I do not own Kill la Kill in any form. This is a work of fanfiction.

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I'm writing this one with inspiration from SatoshiKyu.

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After the discovery that Ryuko still had family, she started to carry herself a little differently. She was happy to know that she had an older sibling, someone to look up to, but also that she wasn't alone anymore.

She started hanging out with Satsuki more often, her company enjoyed by her big sis. This understandably drew a less than positive reaction from Nonon Jakuzure, who had been a good friend of Lady Satsuki for years. She would still give Ryuko glares and gestures, although they had lessened in their repetition.

One time in particular caught Satsuki's attention. Jakuzure had stuck her tongue out at Ryuko, and Satsuki grabbed her tongue. "What is the meaning of this?" Satsuki inquired.

Jakuzure tried to respond while Satsuki had her tongue, but all she could manage was incomprehensible babble. Ryuko pointed and laughed out loud at Jakuzure's misfortune, which prompted Satsuki to take her by the cheek. "Hey, what's the big idea?" Ryuko asked in protest.

"The two of you are being childish." Satsuki continued, walking both of them to her office.

She took them over to the small broom closet in the corner of the room and pushed them both inside. She quickly closed and locked the door to seal them inside. "Why am I in here? She started it!" Ryuko shouted as she pounded the door.

"You two need some time together to settle things. I'll be going to attend some business, and I'll see if you're ready to come out when I'm done." Satsuki said, walking over and closing the office door, followed by taking off her shoes so her steps would be quiet.

Ryuko and Jakuzure sat in the closet, unaware that Satsuki had merely walked over to her desk to work. They looked at each other in the dim lit space, keeping quiet. Eventually, Ryuko broke the silence. "This is your fault, you know."

"How is any of this my fault?" Jakuzure asked.

"If you hadn't been such a jerk to me, neither of us would be in here." Ryuko huffed, crossing her arms.

"If you weren't such a brat, I wouldn't have been."

"So you admit you're a jerk?" Ryuko spat out.

"You're not without blame, Ryuko."

Satsuki quietly sat at her desk, occasionally sipping her tea. She would use their bickering to cover up her sips. "I wonder how long this will take." Satsuki thought to herself.

"What do you mean, I'm to blame?" Ryuko snapped.

"Everything was fine until you showed up." Jakuzure came back. "Lady Satsuki hung out with me all the time, and then you show up and you're all she seems to think about anymore."

"Oh, I'm so freaking sorry my sister that I didn't even know I had until now decided to put family first!"

"You haven't even known her that long! You have nothing invested in your relationship with her!"

Ryuko grabbed Jakuzure by the hair and yanked upward, picking her up off the floor. "EXACTLY! Do you have any idea what that's done to me? You've had friends and family! When dad died, I was alone!"

Satsuki thought about intervening, but decided to let things play out. "They need to vent." She again thought to herself as she continued her work.

"Quit pulling my freaking hair!" Jakuzure yelled.

Ryuko let her go and looked her deep in the eye. "Until I found out about us, I had no direct family. I thought I was it. Yeah, she was your friend first, but she was my sister first."

Jakuzure started to think about what she had been saying. "Okay, fine." She said, calming down. "I'm... Sorry. I've always had people to be there for me. I can't imagine what it's been like for you."

"Hmph. Alright, I accept your apology. What else?" Ryuko asked.

"What do you mean, what else?"

"For being a jerk."

Jakuzure really started to feel bad now, but she knew what she needed to do to feel better. "I have been terrible to you. I really didn't know you were alone like that. I'm really sorry, okay? Is there anything I can do to make it up to you?"

Ryuko tossed it around in her head for a moment. "I guess your apology is enough. Just don't have to do it again."

Jakuzure pulled Ryuko in for a hug. "Thanks Ryuko. Again, I'm sorry."

"H-hey, I already said I forgave you." Ryuko said, a light blush forming. "I guess we just wait til she comes back."

Satsuki walked over to the closet and opened the door. "You two ready to come out of the closet now?"

"Wait, you were here the whole time?" Ryuko asked.

"Yes. All I said was that I was going to attend to business. I didn't say anything about having to leave."

Jakuzure looked down and saw Satsuki's feet without shoes. "No wonder we didn't hear you."

"I take it you've settled things?"

"Yeah, we've settled things." Ryuko replied.

"Prove it."

Ryuko was unsure if what Satsuki meant, but she went with her gut and hugged Jakuzure, who returned the gesture. "Sorry." Ryuko said.

"I'm sorry too."

"There. Now was that so difficult?"

Both girls shook their heads in response as they released from the hug. Satsuki returned to her desk and the girls took their leave of the office.

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This was a short introductory chapter. Hope you all liked it :3