Kikyo stood rooted to the spot like an idiot. Had he rejected her? She shook her head rapidly and closed her eyes, hoping that she saw things. Hopefully, when her eyes were to open again, Inuyasha would still be standing in front of her with that same confused look on his face, but he was gone much to her disappointment.

The miko couldn't take it any longer; she held her head and let out a deafening, high-pitched scream. She breathed in heard as it echoed throughout the school. She was getting more and more frustrated with Inuyasha. He always managed to leave her for Kagome. Couldn't he see that she was offering herself to him, that she would do anything to make him happy?

She could feel her burning anger for Kagome reaching even higher heights than it had ever reached before. The girl had taken away everything from her. She clenched her hands into fists and looked menacingly in the direction that Inuyasha had gone. What else could she do? All her plans had backfired. She could feel the tears of anger surfacing as the thought of her never getting Inuyasha back came into her head.

"Well I see someone here has not won."

Kikyo spun around and saw Liko standing not very far from her, leaning against the wall. Kikyo scowled at the girl and walked up to her.

"Since my plan hasn't worked, I need the money back," Kikyo stated calmly.

Liko looked at the girl emotionlessly, which caused Kikyo to back away. The girl could be scary sometimes, however, soon, Kikyo shook off the feeling and looked bravely at Liko. She wouldn't show her fear.

"Didn't you hear me?" Kikyo asked. Liko was still staring at her. Kikyo stood firmly in place, not showing any fear. Liko finally replied the miko who couldn't help but jump because of the darkness in her voice.

"You were hoping that, weren't you? Well, I'm sorry to say I don't do refunds. I did what you told me to do, unfortunately, the two people managed to work things out."

Kikyo glowered at the witch before her. She was already angry and Liko seemed to want to make her even more irritated. Her body began glowing a faint blue hue, however, this didn't seem to intimidate Liko at all. In fact the girl was smiling at her with what seemed to be amusement.

"Do you honestly think that you can beat me? You're pathetic."

Kikyo smirked slightly, which caused Liko's expression to change.

"You really underestimate me. You haven't seen half of what I could do," Kikyo informed her and chuckled softly. Liko couldn't help but raise one eyebrow, silently challenging Kikyo.

Kikyo immediately picked up on the hint and allowed her body to again glow a blue. She couldn't help but to let out a small laugh at what she thought she would do to the girl so she could get her money back.

The evil miko closed her eyes slowly and allowed the blue light to envelop her body. She clasped her hands together tightly and began muttering something that Liko couldn't make out.

Before Liko could assume what was happening, she felt a huge amount of energy collide with her body causing her to be pushed back to the edge of the building. The witch immediately opened her green eyes to glance at Kikyo but she wasn't there. Liko looked around frantically for any trace of her but it seemed that the girl who hired her, disappeared into thin air.

Liko was rather shaken up by Kikyo's strength. She'd admit to herself that it was very unexpected, especially from Kikyo. She knew now she had to keep herself on guard. Who could know when the girl would show up?

Liko wasn't prepared for the hard blow that she received on her stomach causing her to stumble back a couple of steps. Which didn't take her long to realize that she was at the very edge of the building, and it was a long way down. She knew if she stepped back any further that she would've easily fallen to her death. Witch or not she couldn't avoid dying in certain situations.

She jumped when she heard the small cackle of Kikyo. She looked around her but still no sight of the miko. How was she to fight back if she couldn't see her opponent?

"Aw are you scared, Liko?" Kikyo asked. Liko kept of looking around for Kikyo frantically. She thought she'd seen something but it turned out to be a trick of the light.

She suddenly felt two arms push her from her shoulders. The witch's body fell backward. Her green eyes showed nothing but fear and her brown hair whipped around her face. Her mouth was open ready to let out the only sound she could, a terrified scream but it seemed that no one would hear her because no sound came out. All she could do was watch the blue sky above her and the only girl who defeated her, Kikyo standing on the building's edge, looking down at her.

