InuYasha Fan Fiction ❯ Best Man Steals the Bride ❯ Epilogue: Shut up and kiss me ( Chapter 25 )
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By: paradoxiac 
Almost over, but what about a 'sweet' gift to end it?
Anime/Manga: InuYasha Fan Fiction | Genre(s): Comedy / Drama / Romance | Type: Alternate Universe | Uploaded On: 05.10.2008 | Pages: 2 | Words: 820 | Visits: 796 | Status: Completed
Almost over, but what about a 'sweet' gift to end it?
Anime/Manga: InuYasha Fan Fiction | Genre(s): Comedy / Drama / Romance | Type: Alternate Universe | Uploaded On: 05.10.2008 | Pages: 2 | Words: 820 | Visits: 796 | Status: Completed
Disclaimer: I do not own Inuyasha, Dr. Pepper, Keebler's Crackers, Harry Potter or anything else I may be mistaken to own in this story. I also make no profit off of this fic either. Nothing, nada, zilch. Okey-dokey? Good, now you may move onto the fic.
The Best Man Steals the Bride
By: Msmelanie (Now being known as Fondest Desire)
Epilogue: Shut up and Kiss Me
Day: December 25, 2003
Place: Tokyo/Kagome's Home
Time: 3:00 P.M.
Inuyasha looked over at where Hojo should be. He couldn't believe Hojo agreed to it. He knew he still loved Kagome, but he had been a friend. He couldn't stay though, it was too much to bear.
Inuyasha understood.
At first, it was hard. Hard to tell Hojo that he really loved Kagome. But, Hojo knew. He had accepted it, and he agreed. He just wanted Kagome to be happy.
Inuyasha looked over at Miroku. "How's my tie look?"
Miroku helped him with the tie. "It looks fine."
"It doesn't matter." Sesshoumaru said as he butted into the conversation. "You still look like yourself in the end."
"Shutup." Inuyasha growled.
"Be nice." Inuyasha's mother insisted as she started to fiddle with his tie. "My little Puppy! I'm so proud of you!"
"Mom!" Inuyasha snarled as he looked around. "Don't say it in public."
Sango came around with the video camera again. She had erased the previous footage from the day before.
Miroku came over to Sango. "Settle down."
Sango sighed. "You know, going through this once is bad enough, but going through this whole thing twice. I was not expecting this."
Miroku smiled knowingly. "Yes, well I hadn't expected the best man to steal the bride for a few hours, then return. Both being a bit disheveled, with traces of snow all over them… "
"Shh! We don't know for sure anything happened." Sango said, defending her friend.
Miroku looked over at Inuyasha. "… buttons buttoned all wronged and some missing-"
"Miroku!" Sango scolded. "Be good."
"I'm just saying…" He looked over at Inuyasha and raised his voice slightly. "They could have waited a little longer."
Inuyasha growled at Miroku as his mother fussed about him.
"Must have been cold." Miroku winked at Inuyasha. "All that playing in the snow."
"Miroku, if you don't shutu-!" Inuyasha started to yell.
"Take your seats everyone, it's showtime!"
Inuyasha adjusted his tie one more time as he watched Kagome coming down the aisle again…
Only this time, it was for him.
Day: December 25, 2003
Place: Tokyo/Kagome's Home
Time: 3:40 P.M.
Inuyasha kept stepping on Kagome's feet.
"You're a horrible dancer." Kagome muttered.
"Yeah well, it's not like I got to practice this dumbass dance beforehand." Inuyasha growled.
"Hey, you are the one who said you loved me so much, you wanted me to be yours forever!" Kagome yelled.
"Yeah, well…you're the one who said yes." Inuyasha smiled smugly.
"Yeah, well…you're the one who said we should get the shit over now, before you changed your mind." Kagome rebuttaled.
"Yeah, well…" Inuyasha started to chuckle. "Will you just shut up and kiss me Kitten?"
Kagome smiled, and then laughed. "Wow, Inuyasha. That's so romantic."
"Yeah, the noises in the snow you made yesterday were pretty romantic too." He chuckled in her ear.
Her face grew red. "Inuyasha, how could you say that on our-!"
She stopped in the middle of her sentence as Inuyasha bent her down and kissed her. "There? Is that better? Ya know, if you wanted some romance, I don't see why ya married-"
This time Inuyasha was cut off. "Just shut up and kiss me." Kagome laughed.
