Alrighty, I know that I have NO RIGHT WHATSOEVER to post a whole new fic like this when I still have unfinished fics that you guys are waiting on. For that I am sorry and just know that I am working on the ones which I believe you guys are dieing to read still (mainly GKOD and Skin Deep). To fill you in, just know that I was EXTREMELY busy with not only school last month but my dad had his retirement party on easter weekend and I, of course being a good daughter, had to do my part for it. Also, speaking of school, I had a nightmare of a 10 page research paper that I had to get done like two weeks ago and I sadly procrastinated on it but got it done in time so I had no choice but to put aside all that I love (drawing and writing) just to finish it. Got good grades though so that hard work did count.

Now that another semester has passed, I'm slowly getting back into my creative mood... although I'm also (still) looking for a job... and this is a fic that I didn't plan to spring on you guys till I done some more of Skin Deep and GKOD but I felt that I really did owe you guys since I didn't respond to replies like I should have. Just know that I do appreciate all replies that you guys give me. They fuel me and make me happy that I can amuse you.

I decided to go on and post this because I believe that it's something that I'll have when I'm slow on updates. The chapters of this will be short so don't fault me on that. I really don't see this as being a long chapter story at all. The story in terms might be short too, in fact, it might turn out to be something of a series of one-shots... in other words, I'm not sure where this story will go at all so bare with it and me please. If anything, it'll probably be an outlet for my horrid writers block that tends to strike from month to month. Finally, I'll start the rating off at teen but it could switch to mature if it runs that way... which I'm hoping it will cause me likey the lemons.

Okies, I'm done talking. Read and I hope you enjoy!

Ch. 1 Found off the Streets

Kagome didn't know what she was going to do. She loved her mother, she really did but it was clear that two full adult women couldn't live in the same house… well that's not what her mother saw. Kagome was twenty-one going on twenty-two, yet her mother still sees her as eleven going on twelve. Mrs. Higurashi, a very loving and overprotective mother, never lets her very grown daughter do anything. While her friends get to go out clubbing, drinking, just plain having fun, she was made to stay home like a good little girl. Her friends laughed although they knew the situation wasn't funny and gave Kagome an intervention that she needed to tell her mother that she is old enough to do as she wanted. The young blue-eyed maiden didn't want to face her mother but knew it was true and the more she thought about it, the more set her mind was. She knew it was time.

What started out as a heart to heart chat on her wanting to go out with her friends, ended up in a heated argument that had the young woman storming outside to clear her head. She was considering moving out… scratch that, she knew she needed a place of her own. The problem was that she didn't know where to go. Even if she did know, she wouldn't have enough money to really stay. All currency she had currently was being used for college fees.

"What the hell am I going to do" She whispered sadly.

"Hey Gome!" A yell startled her and bought her back down to earth and she turned to see the source only to notice a candy red sports car was sitting beside her on the street. "Bout time you noticed me, been calling you like five times already. Have you gone deaf or something?"

How in the world did she manage not to notice the car or driver beside her? Well she was still venting …

"Are you okay?" He asked with concern. This particular male always put up a façade of being a party loving, impatient hotheaded but he was truly a huge softy especially to those he developed a close bond with. How they met and became friends was entirely by a series of weird events but they never questioned their friendship, only embraced it. He was something like an older brother to her, a huge teaser but always there to pick her up when she was down. And boy did he come at the right time.

Kagome shook her head and with a sad smile that reached her eyes responded, "Sorry Inuyasha, and I would be lying if I said I was. I had an argument with my mom–"

"You're shitting me, you stood up to your mom? Clearly it's the end of the world." Inuyasha interrupted with wide eyes.

Kagome rolled hers. "As I was saying, we got into an argument and well… I've decided to try and move out."

"Heh, never thought I'd hear the words come out of your mouth, to tell you the truth I versioned you as an old hag and still living with her." He said with a laugh.

It was very fortunate that the hanyou was still in his car or else Kagome would have pulled one of his soft triangular dog ears.

"If you want, I can pay up part of the rent for you somewhere…" Now that took away her will to berate him. Inuyasha is from a very well off family and knew that he could easily buy nearly anything he wanted especially but she couldn't let him do that.

"Don't you dare Yasha." There was fire in her eyes and behind her words. The statement was final which meant that even if he bought her an apartment, she wouldn't go near it.

Inuyasha seemed to give it some thought, he knew suggesting buying her a place was out of the question. Kagome like earning things she obtained no matter how hard or long she had to work. He valued her greatly for that trait because it was rare to find anyone with her determination. Still he had to help her, she helped him so much when it came to dealing with personal problems that he could talk with to no other about. Suddenly, he had an idea.

Unlocking the doors, he had excitement in his tone which immediately told her that he was up to something. Whether good or bad, she couldn't tell. "Jump in, come with me okay."

Well, what did she have to lose? She surely didn't want to go back home at the moment but walking around aimlessly on the streets especially when it was starting to get dark wasn't such a good idea.

She got in anyway and the two were off.