Kikyo glared down at the plain clothing that barely fitted her thin body. Which wasn't something that she would usually wear however, they had a dress code. The miko stared at the plain gray walls and the cheap, lifeless paintings. She knew she wasn't going to be happy here.
The reality of the situation seemed to hit her when the policemen came for her. Kikyo could still picture her father's shocked face clearly in her mind, when he heard the news one week ago. He hadn't visited her since. "Kikyo." The miko looked up straight into the eyes of a kind looking woman who's dressed in a lime green business suit. The look on the woman's face was the most supportive Kikyo had seen in a long time. "We're ready to take you to your room now." Kikyo chuckled to herself. 'Room, she says that like if I'm going to camp or something. Doesn't she mean cell?'
"Come along," she said a little too cheerfully in Kikyo's opinion. The woman led her up the dark stairs and to a large room where the sun filtered in giving the area a slight glow. She quickly informed the teenager that she would be taking her classes in the area. "Now to your room!" Kikyo clenched her fists together. She wanted to yell at this woman and tell her that it wasn't a hotel. It was juvenile detention for goodness sake, however, the miko held back, afraid of what her outburst might cause. The woman paused at a plain looking cream door that had a locked gate secured at the back of it. She fumbled with the keys and made a funny sound that Kikyo thought to be a swear word before she had found the right key. "Oh there it is!" Kikyo looked down at her feet. It was becoming more depressing with each passing second. The woman rested her hand on Kikyo's shoulder and guided the girl into the tiny space that they had the nerve to call a 'room.' "This is where you'll be for a year, hun." Kikyo wanted to burst out crying. It was far past her imagination. She hadn't expected the place to be so bad. A metal bed was placed in the corner of the small space. There was only one window and worst off it had cream bars on it. With the first step into the cell, Kikyo felt the tears threatening to fall. "I'll see you in a couple of hours. Don't worry, it's not all that bad. Just think about it, you'll be out into the world in seventeen years! Just seventeen years," the woman encouraged her. She slowly retreated into to the hallway, closing the door behind her with a swift movement. The miko could clearly hear the door lock with a loud 'click.' This further upset her. She was forever trapped in this prison, with no escape whatsoever. The seventeen year old looked down at the ground and allowed the tears to flow freely down her pale face. She couldn't believe that this depressing room was now going to be her home.

Sango Kinata was Kagome's best friend since nursery school. They always told each other everything.

Seven Years later, Kagome ran down the shrine steps with her little brother, Souta. Things had changed over the years. She was now seventeen and much more responsible. Her miko powers had developed greatly along with her appearance. She now looked more mature and caught the attention of every guy in which she passed although she never knew it. "I win!" Souta cheered and jumped up and down. Kagome ruffed his hair and smiled gently at him. "But I'll beat you tomorrow so look out," Kagome warned him before she got into her car and drove off.

Inuyasha walked through the halls of his school, unaware that some girls were looking at him. He had become the most popular guy in school. He was rich, all the girls wanted him, he was super smart and not to mention good looking. Life was pretty easy for him.
" Hey Inuyasha," a person said. He looked to see his best friend Miroku. Miroku had black hair and dark brown eyes. He was a pervert as well. Every time he saw a pretty girl he would grope them or ask them to bear his child. "I got this not to deliver to you from some girl," he told him.

Inuyasha took the note and read;

Hey Inu-babe

I just wanted to say that you're a total hottie and maybe if you were not doing anything you'd date me tomorrow at six. You know you want to. Give me your answer at gym.

Kay Kikyo (your future wife)

Inuyasha rolled his eyes and crumpled the paper and threw it away.

"Why does she even bother to ask me out when she knows what my answer will be and ' your future wife' what's up with that?" Inuyasha asked. Miroku shrugged his shoulders. He found himself colliding with someone.

I regret forcing Kagome and Inuyasha to be roommates during Spring Break.

Forcing Kagome and Inuyasha to be roommates was my fault.

It was two fifty eight. Only two more minutes and they would be freed from school for a whole week. Time seemed to go slow as Mrs. Lakota explained the importance of the gases in the earth's atmosphere.
Inuyasha sighed. Two more minutes. Just two more and he'd be out of this hellhole for a week. No teachers, no homework and no gym although he kinda liked it. This year they were going to The Bahamas. He couldn't wait to go. He looked at the clock again just a couple more seconds.

Three...

Two...

One...

Spring Break!

The school rushed out their classes and out the halls of the school. They had freedom at last! (At least for a week anyways)

"Spring Break here I come!" Inuyasha said and hopped into his convertible as he speeded down the road elsewhere to his mansion. "Woooohooo! We're free! Free!" Sango exclaimed as she ran out the halls with Kagome at her side. They've both gotten into Kagome's car and proceeded to hang out at Kagome's place. "No work for a week!" Sango threw her hands in the air. "Freedom!" "So you gonna go to the Bahamas this week?" Sango asked. Stopping by a traffic light Kagome dug in her bag and took out an envelope. "I already got mine!" she said excitedly. "ME TOO!" Sango said and took out hers. They've both begun squealing as they held out their tickets. The light then turned green and Kagome begun to drive. That was when a red convertible almost ran into them. Kagome beeped her horn and looked out the window to see Inuyasha in the driver's seat. "Watch where you're going, wench!" He yelled at her. "OH PLEASE! KAGOME WAS DRIVING PROPERLY UNLIKE YOU!" Sango yelled back at Inuyasha. "ARE YOU COLOR BLIND OR SOMETHING? THE LIGHT OVER BY YOU SIDE WAS RED R-E-D. RED! OURS WAS GREEN!" Sango yelled back. Kagome cleared her trough before speaking back. " Excuse me but I think you need to go back in kindergarten and learn your colors," Kagome giggled. "WHAT YOU...!" Inuyasha didn't get to finish because Kagome already sped away. He growled and continued driving.

