XXXHolic Fan Fiction ❯ Bento Box Boys ❯ ROSUTO ( Chapter 11 )

[ X - Adult: No readers under 18. Contains Graphic Adult Themes/Extreme violence. ]
By: narinari
Full of fluff! Oh God the fluff!

Anime/Manga: XXXHolic Fan Fiction | Genre(s): Hentai / Comedy / Supernatural | Type: Continuation | Uploaded On: 04.07.2007 | Pages: 4 | Words: 4.1K | Visits: 273 | Status: Completed

A/N: I don't own xxxHolic.
MATA!!!: Oh my gosh, I'm so sorry. I know this chapters a bit late but I'll explain more at the end. Gomen nasai! Still a boyonboy.
 
The door knob was turning, Watanuki knew he should run but he didn't instead he faced the door, mock courage on his face.
 
And then the door opened and the person spoke, "I've finally found you."
 
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Watanuki stared in horror as the figure step through the door.
 
"Hmmmm, so this is where you were." They looked around the room.
 
"Uhmm....What are you doing here?" Watanuki asked.
 
"Well, obviously I'm here to talk to you. Do you have any idea how hard it was to find you?"
 
"No, it's not like you didn't know where I was!" Watanuki protested.
 
"On the contrary, Watanuki-kun, I didn't."
 
"And why is that, you are the space time witch are you not?" Watanuki glared at Yûko are she moved about the room.
 
"Yes, but you see you are not in the present. When you came into this house you stepped through a portal, we are in the past now you see. It's harder to find someones exact location when they are in a time they are not from." Yûko explained, examining a glass figurine of a geisha.
 
"Some witch you are." Watanuki grumbled.
 
"Oh be quiet, you're just upset that I'm not Dômeki-kun."
 
"Dômeki-kun!" Mokona peeped his head out from in between Yûko's breasts.
 
"I am not! I could care less where that big oaf is!" Watanuki shouted at them both.
 
"Liar, liar pants on fire!" Mokona sang, and Yûko laughed.
 
"Errgh, shut up!"
 
"Now, now Watanuki-kun let's not get all worked up!" Yûko chastised him. "Besides we're not here for that! Now, didn't I tell you not to be rash?"
 
"...I wasn't being rash." Watanuki looked away guiltily. It wasn't like he had a choice, stupid Yûko didn't tell him how to stop Kei. Nor did she reveal the fact that he was a decedent of the Miwasureru family. The old witch was probably planning this all along!
 
"Going to meet your death or undeath is rather rash, don't you think Mokona?"
 
"Rash! Rash!" Mokona sang. Watanuki didn't reply, he simply turned away so Yûko couldn't see that he had been scared out of his mind when he thought it was Kei coming up those stairs.
"Now, Watanuki-kun, I do believe we have some business to discuss." Yûko promptly turned professional like and Watanuki turned to face her. "Turning yourself into a vampire is not going to help the situation, true Kaiya-san and Kei will leave this world, but did you ever stop to think about the people you would leave behind?"
 
"But I-" Watanuki began to protest but Yûko held a hand up to silence him.
 
"Don't try to tell me that they'd be fine with out you. I know Himawari-chan would be quite distraught. Yet I know someone who would be even more depressed with the loss of you." Here Yûko stared deeply into Watanuki's eyes with a knowing look on her face.
 
"You'll just be upset because you won't have anyone to cook you dinner anymore." Watanuki grumbled.
 
"Not me you fool! Don't try to deny it, I know what happened with Dômeki-kun." Watanuki turned red from embarrassment, "Don't you think you could be at least a little considerate of his feelings? And don't give me some crap about him not liking you, just wanting a good lay or whatever because you know damn well that isn't true."
 
Watanuki looked away ashamed, Yûko was right. He had been so selfish all this time. Then again what the Hell was he supposed to do? Just sit back and let Kaiya stay here forever? Watch Kei come visit her grave, and see the pain in her eyes that he, the only one she loved, could not see that she forgave him? No he couldn't have done that. He might be a coward sometimes but he wasn't heartless.
 
"Watanuki-kun, I know this is hard for you, having to make this decision and I'm sorry that I couldn't stop it before you, but it was hitzusen. We needed a Dômeki for this." Yûko, for the first time since Watanuki had know her looked truly and completely sincere. "There are other ways to go about this you know. I can't tell you exactly how but I'll give you some details. You know how the 'box' works correct?"
 
"Yes, you say the chant thingy on the outside of the 'box' then open it and the spirit goes inside, you close it, and then open and they come out human." Watanuki said.
 
"Yes well, you know you can wait up to 48 hours to re-open the 'box.'" Yûko looked pointedly at Watanuki trying to convey some hidden message. Watanuki didn't really get it but in time he was sure he would. "I have to go now, though. And when I leave you will be in the present, but still in this house so don't be alarmed. Oh and there's someone whose about to come meet you, so be prepared for that." With that Yûko walked out the door. A few seconds later Watanuki found himself on the floor of a dirty old house.
 
And then that all too familiar sound of someone coming up the stairs hit his ears. Oh Kami was it Kei? Maybe it was Mokona come to make fun of him? No, Mokona didn't like to leave Yûko's side. It didn't matter now as the person was entering.
 
"Hey." Dômeki said as he spotted Watanuki on the floor.
 
"Hey." Wasn't he mad? Didn't he care that he had left during the middle of the night to do turn himself into a vampire? And then suddenly Dômeki was on the floor and his arms were wrapped around Watanuki so tightly the boy could barely breathe. For a moment Watanuki was still, then he hugged to boy back. "Hey, I'm sorry okay?" Dômeki only nodded at the assertion and kept his head buried in Watanuki's neck.
 
