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In too deep
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In too deep

Chapter 5: Changes...

Dusk was almost gone... Soon, it would be
night. Darkness seemed to creep over the lands, driving away the last remains
of light, creating shadows even more sinister.

Soon, night would have fallen
and then... He would pay the Miko another visit.
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It had become almost an
addiction, an compulsive need...

12.0pt;font-family:Arial;mso-ansi-language:EN-GB'>Particular instincts that he
never felt before in his long lifetime... He had to admit to a difficulty in
clearly understanding them... And he knew while he kept fighting them, instead
of giving in, to give over control... He would never truly understand them.

But he didn�t let instincts
rule him. He never relinquished control... The very few occasions he had done
that, it had cost him dearly.

So he refused to let go of
his prided control. But he did give in to the urge of seekier oer out... He had
found out that ignoring that urge was almost impossible.

But deep down, his true demon
was starting to get impatient. It was riled up, and he did not know how to
appease it... other than giving in to his instincts.

He frowned and bared his
lengthening fangs. Even now, something swept through his blood and clouded his
mind.

Damn.
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All right. He would go now.

Sesshoumaru didn�t bother
fetching Ah-Uh. He would run through the lands, hopto rto release some of the
tension that coiled inside him. It never seemed to work for long, but any
release was welcome to him now.

He was a mere white flash
racing through forests and over grassy plains. He took in deep breaths of the
rapidly cooling air. He couldn�t pick up her scent, no, not yet...

Damn. Where was this sudden
obsession of him leading to? Maybe he should eliminate her, and the threat she
somehow posed to his own mind.

No, he couldn�t... not yet,
any way, he had to-

Why did he kept deluding
himself? Every time he had been on the verge of killing her, something within
him stopped him... Why? What? How?

He hoped he would find out
soon; he was afraid he would otherwise soon loose his mind...
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****

�So, what are we eating
tonight?� Kagome asked the bouncing Kitsune.

�Ramen! What else?�

�Yeah, stupid me.�

�But your supply is running
out... Maybe you have to get more.� Shippou pulled a face when he said that. He
always missed her very much whenever she went home, and now he actually suggested
it himself! But she always brought that tasty treat... hmmm, chocolate...

�I suppose I have to go home
soon, yes... My family would like to see me again...�
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�I bet. You haven�t gone home
in a long while, Kagome. I bet your mother is very worried.�

�They�re all worried. I want
to see them again, but-�

�But what, Kagome? Why
haven�t you gone home sooner? You still have school, haven�t you?�

�Yes, well... It�s just that
you guys need me... Inuyasha has been so wound up lately... I don�t want to upset
him further... It would only make him angry if I would go home. We would waste
precious time.�

The little Kitsune snorted.
�I don�t think Inuyasha has the right to become angry anymore... He�s treating
you like dirt! And besides, we haven�t heard about any shikon shard for a
while. So I don�t see why you couldn�t go home for a while. But not too long,
all right?�

Kagome didn�t seem to hear
him as she stared unseeingly in the distance.

�What�s up, Kagome?�

�There are less and less
shikon shards... Things are coming to a closure... and no matter how it will
turn out, it will be something of an end... Naraku will soon come for our
shards, I think.�

Shippou didn�t say anything
at that, but jumped and perched on her shoulder, throwing his arms around her
neck.

�I don�t wanna think about
that.� His words were muffled in her hair.

�Me neither, but somehow I
just can�t stop it from popping up in my head from time to time.�

�But we�re going to win! W-won�t
we? We can�t loose� Nothings going to
happen, r-right?�

The uncertainty and fear in
his voice tore at her heart. Their little group was all he had... If something
happened to them... She didn�t want to think about it; Shippou all alone,
without someone to look out for him, to care for him. He was still so young,
but too much had already gone wrong in his short life.

Shippou was enough for her to
keep fighting. Inuyasha wasn�t as important as her little demon child... Their
fights should never lead to her forgetting about him... She was his parent now,
not by blood, but by everything else that bound them together. Inuyasha didn�t
matter; Shippou came first, and she better had to remind herself of that... She
had been too busy with her feelings oft ant and rejection, she should have
known better than that!

She brought the kit down,
until he was resting safely in her arms, head buried in her neck.