Kagome parked her car in front of the shrine steps and headed up to her house. When she and Sango reached the top of the steps the meted her brother playing soccer and grandpa sweeping the ground.
"Hey everyone!" Kagome exclaimed as she walked up to them. "Kagome, Sango how was your day?" Grandpa asked. Sango smiled at him. "It was great," Sango replied. "But painful," Kagome finished. "Ah, practice was hard today, eh?" he asked. The two girls nodded their heads. Souta came up to the girls with a questioning look on his face. "Hey sis, Hi Sango." "Hey Souta. What's up?" Kagome asked. "I want to know if you all would play soccer we me." "Sorry Souta, not now. Maybe later, okay?" Kagome said. "Okay," he replied and sounded very disappointed. Kagome ruffled his hair and hurried to the house with Sango following.

With a frustrated growl, Kikyou stomped her foot on the ground. Her life sucked at that point of time. Kagome and Inuyasha were getting closer with each coming day. Dawn was beginning to act strangely and Naraku always stared at her every time she passed which was freaking her out. "Dawn!" Kikyou finally said not looking back. She knew the girl would come. The girl appeared in front of her. "We must do something about this situation." The girl looked at Kikyou with confusion in her eyes. Just what did she mean? "What situation?" Kikyou stared coldly at her apprentice and gave the girl a rough shove. "Duh! Kagome and Inuyasha!" "Oh," she said and put her hands to her chain as if she was recalling something. "What about Miroku? I want him, too!" she said. "This is about me, not you, Dawn. I care about neither your personal life nor your desires. You are so very popular and well known because of me. Do you remember when I found you? You were stupid, ugly and all alone." Kikyou said calmly. "I wasn't all alone!" Dawn argued. "I had friends!" The girl looked down at her feet. Tears came to her eyes when she recalled her former friends who hated her now. "Had. Now I don't have anyone." Kikyou looked taken back. Dawn had neither really argued with her nor raised her voice. Never. She was changing. With a flick of her hair Kikyou continued her conversation. "Dawn. Don't you dare argue with me. I told you before. Without me, you'd be nothing. I made you survive and I don't care about your problems. They're yours to deal with." "But I help you with all your problems!" "That doesn't mean I have to help you." Dawn stared at the miko with shock in her eyes. This girl wasn't her friend. She was being used the whole time without even noticing it. Kikyou didn't care about her, however, only for herself. Gathering all her courage, Dawn spoke back.
"If you truly mean that, then this 'friendship' is over, Kikyou," Dawn replied. "What do you mean?" she asked as she watched the girl struggle to take off the friendship bracelet off her hand. "You've treated me like dirt for the past three years and I can't take it anymore. I'm through doing your dirty work, find someone else to help you out!" With those words out of her mouth Dawn threw the golden piece of jewelry off her hand indicating that she was not joking around. Kikyou looked down at the bracelet. "You can't leave!" she yelled. "You're nothing without me!"
Glancing back one last time, Dawn spoke. "No Kikyou. I am and I doubt that you can survive without me at your side and you know what? You really are a bitch!" With those final words, Dawn walked out of the gym leaving a now friendless Kikyou.

Dawn was smiling. She couldn't believe that she had done that. She finally felt like her own person, at last. No more orders from Kikyou. She was now free from being Kikyou's slave. She didn't have any friends yet anyway. She knew she was about to make plenty. Walking outside, Dawn spotted Kikyou. The miko was glaring daggers at her. 'Guess I'm her enemy now,' Dawn thought and stuck her tongue out at her former friend. She wasn't afraid of Kikyou anymore. She could get a life and a new panther while she was at it. 'I'm not your servant anymore, Kikyou.' For the first time in a long time, Dawn gave a genuine smile. Seeing a huge oak tree up on the tiny hill, she headed towards it, thinking that she needed shade. She expected to see neither Inuyasha, Kagome, Sango nor Miroku sitting there. Kagome was the first to spot her. She raised an eyebrow and searched around for Kikyou. "Hi," Dawn said shyly. The four looked over at her. Sango gave her an annoyed look, Inuyasha rolled his eyes and Miroku tried to look past her. "What do you want now?" Sango asked. Surprisingly Dawn didn't glare at her like she would usually do. She looked down at her feet and fiddled with a loose strand of her hair. "Can I sit here?" she asked. "Where's Kikyou?" Inuyasha asked. Her nose squinted at the mention of her former friend's name. "I neither know nor care!" "What do you mean?" Kagome asked, still searching for Kikyo. "Kikyou doesn't care about me. All she cares about is herself and her needs. She told me how without her I'd be nothing. She used me to help her with all her plans. I was just a tool to her," Dawn looked down at her hands. "Sure you can sit with us, whatever," Sango said which surprised Dawn. "But I still don't trust you." Dawn smiled and sat next to Sango. She had a feeling that she was about to get some true friends and Kikyou could drop dead and Dawn still wouldn't care.

