother said. Mimi's eyes widened at her not so subtle accusation.

Mimi couldn't sit there any longer. She not would sit there and have them slander both her name and Jyou's so with out a saying a single word, she stood and left. She ran straight to her hotel room and once there she opened her cell phone. The person she was calling picked up on the second ring.

With a shaky voice she said "I can't take this anymore. I need help, Miyako I need you to open a digi-port, now."

"Sure, Mimi, what's going on? What happened?" Miyako inquired hearing the hurt in the pink haired girl's voice.

"I'll explain everything when we meet." Mimi replied. With that the phone call ended and she packed all her things and prepared for departure into the digital world. She sighed 'I hope I'm doing the right thing. I can't…I cant live without Jyou…and that's what they're trying to force me to do…I'd die first…' she thought right before the screen of her laptop flashed with a bright light.

End of Chapter

Well okay so this chapter was a little Mimi-centric but I liked it. Next chapter will get back to the main pairing and don't worry the wait wont be nearly as long for this one lol.