her and forgive me for yelling at you like that."De Hanjou didn't even know what to say. He walked past her and just mumbled," Thank you. "
Sota and his mother stopped on the balcony. “You should speak out.” Ms. Higurashi said when Sota looked at her questioningly.
When InuYasha entered the room he was shocked. His Kagome was lying in bed and looked so lifeless that at first glance he thought she was dead. But when he stepped closer to her he could hear a quiet breathing that made his heart easier. "Kagome?" he whispered softly. “Kagome?” But she didn't answer. He looked into her face for a long time. She was so beautiful. “Kagome,” he whispered again softly. But again she didn't answer. He took her hand very gently. She was cold and looked fragile. "Kagome." he whispered sadly. How could he allow such a thing? That the girl who was all for him was so hurt that she had to suffer so? Terrible guilt welled up in him. He couldn't protect her like he'd always said. "Kagome."He whispered again. He gently brushed a strand of hair from her face, only touching her very timidly. Her skin was so delicate and soft. He wanted to wake her up and tell her how he felt about her, she wanted in his Holding arms, feeling their closeness, wanted her to open her eyes and tell him she was fine again, damn it, how could that have happened?
Suddenly Kagome opened his eyes. At first she saw blurred, but then she recognized him. The Hanjou who stood by her bed in his red suit and held her hand.
"Kagome!" InuYasha said, relieved. Thank god she woke up. "InuYasha:" Kagome whispered happily at first, but then she said: "Get out. I never want to see you again." Tears ran down her otherwise happy face. She turned and withdrew her hand from the InuYashas. This stood there, completely forgotten what was around him and stared at her. What did she say Don't you ever want to see me again?Why? Why ... a violent pain ran through his heart. His stomach tightened. He didn't want that, didn't want her to say something like that! Just the thought that Kagome, his Kagome, never wanted to see him again made him feel as if a part of him had been taken from him.
"Kagome! What's that supposed to mean?" InuYasha said desperately. "I ... I was worried about you." "Oh yeah?" sobbed Kagome. "I noticed that when you were hugging Kikyo while I was injured!" Now she started to cry even harder. She knew that InuYasha Kikyo could never forget, then why did it hurt so much? She already knew it from the day Kikyo was resurrected, but why, why did it tear her heart apart when she thought about it? "What ...?" InuYasha stood in disbelief in the room and couldn't believe it. He hadn't done it voluntarily. He had tried to tear himself away. This is a misunderstanding!"Kagome this is ..."
"I think you should go now," said Ms. Higurashi. She had entered the room through the balcony after hearing what was going on inside. "No!" said the Hanjou aloud. He didn't want to go. He had only just come. This misunderstanding had to be resolved! "Go!" said Kagome from her bed. She still turned her back on him. Her mother looked at him. "She's doing badly, it's not good if she's upset now."
But he didn't hear that anymore. He had already fled. Out on the balcony and headed back towards the Middle Ages.

Meanwhile, Kagome lay in her bed and wept bitterly. Her mother knelt by her. “My darling,” she said softly. “Do you think that was right?” Kagome looked at her mother. She didn't know herself, but she did know one thing. Once again she couldn't see InuYasha and Kikyo together, it would kill her.

Sango and Miroku were sitting around the fire in Kaede's hut when InuYasha stormed in."InuYasha!" said the monk happily. But he saw immediately that something was wrong. InuYasha looked over at Kaede like come - immediately - come with me. She got up and sneaked out of the hut after him. It was evening. The leaves of the trees rustled in the wind. Laughter and eager chatter could be heard throughout the huts. It was a peaceful evening. "How is Kagome?" asked the old woman. “Bad,” said the Hanjou curtly. "What do you want from me?" "Do you know where Kikyo is?" he asked without paying attention to her reaction. Most of the time the old woman was very sad when she thought of her dead and yet not dead sister. “I don't know.” InuYasha was silent. He had hoped the old witch could help him. "What do you want from her?" she asked gloomily. “I just want to talk to her,” he replied. "And say goodbye to her."
Old Kaede understood. “So you've made up your mind.” InuYasha looked over at her. "Yes."With that, he ran.

Kaede watched him as he stormed away. A smile formed on her lips. She entered the hut quietly. Miroku, Shippo and Sango immediately looked up at her when she entered the hut. "What about Kagome?" Sango asked immediately. Kaede shook her head. “He says she is bad.” Sango looked at her in shock. "That ... that can't be true," she sighed. Tears welled up in her again. Shippo started crying too. Little kitsune had been so worried. And now such a message. Sango sobbed and she cried bitterly until Miroku took her hand. "She's not dead yet," he said with a smile. "In her world she is much better off than in ours. She will handle it." "Hm." Sango muttered and wiped the tears from his eyes. “I'm sure you're right.” Little Shippo was also calmed down a bit. "What is Inuyasha's up to?" Sango asked, still sobbing.Kaede smiled. “He's saying goodbye to my sister.” Miroku and Sango looked at each other in amazement. "Does that mean...?" Miroku asked in amazement. The old woman nodded satisfied. Everyone suddenly smiled. Only the little Kitsune didn't understand anything again. "What does that mean?" he asked curiously and at the same time innocently. "That you will soon have a lot of playmates!" said Miroku.
PONG! > Good that my Hiraikotsu was standing in the corner.

So, that's it for now, I hope I could give one or the other a little pleasure. ^^
I would be happy about clerks.
See you then, Che