InuYasha Fan Fiction ❯ Ugh College ❯ Planning for the Future ( Chapter 42 )
[ T - Teen: Not suitable for readers under 13 ]
Enjoy!
I do not own Inuyasha.
I do own The Solstice Rose because I made them up.
Last time:
He grinned, ““Don’t leave me”, ahh words I never get tired of.”
This time:
Everyone was currently sitting in the living room of the Takahashi mansion. They were just talking about random stuff until Izayoi brought up an important subject.
“So what date have you all set for the weddings?” she asked.
They all froze and realized that…they haven’t even talked about the wedding.
“Well, uh, we haven’t really thought about it,” Sango said.
“Yeah I guess it just slipped our minds,” Inuyasha agreed.
“Well that’s why I’m here to plan it,” she declared pulling out a planning book.
“I have an idea, how bout we have all our weddings in one,” Kagome suggested.
“Yeah-,” Kiyomi started.
“Absolutely out of the question,” Izayoi cut off sternly.
“Why, I think it’s a great idea,” InuTaisho stated.
Izayoi sighed and explained, “That’s what they all say until the day of the wedding starts getting closer. A wedding is a woman’s big day, she thinks she wants to share it with another bride until they start disagreeing on things and stressing out. Then the women get competitive and are out for each other’s throats. I mean I’ve actually seen women trying to kill each other! Anyways, what I’m trying to say is, this is your big day and I guarantee you won’t want to share it.”
“She has a point there,” Miroku agreed.
“Yeah, and since our particular girls are violent, I suggest against it too,” Hitoshi approved.
“All right then it’s settled, now let’s just figure out the dates,” Izayoi squealed.
“Well I don’t about you guys but ima leave this to the girls,” Inuyasha said.
“Me too,” Miroku and Hitoshi said in unison.
“Actually I’ve been meaning to talk with you guys about something, so how about we go for a walk?” Hitoshi suggested.
“Are we coming back alive?” Miroku asked cautiously.
“Of course…except Inuyasha,” he teased.
“Well have fun and, Hitoshi, I want Inuyasha back here alive,” Kagome ordered sternly.
“No promises!” he shouted and walked out the door with the guys.
With the guys:
The guys walked into a small café and looked around for a private area.
“Excuse me Miss, is there a private booth or area we can be seated at?” Hitoshi asked a young waitress.
Her eyes widened and a light blush dusted her cheeks.
“U-uh of course sir, right this way,” she stuttered leading them to a booth in the back.
“Thank you,” Inuyasha said and sat down.
“Um, can I get you anything?” she asked taking out a notepad.
“I’ll have a glass of water please,” Miroku sated politely.
“Me too,” Inuyasha and Hitoshi said.
“Alright, I’ll be back momentarily,” she said smiling sweetly.
As she walked away, they noticed her starting to unbutton a few buttons on her white polo shirt and rolling up her skirt at the top to make it look shorter (Teehee I’m copying this from when I went to a Starbucks with my brother. It was hilarious; all the waitresses kept hitting on him and women were like drooling over him from their tables. Anyways, on with the story).
“Teenage girls,” Inuyasha said rolling his eyes.
“Women period,” Hitoshi declared gesturing with eyes to all the women drooling over them.
“Well these are the consequences of being sexy,” Miroku sighed running his hand through his hair.
Hitoshi laughed and Inuyasha just rolled his eyes and smiled. The young waitress walked back to the table with a switch in her walk.
“Here you go,” she said.
She leaned across the table and gave the first glass to Hitoshi. He accepted and flashed his engagement purposely, nodded, and thanked her. She frowned and held the tray out so Inuyasha and Miroku could get theirs. They thanked her and grabbed it with their left hands trying to hint to her that she couldn’t have them. She pouted and walked away from the table.
“One down a room full to go,” Inuyasha sighed.
“Anyways, what did you want to talk about?” Miroku asked.
Hitoshi took a sip of his water and then started, “I’ve just been thinking, we’re getting married and we’re going to be husbands, maybe even fathers. Like the girls said, we need to provide for our family, and well, I think buying a house is a good start.”
“So you’re suggesting we buy a house?” Inuyasha asked.
“Well, yeah. I know we’re still only freshman, but wouldn’t rather have your future with Kagome set before you graduate?” he asked.
“You got me there.”
“The question is, where? Should we get some close to the college, work, or mom and dad?” Miroku questioned.
“Well how about Mt. Hakurei? It’s a new neighborhood; maybe we can get three houses that are right next to each other,” Inuyasha suggested.
“Perfect, Mt. Hakurei it is then!” Hitoshi confirmed.
“But they have to be two stories with a big backyard for the kids,” Miroku pointed out.
“Of course,” Hitoshi agreed.
“It’s settled then lets head back home. Oh and let’s keep it a surprise,” Miroku said.
They left some money on the table and walked out the door.
(A/N: Aww well aren’t they just the most considerate and sensitive guys ever. *sigh* to bad Inuyasha isn’t like that in real life. Inuyasha: I am! Me: Yeah, whatever lets you sleep at night. Anyways, REVIEW!)
