AgustinaKazuyo

There was this guy who was almost perfect, from who I ran when I finally realized we wouldn't be happy together. You see, our dreams clashed, and we had grown up very differently. In the end, we would have to sacrifice our dreams just to be with the other. And that's never worth it. There was this guy who could make me laugh, who could teach me things, who could fight me but would never yell at me, or insult me. We are talking the type of guy who would apologize and hear your apologies, who would engage in a verbal war but never let you walk out the door with your bags. We, I mean, really, we're talking about a guy who learnt only one thing h

Chapter Ten Silk and Linen He hadn’t left. Kagome was pretty sure it was because she hadn’t asked him to, so he would remain until she released him from this tiring aspect of his duty that was keeping her paranoia and anxiety at bay. She would soon enough. Yeah, she totally would… ‘This Sesshomaru does as he pleases and requires neither for your permission nor your agreement to depart.’ She could hear it as clearly as if he had actually said it. Maybe telling him he could go already would be insulting. It would probably be wiser if she just let him do whatever he wanted. After all, that’s what he always di

Chapter Nine Filial Responsibility He was hella weird. In hindsight she really doubted Sesshomaru had finally spoken his mind because he didn't like her song. Something else had to trigger his sudden outburst, but for the life of her, Kagome couldn't figure what it had been. She was glad, though, that he had told her what he thought. She hadn't seen things that way and maybe she had dodged the bullet of insulting and hurting Inuyasha if they found him. And he wasn't holding it against her. She was thankful. And he had officially been declared a friend. Of course it wasn't mutual, but Kagome was used to one-sided feelings, and was ok with

Chapter Eight Unworthy "It's been months, maybe there's just nothing to smell anymore…" Once again she was not graced with an answer. The colossal muzzle inspected the ground taking deep inhalations that destabilized her. Sitting between the roots of the Goshinboku she drew a frowny face with a stick in the pristine white snow. "You could at least answer me once in a while… Unless you really can't talk when you are a dog?" Her long black hair was all over her face suddenly and she struggled to get it back in place, barely keeping herself from falling from her place. "Careful with the sniffing! Ugh, you've got such a short tempe

Chapter Seven Den It took a moment, but Kagome realized she had gone blind. With a gasp she brought her hand to her face, ignoring the piercing pain in her abdomen. Not even the contour of her fingers in front of her confirmed her worst fears. Tears slipped past her cheeks and she fought to scramble to her feet, but was defeated by gravity soon and resigned herself to sit, sweating and shaking in pain, one hand covering her lifeless eyes and one on her aching stomach. Her racing heart felt weak in her chest, and she could only breathe her words. "I can't… see… Are… you still th-there?" "I am." She covered her eyes when a fl