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quirkysmuse) wrote2010-08-07 10:43 pm
quirkysmuse) wrote2010-08-07 10:43 pm
Inuyasha, "Apologies and Fish" Inuyasha/Kagome
Fandom: Inuyasha
Title: Apologies and Fish
Author: Paynesgrey
Genre: Humor
Rating: G
Word Count: 250
Character(s): Kagome, Inuyasha
Warnings: None.
Summary: Inuyasha brings Kagome something to say he's sorry.
Kagome jumped as Inuyasha dropped the wet, slimy thing in front of her.
“Here,” he snarled, plopping down next to her and crossing his arms.
Kagome wrinkled her nose and looked down at the prize. Lovely. It was a huge fish. (Just what she always wanted.) She looked at it and then to Inuyasha. He was glowering but avoiding her gaze.
She was about to scream at him, accuse him of catching dinner just so she could cook it. She almost snapped at him but stopped when an errant notion occurred to her.
Is he trying to buy me off? she thought. When couples fought, men sometimes bought women presents to show that they were sorry. It was different for Inuyasha. He wasn’t the type to bring her roses or jewelry. No, he was a hanyou, and his idea of a gift was going out and catching food.
“Look, I’m sorry,” she offered, and suddenly her anger disappeared. She didn’t even remember what they were fighting about.
He turned to her cautiously, gauging her change in emotions. She offered him a smile, and his scowl disappeared.
“Are we done fighting then?” he asked tiredly with annoyance.
Kagome nodded. “Yep, just as soon as you start cooking that fish, we’re all settled.” Kagome stood up and started off back toward camp. Inuyasha gaped at her as she stole a quick glance at his reaction.
“Thanks, Inuyasha. You’re the best!” She grinned and then skipped off, hearing Inuyasha swear noisily behind her.
Title: Apologies and Fish
Author: Paynesgrey
Genre: Humor
Rating: G
Word Count: 250
Character(s): Kagome, Inuyasha
Warnings: None.
Summary: Inuyasha brings Kagome something to say he's sorry.
Kagome jumped as Inuyasha dropped the wet, slimy thing in front of her.
“Here,” he snarled, plopping down next to her and crossing his arms.
Kagome wrinkled her nose and looked down at the prize. Lovely. It was a huge fish. (Just what she always wanted.) She looked at it and then to Inuyasha. He was glowering but avoiding her gaze.
She was about to scream at him, accuse him of catching dinner just so she could cook it. She almost snapped at him but stopped when an errant notion occurred to her.
Is he trying to buy me off? she thought. When couples fought, men sometimes bought women presents to show that they were sorry. It was different for Inuyasha. He wasn’t the type to bring her roses or jewelry. No, he was a hanyou, and his idea of a gift was going out and catching food.
“Look, I’m sorry,” she offered, and suddenly her anger disappeared. She didn’t even remember what they were fighting about.
He turned to her cautiously, gauging her change in emotions. She offered him a smile, and his scowl disappeared.
“Are we done fighting then?” he asked tiredly with annoyance.
Kagome nodded. “Yep, just as soon as you start cooking that fish, we’re all settled.” Kagome stood up and started off back toward camp. Inuyasha gaped at her as she stole a quick glance at his reaction.
“Thanks, Inuyasha. You’re the best!” She grinned and then skipped off, hearing Inuyasha swear noisily behind her.
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