"You promised you'd come back, you lied." Dômeki removed his head from the crook of Watanuki's neck and stared at him.
 
"I said I was sorry." Watanuki looked away suddenly not able to face to boy. What was he supposed to say to him? Why did Dômeki have to worry so much? Why did he have to look at him so tenderly?
 
It was too much, far too much for Watanuki to handle at the moment. He felt a tear roll down his cheek, he knew Dômeki was still looking at him, but he didn't care. Soon the that tear turned into two and three and before he knew it he was crouched over and sobbing, a stunned Dômeki wondering what to do.
 
Dômeki didn't have much expertise when it came to crying, especially when it's your sort of boyfriend. He did the first thing he could think of and that was rubbing Watanuki's back. It seemed this was a good idea as the boy was practically crawling into the archers lap. Once settled he threw his arms around Dômeki's neck and began chanting 'I'm sorry.' Over and over all the while Dômeki rubbed his back and whispered for him to calm down.
 
Gradually Watanuki's cries faded and he was left to contemplate on how to get out of this soon to be extremely awkward situation. Fortunately Dômeki was the one who decided to break the silence.
 
"Hey, you okay?" He questioned and Watanuki nodded, "Look at me."
 
Watanuki was hesitant, he didn't want Dômeki to see him like this, his eyes all red and puffy, his nose was probably running and he knew he more than likely had that 'I've-just-been-crying-but-I-don't-want-you-to-know-it-even-though-I-know-y ou-already-do' look on his face that was beyond embarrassing.
 
"Look at me." This time the statement was followed by Dômeki gently lifting Watanuki's face to look at his. Watanuki didn't look away once he was staring Dômeki in the face, however. Dômeki lifted Watanuki's glasses away, setting them neatly on the floor beside him, he wiped away the remaining tears and smoothed back Watanuki's hair.
 
Closing his eyes, Watanukis felt a gently kiss on each of his eye lids and then one eve softer one on his lips. Slowly he responded to the touch, pressuring the lips slightly. Dômeki peeked his tongue out ask for entrance to the mouth connected to his, Watanuki allowed and fervently began to reward Dômeki for his quest. Soon Watanuki was a moaning mass of goo in the older boys arms. After a few minutes they broke the kiss and Watanuki laid his head down on Dômeki's shoulder.
 
It was quiet for awhile the only sound being the howling of the wind through the trees and their breathing in sync. "What happened?" Watanuki questioned.
 
"That's what I should be asking you. I woke up you were gone I came to find you and Mokona told me to come this way."
 
"You saw Mokona?"
 
"Yea, Yûko-san wasn't with him though." Dômeki stated.
 
"Oh? He was with her when I saw him."
 
"You saw Yûko-san?" The boy asked.
 
"Yes, she found me here. But I wasn't here, she said we were in the past but when she left it was the present."
 
"You went through a time portal then?"
 
Watanuki nodded and continued, "She said that their were other ways to go about this."
 
"Go about what?"
 
And then Watanuki remember that he was the last survivor of the Miwasureru family and he hadn't told Dômeki a thing. "Oh, well you see Kei-san is a vampire spirit-"
 
"I know." Dômeki cut him off.
 
"Yea well I didn't okay?! Anyway Kei is a vampire spirit that was in love with a girl named Miwasureru Kaiya back in like, the Meji era. So when Kaiya-sans father the inn keeper the 'Yami' found out that Kei and Kaiya were in love, and the fact that he 'wasn't normal' when she was already betrothed to someone else he went on a rampage and killed her. Well Kei-san wanted revenge of course, so he killed her father as he was dying from her father setting him on fire. Ever since then he's been roaming this city and killing any survivors of the Miwasureru family." Here Watanuki paused to gauge Dômeki's reaction, although he didn't know what he was expecting as the boy never showed any emotion. This was one of those times, "Well there's only one survivor of the family now."
 
"You." Dômeki stated rather than asked.
 
"Yes, and Kei said he would turn the last person to what he was so the family would remember their cruelty or something like that. See I've talked to Kaiya-san and she's a really nice person/spirit and I want to help her. She can't pass on until Kei passes on and Kei can't pass on until his fulfilled his promise." Watanuki concluded.
 
"So you, being you, went to go face your families curse because you felt their was no other way?"
 
"...Basically." Watanuki looked away.
 
Dômeki sighed, "You're an idiot."
 
"Hey! Wait just one damned minute you bastard! I'll have you know for my little stunt Yûko-san gave me a very useful peace of information!" Watanuki yelled.
 
"And what would that be?"
 
"That when we put Kei-san into the bento box we can leave him in there for 48 hours if we please."
 
"That's all well and dandy but how do we get him in there?" Dômeki asked.
 
Watanuki thought for a minute, and then thought some more. Dômeki cleaned his ears out with his pinky, being around Watanuki sure made him hard of hearing sometimes. "I've got it!"
 
"Got what?"
 
"How we can get Kei-san into the bento." He sang.
 
"How?"
 
Watanuki looked Dômeki up and down, then grinned in a Yûko like fashion, "We use bait."
 
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ROSUTO-Lost, as in I was lost in title for this chapter, so if anyone has a good name for it let me know
 
A/N: Yay I'm done! Okay so I've fixed to whole name thing, I finally figured it out I was pretty confused so now I've got them as the right names. In any case I don't like this chapter it was extremely fluffy, but alas I can't help it I'm a fluffy person. REVIEW! So you can tell me how much it sucks T.T