�Everything will be all
right. Nothing will happen to us. I promise, Shippou. I will let nothing happen
to us.�

�I know, Kagome, but
sometime... I feel scared.�

�Me too. But we�re going to
be all right. I promise. Do you trust me?�

�I do, Kagome.�

Both didn�t need to say
anything more and Kagome started once more for their camping site. Soon, the
fetching smell of ramen tickled their noses and both felt their mouths starting
to water.

�Oh, I�m hungry!� It
seemed to come as a surprise for Kagome. Most of the time, she wasn�t hungry,
and food didn�t taste her anymore. But now she really wanted a bowl of ramen!

As they entered the clearing,
Kagome immediately noticed Inuyasha was not there. Shippo apparently noticed it
too.

�Hey, where did Inuyasha go?�

�Do we ever know?� Miroku
answered patiently.

�Stupid mutt,� Shippou
muttered.

�Hey, that�s not very nice!�
It was a mere automatic response, as Kagome immediately fell back in her
dejected mood and suddenly, the smell of ramen seemed tve lve lost it�s appeal.

�Though this time, he said he
would be back soon. He said there would be some matters that needed to be dealt
with... Don�t ask for an explanation,� Sango said beforehand, seeing Kagome
open her mouth, �it was all he said.�

�Well... I guess we can do
nothing but wait now. Let�s eat! But save something for Inuyasha, or has he
already eaten?�

Kagome didn�t fool them; she
was nervous. They all felt strangely bothered and slightly anxious; like they
were waiting for something unpleasant to hit them...

No one talked during their
dinner, as everyone seemed to be preoccupied with thewn twn thoughts and
worries. Kagome ate something, but it wasn�t much. She was too nervous to eat;
she kept her eyes and ears open, waiting for Inuyasha to return.

Suddenly, Inuyasha seemed to
drop out of the sky, standing in the middle of the little group.

Kagome let out a gasp of
surprise, but quickly stood up, offering him a bowl filled with ramen with an
inviting smile on her face.

�Eat up, Inuyasha! It�s
almost cold!�

�Feh!� He pulled up his nose.
�I�m not in the mood for your human food!�

Kagome�s face fell. What was
the matter with him? He had never said no to a bowl of ramen.

�Besides, we have some things
to discuss. Sit down.� He barked at her.

Kagome almost toppled
backwards in her haste to sit down, but was quickly steadied by Shippo. What
was the matter with Inuyasha? He was acting more gruff and irritated than normal!

�Tell us what it is we need
to discuss, Inuyasha,� Miroku�s voice was filled with a quiet anger. He
apparently didn�t take too well to Inuyasha�s rudeness.
12.0pt;font-family:Arial;mso-ansi-language:EN-GB'>�We have to talk about the
Shikon shards. Or better, the lack thereof.�

�Lack? I didn�t lost them,�
Kagome said, confused.

�No. Not yet, anyway.� His
biting words caused Kagome to flinch.

mal>�What the problem is,�
continued Inuyasha, �is the fact that we haven�t found many lately.�

�We�re doing the best we can.
We listen to the rumours, but as long as Kagome doesn�t pick up one on-�

�Indeed. Kagome doesn�t pick
up on them... She�s the cause we�re finding so few of them! Her abilities are
inadequate at best, which she can�t help, I�m sure. No, what we need are some
reinforcements! Someone who can help us finding them sooner, before Naraku has
a chance to get them! I�m sure you all see the necessity in that.�

Kagome felt like she had been
slapped in the face. She didn�t say anything, but kept looking Inuyasha in the
eyes, hoping to see something that made all this seem like a bad joke or
something...

Nothing. She saw none of any
gentler feelings there. Just determination and self-confidence.

When he saw her watching,
contempt flashed in his eyes. Not him too! Her heart cried out.

�Face it, Kagome. You can�t
do much for us anymore, and you�re only keeping us up.�

She wanted to curl up and
nurse her heart which seemed on the verge of shattering.

�We had Kagom a k a kind of
replacement for the real thing, and we have decided-�

�Replacement? And who are
�we�? Do you hear what you are saying, Inuyasha?� Sango was trying to control
her anger.

�I can hear perfectly what
I�m saying, so back off!� Inuyasha snarled at the demon exterminator, who
visibly bristled at his rude remark.