I do not own Inuyasha.
I do own The Solstice Rose because I made them up.
Last time:
He grinned, ““Don’t leave me”, ahh words I never get tired of.”
This time:
Everyone was currently sitting in the living room of the Takahashi mansion. They were just talking about random stuff until Izayoi brought up an important subject.
“So what date have you all set for the weddings?” she asked.
They all froze and realized that…they haven’t even talked about the wedding.
“Well, uh, we haven’t really thought about it,” Sango said.
“Yeah I guess it just slipped our minds,” Inuyasha agreed.
“Well that’s why I’m here to plan it,” she declared pulling out a planning book.
“I have an idea, how bout we have all our weddings in one,” Kagome suggested.
“Yeah-,” Kiyomi started.
“Absolutely out of the question,” Izayoi cut off sternly.
“Why, I think it’s a great idea,” InuTaisho stated.
Izayoi sighed and explained, “That’s what they all say until the day of the wedding starts getting closer. A wedding is a woman’s big day, she thinks she wants to share it with another bride until they start disagreeing on things and stressing out. Then the women get competitive and are out for each other’s throats. I mean I’ve actually seen women trying to kill each other! Anyways, what I’m trying to say is, this is your big day and I guarantee you won’t want to share it.”
“She has a point there,” Miroku agreed.
“Yeah, and since our particular girls are violent, I suggest against it too,” Hitoshi approved.
“All right then it’s settled, now let’s just figure out the dates,” Izayoi squealed.
“Well I don’t about you guys but ima leave this to the girls,” Inuyasha said.
“Me too,” Miroku and Hitoshi said in unison.
“Actually I’ve been meaning to talk with you guys about something, so how about we go for a walk?” Hitoshi suggested.
“Are we coming back alive?” Miroku asked cautiously.
“Of course…except Inuyasha,” he teased.
“Well have fun and, Hitoshi, I want Inuyasha back here alive,” Kagome ordered sternly.
“No promises!” he shouted and walked out the door with the guys.
With the guys:
The guys walked into a small café and looked around for a private area.
“Excuse me Miss, is there a private booth or area we can be seated at?” Hitoshi asked a young waitress.
Her eyes widened and a light blush dusted her cheeks.
“U-uh of course sir, right this way,” she stuttered leading them to a booth in the back.
“Thank you,” Inuyasha said and sat down.
“Um, can I get you anything?” she asked taking out a notepad.
“I’ll have a glass of water please,” Miroku sated politely.
“Me too,” Inuyasha and Hitoshi said.
“Alright, I’ll be back momentarily,” she said smiling sweetly.
As she walked away, they noticed her starting to unbutton a few buttons on her white polo shirt and rolling up her skirt at the top to make it look shorter (Teehee I’m copying this from when I went to a Starbucks with my brother. It was hilarious; all the waitresses kept hitting on him and women were like drooling over him from their tables. Anyways, on with the story).
“Teenage girls,” Inuyasha said rolling his eyes.
“Women period,” Hitoshi declared gesturing with eyes to all the women drooling over them.
“Well these are the consequences of being sexy,” Miroku sighed running his hand through his hair.
Hitoshi laughed and Inuyasha just rolled his eyes and smiled. The young waitress walked back to the table with a switch in her walk.
“Here you go,” she said.
She leaned across the table and gave the first glass to Hitoshi. He accepted and flashed his engagement purposely, nodded, and thanked her. She frowned and held the tray out so Inuyasha and Miroku could get theirs. They thanked her and grabbed it with their left hands trying to hint to her that she couldn’t have them. She pouted and walked away from the table.
“One down a room full to go,” Inuyasha sighed.
“Anyways, what did you want to talk about?” Miroku asked.
Hitoshi took a sip of his water and then started, “I’ve just been thinking, we’re getting married and we’re going to be husbands, maybe even fathers. Like the girls said, we need to provide for our family, and well, I think buying a house is a good start.”
“So you’re suggesting we buy a house?” Inuyasha asked.
“Well, yeah. I know we’re still only freshman, but wouldn’t rather have your future with Kagome set before you graduate?” he asked.
“You got me there.”
“The question is, where? Should we get some close to the college, work, or mom and dad?” Miroku questioned.
“Well how about Mt. Hakurei? It’s a new neighborhood; maybe we can get three houses that are right next to each other,” Inuyasha suggested.
“Perfect, Mt. Hakurei it is then!” Hitoshi confirmed.
“But they have to be two stories with a big backyard for the kids,” Miroku pointed out.
“Of course,” Hitoshi agreed.
“It’s settled then lets head back home. Oh and let’s keep it a surprise,” Miroku said.
They left some money on the table and walked out the door.
(A/N: Aww well aren’t they just the most considerate and sensitive guys ever. *sigh* to bad Inuyasha isn’t like that in real life. Inuyasha: I am! Me: Yeah, whatever lets you sleep at night. Anyways, REVIEW!)