Males: Kei & Sho

Series: Moon Child (Movie)

Kagome sighed as she lounged on a plush black couch in a dimly lit room, she was bored. Kei was out playing with his human friend Sho, and here she was all alone. She huffed, her breath causing her black bangs to lift up lightly, yes she was glad Kei was taking interest in the human world once again but now, now she was the bored one. Now, she would have gone with him, but…he wouldn't let her. No, he was much to scared that should his most two important people meet that they would leave him behind.

Pft!

It was a childish fear, honestly, she would never leave him, she loved him to much, she had allowed him to make her a vampire just so she could stay with him for God's sake! Plus, from what she had heard about his friend he was in love with a human girl already, and there was the glaring fact that he to was human. He would die in the blink of an eye, to her and Kei, that was. Which was why she was so surprised when he had come home two months ago chattering away about the most interesting human he had ever come across, her aside.

He was the one who had warned her about not getting attached to humans, and here he was best friends with one. She sighed as she rolled off the couch and landed on the floor with a thump. She barely noticed it and glanced at the paper covered windows, she couldn't tell if it was night or day, being a vampire meant of course, that she could not go outside during the day. She mentally scoffed as she glared at the book sitting on the table. Kei had bought it for her a while back, hoping that it would keep her entertained while he was away, it was called Twilight and yes, it did keep her entertained for a bit. It was hilarious, honestly sparkling vampires.

She sighed as she glanced under the couch out of sheer boredom, oh, that was where he had hidden her gun. She lazily moved her arm under the couch and pulled it out. She frowned as she blew off the dust, the jerk had said it was lost in their last huge gun fight with some gang of the blah de blaah. It was plausible that it had been lost, she had been shot up so many times that she lost count and track of her gun, hence she believed him when he said it was lost.

That jerk.

She rolled her eyes as she sat up and started the tedious process of taking it apart to make sure everything was still there, she wouldn't put it past him to take a few pieces and hide those as well. Finding all the pieces there she smiled as she gracefully got up and walked over to the dark cherry wood cabinet and opened it. She glanced at all the various guns and ammo pushing them to the side as she grabbed the gun cleaning kit. Once she had it she shut the cabinet and walked back to the table and sat down.

She quickly went about cleaning each individual piece before using her vampire speed to put it back together and cock it, loving the sweet sound of it. Smirking as she playfully aimed it at the door. "Bang." She smiled at how silly she was being but boredom did things to people. She sighed as she leaned back against the couch and let her head fall back and land on the cushion.

She was bored, so very bored...

She blinked when the door to the apartment was hurriedly shoved open and slammed shut. Huh? She glance at the door and blinked as Kei was helped into the living room, a blanket draped around him, he must have lost track of time and gotten caught in the sun! She was at his side in the blink of an eye, making the person stumble back and fall on his butt. She ignored him, he must be the famous Sho and if he was she had nothing to fear.

"Kei are you okay?" She waited with baited breath, not that she needed to breath, as he let the blanket fall from his face, it was slightly burned but healing quickly. She glared at him as he laughed and nodded.

"Yeah, I'm fine just a little crispy." She rolled her eyes and was once again lounging on the couch before anyone could blink.

"Oh ha ha. Watch it wise guy, one of these days you're going to sparkle in the sun." She smiled as he mock cringed and stood up letting the blanket fully fall and land on the floor in a mess. She narrowed her eyes at him, "You better pick that up. I don't care if your friend is here." She smirked as he grumbled under his breath and picked it up, quickly folding it and placing it on the table.

"Happy?" She sat up and pretended to think about it. "Hmm…I guess." She laughed lightly as he snorted and turned to Sho. "Sho this is Kagome, Kagome this is Sho." She smiled at Sho and mentally smirked as he blushed, he was no doubt awed by her immortal beauty, not that she was bragging but she knew she was easy on the eyes.

"I-it's nice to meet you." She nodded at him and glanced at Kei. "Its about time I get to meet the famous Sho." Kei shrugged and appeared on the couch next to her, his arm draped around her shoulders. He was worried that Kei was interested in her and was making it a point to show off how close he was to her. She mentally rolled her eyes and leaned on him, smiling as he relaxed a bit.

"Well, I must say you are better looking then Kei let on." She mentally smirked as Kei stiffened, oh yes, she was going to have fun with this. She smiled at him as he blushed and took a seat on the black chair next to the couch.

"Thank you. Though I must say this is the first time I've ever heard about you." He tossed Kei a pointed look. Her smile twitched with repressed laughter, aww he was mad at Kei for not telling him about her. How cute.

She mock pouted. "Really now Kei. I can't believe you! And here I thought I was important to you. I mean I've only put up with you for the past two hundred years…" She trailed off and sniffled playfully. Kei rolled his eyes used to her antics and pulled her into his lap. "My dear, I've put up with you for two hundred and five years." She blinked. "Oh, it has been two hundred and five years hasn't it?"

Kei rolled his eyes and glanced at Sho. "See? This is what I have to put up with." He grunted as she elbowed him in the ribs. "She's so abusive." He rolled his eyes as she pulled out of his arms and curled up on the end of the couch facing Sho, completely ignoring him. He furrowed his eyebrows and stuck his tongue out at her, yes he was being childish but he had been with Kagome for the past two hundred and five years, plus he had a feeling Sho would be joining them sooner or later.

"You better put that tongue back in your mouth." He rolled his eyes and did so, smirking at Kei who was watching in amusement. It was good that Sho was so at ease around Kagome and vice versa. Both had horrible childhoods and both had issues with trust. He blinked as Kagome leaned over the couch and whispered something in Kei's ear. He frowned as they laughed. Maybe this wasn't such a good idea…

Kei smirked at Sho, amusement floating in the depths of his eyes. "Well, I never knew you were on Team Jacob. I always took you for a Team Edward kind of guy. What with being an actual vampire and all..." He glared at Kagome as she snickered. Oh yes, this was one of his not so great ideas. His frown deepened as she smirked at him and pointed at her gun and pouted her lips at him. Oh, she had found it, just great.

He was in for it now.

She loved her gun, as he did his, it was just she always tried to do stupid shit with it. Sure they were immortal but that didn't mean he liked to see her get into gunfights with random punks. He was merely looking out for her when he had hid it, and now he was the bad guy!

He ignored them as they gossiped about him, rather loudly, and imitated a statue.

Worst decision ever.