�Now, let me finish! I, no,
we have decided to work together against Naraku. We have forgiven each other
for what happened in the past, and we... we have reconciled. With we, I mean
Kikyo and I. So that means we don�t need Kagome anymore. She can go home, or
whatever she wants to do. Or she can go and mate with that stupid wolf for all
I care. I don�t need her anymore.�

All at once, Miroku, Sango
and Shippo were all talking rather loudly, angrily. But Kagome didn�t hear
their defence of her...

It was over. Their relationship,
their friendship, her love... Truly gone. Her love completely thrown aside.
Deemed unworthy, unwanted. Her heart felt it had shattered now, just like the
Shikon had... And the fragments seemed to be so small and scattered... Could
she piece it back together?

Did she want to?

All she wanted now was to
cry, to scream, to weep... Would it help her?

Now, she started to feel a
numbness start to spread through her... It felt like a nothingness.

Cold... She started shivering
again.

�If you guys are smart, you
should agree with me. We could make much more progress without her weighing us
down. She can�t fight; we always must look out for her! It�s much better for
all of us, if she went away and no longer bother us.�

�No!� Shouted Sango. �You are
such a fool, Inuyasha! She has other values! She�s our friend! Not some tool
which can be thrown away once it�s usefulness is spent!�

Miroku added in a quiet
voice: �Do you actually listen to yourself? Kikyo? Working... together? I think
she herself has been the cause of several of our setbacks. I do not trust her.
I never will.�

�If she interfered, it was
only for the greater goal. She knows better than we the ways in which Naraku
works.�

�And how is that so? We all
had suspicions about her working together with Naraku!� Sango said accusingly.

Inuyasha growled at her. �You
will not taint her name, Sango!�

12.0pt;font-family:Arial;mso-ansi-language:EN-GB'>Inuyasha snarled and made a
move as to attack her.

�Now, Inuyasha, don�t do
that.er aer all, we did start off on the wrong foot.� The cold emotionless
voice rang out to them.

Kagome looked with a sinking
feeling of finality as Kikyo stepped into the clearing. Why hadn�t see noticed
her before? Why had nobody noticed her?

They had all been caught up
in the outrageous words Inuyasha had spoken.

Kikyo suddenly looked her
reincarnation right in the eyes and sent her a disturbingly satisfied smile. In
her eyes shone the light of victory.

Kagome couldn�t bear it any
longer.

She stood up, and opened her
mouth, but closed it again. Her shoulders slumped, and the biting cold seemed
to flow throughout her entire body. Good; better feeling numb than torn apart,
right?

�I�m going for a walk. At
least you can give me some time to think it over, Inuyasha.� Her voice was
flat, dead.

�What�s there to think
about-�

�Give her a chance to think
this through, Inuyasha. I think the poor girl is quite... shocked.� Cold and
mocking was her voice. Kagome wondered how Inuyasha could ignore the apparent
maliciousness in her gaze.

But Kagome didn�t ask, though
suddenly, she wanted to scream out all her disbelief and questions. Instead,
she hung her head and stood up and walked into the forest, ignoring the pleas
of her friends.

****

She did not know how long she
had been walking exactly. All thoughts of dangers went out of her mind, after
all, the terrain was familiar for her; Inuyasha�s forest. She was approaching
the well. It had a strong pull on her suddenly; it stood for unconditional love
and acceptance. Her family... It was true; she hadn�t been home for quite a
while and her family must by now be very worried.

Maybe it was better if she
went home...

But she couldn�t leave her
friends, she couldn�t leave Shippo. She wouldn�t.

Still, the numbness in her
heart scared her. Inuyasha had mercilessly crushed her heart and hopes; her
fears had come true. Shouldn�t she feel something?

For a moment back there, she
felt pain like nothing she had ever felt. Then, the cold and numbness took over.

Was that normal?

Her eyes were dry, but
burning. Something pressed behind her eyes, causing her a headache, but she
seemed unable to cry out... As if the shock, the reality was too harsh and had
disabled her mind and body.

She walked through the forest,
unaware of the sudden quieting around her.

There, in the small clearing,
was the well. She let out a deep sigh and went to sit on the edge. She peered
into the darkness inside and let out another sigh. Here was where it all
started...

�Going to throw yourself
down, human? Finally relieve this world from your pitiful presence?�

Kagome closed her eyes.

Please. Not now.

�It seems you finally know
where you stand now... don�t you? It must be hard, being replaced in just a
moment... And by such a creature... Neither dead or alive.�

Kagome felt exhaustion flood
her mind and limps. How long would this torture continue?