I should've allowed Sango and Kagome to be roommates instead of forcing Kagome and Inuyasha to be roommates.

Inuyasha parked his car in the huge garage and headed up the stairs to his brother's office. After both of his parents died, his brother, Sesshoumaru didn't really want to become his guardian, but in their father's will it was written that Sesshoumaru would have to take care of Inuyasha and his father's company.
He pushed open the wooden door to see Sesshoumaru working on some paperwork. Rin, Sesshoumaru's fiancé was sitting on a couch reading a magazine. She was the first to notice him. "Hi Inuyasha," she greeted with her usual smile, "I haven't seen you in months." Rin was still in collage. She was in her last year which was planned after she graduated that she would move in with the two boys. She ran up to Inuyasha and gave him a tight hug. "I'm so glad that spring break is here I finally get some time to spend with you guys."
"Actually," Sesshoumaru finally said. " He won't be here. He's going on a school trip elsewhere to the Bahamas." Rin frowned. " Is this true?" she asked. "Yeah. I always go on the school trips," he said. Rin walked away from him and sat back down on the sofa with her hands folded. She picked back up her magazine and continued to read. Sesshoumaru chuckled and continued with his work. "I wish I had a friend around here besides you two," Inuyasha walked out the room and made sure to shut the door on his way out.

"Hi mom," Kagome said as she walked in the kitchen.
"Evening, Mrs. Higurashi," Sango said. Mrs. Higurashi smiled. "Hi girls. How was your day?" "Great!" they both replied in union. "Mama, I just wanted to tell you that the class is leaving for the Bahamas on Sunday," Kagome said. "That's only one day away. You better start packing," Mrs. Higurashi said. Kagome nodded and ran upstairs with Sango to her room.

The maids were peacefully working. There were lots to do in the Tama mansion. Some were washing while in the kitchen others were preparing dinner for their masters. Others even hummed a soft tune to themselves without a care in the world until... A huge sound was heard around the mansion. Some screamed while others jumped, totally destroying the peace, which surrounded them. One maid with black hair and blue eyes shook her head. "Well at least we know Master Inuyasha is home," she said to herself and continued with her work.

Kagome pulled her luggage bag down the shrine steps. She looked back at Souta who was carrying a small bag for her. When she arrived at the bottom she put her luggage in Sango's mom's car. They were waiting for her to go to the airport. "Bye honey," Kagome's mom said and gave her daughter a hug. "I'll miss you sis," Souta said. "Remember if you get in trouble use your miko powers," Grandpa advised her. "I'll be fine. I'm only gone for one week and I promise I'll be good," she said before getting in the car. She waved at them and Sango's mom drove off. "SPRING BREAK! WHOOO!" Sango yelled and threw her hands up in the air. "Not again Sango," Kagome wined. "Sango, could you please stop that?!" Sango's mom said. Sango stopped her action and folded her arms. Kagome and Sango's mom began to laugh. "Sango, you're so funny," Kagome said as Sango kept her hands folded.

Inuyasha stepped of the limo with his luggage in his hand. He looked around to see if Miroku was anywhere around. He spotted him, hitting on Sango and Kagome. He shook his head knowing what was going to happen next. He walked up towards them. Luckily for him he could hear over large distances and heard the exact words that Miroku said. "You ladies look beautiful today," Miroku complimented. "Miroku-sama," Kagome said to him. "Don't even bother to ask the question Miroku-sama," Sango said. "But you don't know what I'm going to ask," he said innocently. The two girls sighed and got ready to hit him in the head. Both were surprised when they felt his hand on their butts. "PERVERT!" the two screamed and bonked him on the head, sending him unconscious.

After a relaxing plane ride, everyone gathered in the lounge, waiting for his or her roommates. Mr. Louse came out with some keys and a piece of paper. "Here's the list. Sango with Kagome in room 203," Mr. Louse said. "Kikyo with Dawn room 220, Molly with Lika room 210, Greg with Hamish room 200, Kouga with Naraku... so that leaves Inuyasha with Miroku in room 207," Mr. Louse went on and on.

Are Molly and Lika enemies? Are Greg and Hamish enemies?

Jesus why would inuyasha apologize if he hates her? How is this getting so many y reviews the pace is awful blah read to chapter 4 and noped out

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Canon would've been better off if Inuyasha encouraged Kagome to learn to strongly defend herself, then no demon will ever try to take her hostage for that ability.