Sango just smiled as she filmed the whole thing. So far, she had two wonderful tapes that she could show both families after the festivities died down.
Right beside her, Miroku stood. He slid out the first wedding tape and slid in a simple tape labeled 'A nap between friends' into her camera bag.
Oh yes, it would be a wedding memory the lovely newly-weds would not forget.
THE END
Thanks everyone for all your support. I hope that you continue to read my stories, and just thank you so much to everyone who waited sooo long for this to come out. I hope it was worth your while.
The Best Man Steals the Bride
By: Msmelanie (Now being known as Fondest Desire)
Epilogue: Shut up and Kiss Me
Day: December 25, 2003
Place: Tokyo/Kagome's Home
Time: 3:00 P.M.
Inuyasha looked over at where Hojo should be. He couldn't believe Hojo agreed to it. He knew he still loved Kagome, but he had been a friend. He couldn't stay though, it was too much to bear.
Inuyasha understood.
At first, it was hard. Hard to tell Hojo that he really loved Kagome. But, Hojo knew. He had accepted it, and he agreed. He just wanted Kagome to be happy.
Inuyasha looked over at Miroku. "How's my tie look?"
Miroku helped him with the tie. "It looks fine."
"It doesn't matter." Sesshoumaru said as he butted into the conversation. "You still look like yourself in the end."
"Shutup." Inuyasha growled.
"Be nice." Inuyasha's mother insisted as she started to fiddle with his tie. "My little Puppy! I'm so proud of you!"
"Mom!" Inuyasha snarled as he looked around. "Don't say it in public."
Sango came around with the video camera again. She had erased the previous footage from the day before.
Miroku came over to Sango. "Settle down."
Sango sighed. "You know, going through this once is bad enough, but going through this whole thing twice. I was not expecting this."
Miroku smiled knowingly. "Yes, well I hadn't expected the best man to steal the bride for a few hours, then return. Both being a bit disheveled, with traces of snow all over them… "
"Shh! We don't know for sure anything happened." Sango said, defending her friend.
Miroku looked over at Inuyasha. "… buttons buttoned all wronged and some missing-"
"Miroku!" Sango scolded. "Be good."
"I'm just saying…" He looked over at Inuyasha and raised his voice slightly. "They could have waited a little longer."
Inuyasha growled at Miroku as his mother fussed about him.
"Must have been cold." Miroku winked at Inuyasha. "All that playing in the snow."
"Miroku, if you don't shutu-!" Inuyasha started to yell.
"Take your seats everyone, it's showtime!"
Inuyasha adjusted his tie one more time as he watched Kagome coming down the aisle again…
Only this time, it was for him.
Day: December 25, 2003
Place: Tokyo/Kagome's Home
Time: 3:40 P.M.
Inuyasha kept stepping on Kagome's feet.
"You're a horrible dancer." Kagome muttered.
"Yeah well, it's not like I got to practice this dumbass dance beforehand." Inuyasha growled.
"Hey, you are the one who said you loved me so much, you wanted me to be yours forever!" Kagome yelled.
"Yeah, well…you're the one who said yes." Inuyasha smiled smugly.
"Yeah, well…you're the one who said we should get the shit over now, before you changed your mind." Kagome rebuttaled.
"Yeah, well…" Inuyasha started to chuckle. "Will you just shut up and kiss me Kitten?"
Kagome smiled, and then laughed. "Wow, Inuyasha. That's so romantic."
"Yeah, the noises in the snow you made yesterday were pretty romantic too." He chuckled in her ear.
Her face grew red. "Inuyasha, how could you say that on our-!"
She stopped in the middle of her sentence as Inuyasha bent her down and kissed her. "There? Is that better? Ya know, if you wanted some romance, I don't see why ya married-"
This time Inuyasha was cut off. "Just shut up and kiss me." Kagome laughed.
Sango just smiled as she filmed the whole thing. So far, she had two wonderful tapes that she could show both families after the festivities died down.
Right beside her, Miroku stood. He slid out the first wedding tape and slid in a simple tape labeled 'A nap between friends' into her camera bag.
Oh yes, it would be a wedding memory the lovely newly-weds would not forget.
THE END
Thanks everyone for all your support. I hope that you continue to read my stories, and just thank you so much to everyone who waited sooo long for this to come out. I hope it was worth your while.