�You could have expected this
for some time now, weakling. Haven�t I told you numerous times that you don�t
have what it takes to capture and hold the attention and lust of that hanyou?
Even though it�s just a half-breed, my father�s blood is strong in him. Of
course he wants a real woman instead of a simpering girl-child.�

Kagome didn�t respond. She
knew it... She just hadn�t admitted to herself...

Stupid... She felt so stupid!

She dropped her feet back to
the ground and stood on shaking legs.

Desperation had set in,
suddenly, fiercely. It ripped through her soul.

With it came a sorrow and
hurt too deep for words now.

He was right. Sesshoumaru was
of course right.

Oh, and he enjoyed being
right. He enjoyed seeing her reduced to something crushed and broken.

She was that now; crushed and
broken.

She took one step towards
him.

It didn�t mean she had lost
all her dignity. And a tiny spark of anger and defiance still smouldered deep
down here.

She was going to end this,
but on her terms!

�So, the great and mighty
Sesshoumaru has come again to waste his time on this human girl.� Her voice was
entirely flat and emotionless. She raised her eyes to see his mockingly angelic
face.

He looked down his nose on
her, wearing the same haughty expression.

�You despise me... You kind
of hate me for defending myself against you... and succeeding... You want
revenge of course.

I think you�ve reached it
quite well now.� She said softly.

A menacing smirk adorned that
beautiful mouth. �I can see you�re quite broken, human. Yes, I think some
matter of revenge has been reached...�

�What more do you want then?
Finish it.�

The Taiyoukai chuckled. �Now,
now. Don�t you know it pleases me much more to see you suffer-�

�Suffer? Oh, yes, I do. And
by doing so, it gives me such a clear image of you.� She pulled up her nose,
like she thought of something disgusting.

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He threw his head back,
arrogantly. �You think I care of what you think of me?�

�I don�t care if you do or
don�t... I just wanted to tell you.�

How she wanted to end this
now, but... he would never do such thing; as long as he had control, he wanted
to see her suffer. So, whatld sld she do about that? Her words did seem to rile
him up on earlier occasions...

�You are nothing more than
a... a monster.� Still, her voice was flat and lifeless. �A monster... I fear
you yes, hate you... But most of all, I despise you!!�

Barely she had uttered those
words, or he was upon her. With a snarl, he was in her face. So close, that
their noses almost touched. His deep breaths blew on her cold skin, as she
stared in his golden, red speckled eyes. Raging eyes.

�You human? You despise me? Do you think
I care? Don�t be so careless with your words, or I�ll rip your throat out.�

She guessed it was working...

�So why don�t you, then? I am so sick and
tired of you! Sick and tired of your insults! Maybe I have a miserable life,
but at least I don�t mope over a blow to my ego!!� There was that smouldering
piece of defiance!

Anger him, taunt him, make him loose
control. He can put an end to it...

She kept silent, and continued to hold
his gaze, watching for any kind of reaction. Reason had flew away, hurt and sorrow
had clouded her senses. She just wanted a way out, a reprieve from the
pain... A way to get away from herself!
The rest of the world was forgotten... She started to experience more things
now... new feelings. Betrayal raged through her blood, together with a deep
sense of loss and loneliness.

His eyes now were blood red. Good. Now
they were getting somewhere. With all sense abandoned and nearly hysterical
with loss, she taunted the demon to come out. Because somehow, someway, she
seemed to get under his skin. Never had she seen him let loose his control so
quickly and almost eagerly as with her. Not even his much despised half-brother
could get this kind of response out of him.

�If you can�t get over the fact I somehow
managed to stop you from killing us, twice, then fine!! Kill me, if that
makes you feel better!

Or do you want to keep me around, broken
and destroyed? I bet you like that, don�t you?! But I don�t care now anymore
what you want, or Inuyasha, or anyone else! I want it to stop. Somehow, some
way, I�m going to put an end to it. Don�t you want to do the honours, Lord
Sesshoumaru?�

Still, their eyes were locked, as he was
snarling and growling at her.

Then, she tentatively reached out, and
took his hand. The demon froze and a shock travelled through him. Kagome didn�t
know what to make of this behaviour, but her own hurt increased as she took it
for disgust. Disgust for her touching him.

She took the strangely limp hand and
placed it at her throat, pressing the sharp claws in her flesh.

�Come on...,� she whispered. �It�s so
easy...�

Kagome stared into his eyes, willing him
to end it.

�You�ve won, Sesshoumaru. Now, finish
what you�ve started. I�ve had enough. Please.�

She was begging.

She was begging for her own death. Wasn�t
that his goal? This was his victory!!

Why then, did he had this feeling that
somewhere, it went all wrong? Somewhere, he had changed the purpose of this
game of his, of his hunt, and he had fooled himself?

His instincts were almost out of control
now... To kill, right? No, the urge wasn�t there...

He didn�t want her begging for her
death... Though begging was good; she needed to learn her place.

Her pulse was tangible beneath his
fingers, and her blood beckoned him. Not to spill, but to savour, to taste...

Gods, how had he failed to notice this?

Her small hand closed over his, and
pressed it deeper into her skin.

�Please... stop this. Stop it now!�
Kagome felt almost delirious from the vicious feelings deep inside her... She
wanted them gone! To stop!

His foolish half-brother! Stupid! And how
dared she to give up? Inuyasha�s words couldn�t be that cruel to drive
her to this? Sesshoumaru felt suddenly strangely disturbed by her desperation.
No, her death wish seemed suddenly so... wrong. So very wrong for this defiant,
determined little human.

He,
Sesshoumaru had driven her to this point. His half-brother had just been the
final straw.

What was this? He needed to get his own
blood under control! His demon was roaring at him, but somehow, he failed to
understand this urgent message...

�Come on now, Sesshoumaru...� She drove
his claws deep into her flesh, drawing blood.

The demon roared, thrilled by the smell. Mine!
Mine to take! Was all that went through his head.

What?! Sesshoumaru almost winced at the
sudden clarity in his mind.

No. This could not be! Not now, not
with... with... her! But his demon, all his instincts pushed him to...

Not now and not without a piece of
control. First, he had to come to terms with this!

Instead of doing something rash, he slipped
his hand from her throat to her neck, and pulled her violently against him. She
gave a startled cry, and he smelt her fear. She hadn�t expected this ferocious
reaction!

Surprise, little girl! Don�t mess with
this Sesshoumaru! He lowered his head, and crushed her unsuspecting mouth
beneath his own. He delighted in her whimpers of fear, and attacked her mouth
with a raging hunger. Her lips were closed, unresponding, but he set his fangs
deeply into her lower lip, and got the desired effect. Her mouth opened in a
gasp, and he was finally tasting her, licking her, filling her mouth, while the
blood from the little puncture wounds tantalised his sense of taste.

She was lost in his kiss. He seemed to
suck the live out of her... He felt the strange emptiness inside her and tried
to fill it up.

Deep gulps of air, filled with her
alluring smell filled his nose and lungs, and his body started to burn... Oh,
he now knew what his instincts had been telling him...

He suddenly jerked away from her mouth,
afraid to go on, afraid to loose control and just to...

No, not now. It took all of his control
and determination to release her and to take a step back.

He was too preoccupied with getting
himself back under control and to deal with this sudden revelation to see her
raise her hand.

The sudden slap to his face brought him
back to her.

How dared she?

�How dare you!!� She screamed in his
face, and he winced at the volume.

�How dare you play with me like this,
you... you! Oh, but by the gods, how I hate you! You are surely disgusting! I
didn�t know you could go this low!�

How dared she to be so defiant? Didn�t
she knew her new place in his- No of course not, and he didn�t feel ready yet
to acknowledge it to himself, and at least of all to her!

No, right now he needed a distance
between them, otherwise he would- Argh! He didn�t want to think about it!

�Shut up!� he growled at her, eyes still
bloodred.

�Make me! You overgrown dog! I hate you!�

She was angry... Not longer lifeless or
despairing... That was good, for now. Later, she would learn respect and
obedience, but now... This anger would be better for her.

�You, human... Next time you won�t get
away with such words. We�ll see each other soon!�

He took to the air, wishing to get out of
her presence, which was now deeply imbedded deep down in him...

�I won�t count on it!!� She yelled to the
air.

He smirked at that. Foolish girl; hadn�t
she learned anything yet? This Sesshoumaru was always true to his words.

****

How dared he? How dared he?!
Kagome was suddenly furious. How did he dare to humiliate her even further
by... by trying to kiss her?!

Or could she call it that?

Anyway, it was the last straw. That was it!
She was going home!

But first, she had some things to settle!

She stomped off into the woods, heading
for the campsite. Tears were running down her cheeks, but she angrily wiped
them away. It was no use crying now. She had to be strong and dignified a
little while longer... She could cry enough when she was home and with her
family... She longed for them.

Just as she took a few steps inside the
forest, something barrelled into her. The breath left her body and she stumbled
backwards, but not before securing the sobbing ball of fur against her body.

�Kagome! You�re still here! I thought you
left already and would never come back!� The Kitsune hiccuped.

�You know I wouldn�t do that!� She said
reassuringly at the trembling kit.

�Yeah, but... I thought... Don�t leave
me!� Shippo buried his head into her stomach.

�Oh, there you are.� Kagome looked up to
see Miroku and Sango with Kirara coming towards her.

�You guys didn�t really think I would go
home without saying a word?� Kagome couldn�t help it, but felt a bit
disappointed by their lack of faith in her. Shippo she could understand, but
her friends-

�No, no! We didn�t think you would do
that! But in the state of mind in which you left, something could happen to
you.� Explained Sango.

If only they knew. She the them a somewhat faked smile, and set Shippo back on his
feet.

�Really, guys. I�m fine, nothing
happened.�

�Fine, my a-� With a scorching look from
Kagome, Miroku shut up. �You�re not fine, or did you want us to believe that
what happened back there didn�t touch you at all?�

�I can�t talk about this right now...�

�We understand. But we came here to tell
you we support you in whatever you decide to do... Even if you did decide to
leave...� Sango said softly, sadly.

�You think I would give up on you guys,
on the shikon? You think I would take the easy way out? It�s my fault this land
is in chaos and a power-hungry hanyou is on the loose! You think I don�t feel
responsible for that?!�

�No! Kagome, we do not think that! It�s
just... We knew you loved him, and that it was more than just a crush. The pain
can be so intense... Maybe you want to take a break from things.� Miroku gaver a r a kind smile.

Kagome let out a deep sigh. �I can�t say
that I don�t want that. I want to go home. I bet they are all very worried
about me.�

�So why don�t you go home for a week?
We�ll wait for you. We do not want to travel with Kikyo. Whatever
Inuyasha thinks or says, she gives us the creeps. She is untrustworthy.�

�You don�t have to stick with me, or to
tell me that so I feel better. I know how important this is to you too.�

�Oh, we can take a break of a week or
two. Then, we�ll search for the shards ourselves, without Inuyasha. It will be
more difficult, but we�ll manage.�

Fresh tears burned in her eyes. �Thank
you... for everything. You are really real friends. But where is
Inuyasha? I... I really want to scream at him, for putting me through weeks
of... But on the other hand... I�m afraid to... I�m afraid that when I see him
I�ll start crying and won�t be able to stop... That would be the ultimate
humiliation...� She whispered softly.

�He and Kikyo are gone... They said they
would be back tomorrow and hear your answer. And they probably want the shards,
too� Sango said, who was still rather angry.

�I�ll keep the shards. I do not dare to
give them to her! We can put ours and theirs together, if we can manage
to obtain them all, or...� Kagome didn�t finish, as she didn�t want to think
about the other option.

�That�s what we were thinking. And in
your time, they are relatively save, so Inuyasha has nothing to complain
about... And if Naraku tries to go after you we will know who has told them
about your whereabouts. And I don�t think Kikyo is that stupid to do that.�

�All right then. Shippo, I�ll only be
gone for a week... Ok? I�ll bring back lots of chocolate and-�

Shippo looked rather said but said
softly: �It�s okay, Kagome. You need your Mum now... But I�ll miss you...�

Kagome took him in a tight
hug. �I will miss you too! And I will come back, even if it�s only for you.�

The Kitsune whispered
something in her neck what sounded a lot like �Love you� and Kagome dropped a
kiss on his cute bow. She put him down and said goodbye to her friends.

She waved at them as she
settled herself on the edge of the well. She was going to miss them, but the
idea of home brought some comfort to her broken heart.

She pushed off and felt
herself being caught by the mysterious magic. She looked up to see the familiar
well house.

She was home. And promptly
burst into tears.

She didn�t know if a week
would be enough to get over the sudden betrayal.
p;
And how long would it take
before she had found all the pieces of her shattered heart?

****

End chapter 5!! Tell me what
you think! I think you will be seeing a different Kagome from now on... Just
wait and see!
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In too deep

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