Is this really happening? I can’t believe it but yes! A new chapter for It’s Time Already is out! It took a painful amount of time to publish this and I honestly don’t know why (Well, life happened, but still, I can’t believe six months went by so fast...!). But honestly, thank you for your patience and for waiting around until I finished this chapter. I hope this doesn’t disappoint.
On the other hand, I would like to thank WitchyGirl99 because she’s a real sunshine and she helped me a lot with this chapter. I love you, girl <3!
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I'm deeply sorry I wasn't around to finish this story for Inuvember but life came up (and it sucked) and I wasn't in the right headspace to write this story in a way that made it justice. And good thing I didn't force myself to post this because when I looked back at what I had written... oh boy. It was awful. I had to rewrite everything and I changed the direction this chapter was taking.
Last, but not least, this chapter is barely edited, so please bear with me!
I truly hope that you like this since I'm really happy with how it turned out. Everything has been angst and pain so far, let's start the healing, shall we?
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I Want to Be With You
Inuyasha didn’t know how it happened. One moment he was looking at Kagome and the next he was holding her in his arms. She was hugging him in a tight embrace as she cried her heart out.
“I missed you, Kagome,” he whispered into his hair, as he hugged her tighter.
“I missed you, too, Inuyasha,” Kagome replied, her words barely audible but he could still understand them. Inuyasha felt Kagome shift and when he looked down he was greeted with a pair of brown eyes, looking right back at him. “What happened? How are you here?” she asked as she looked at the Well House. “Does the well work again?”
And there it was: hope. Hope for a life that was not possible, hope for a future that was ripped from both of them. Inuyasha felt a pang in his chest as he realized he would have to tell Kagome the truth. “No, Kagome,” he said as he hugged her once again, afraid to say it out loud, as it could shatter her. “The well never reopened,” he confessed. “I just managed to survive,” he took a deep breath and continued, “I just managed to survive five hundred years…”
He could feel Kagome tensing in his arms. He knew the question was coming, it was a matter of seconds. Kagome moved one step away from him, just enough for him to see her tear-stained face.
“You survived five hundred years? You’ve been here this whole time?” she inquired with her round eyes. Inuyasha wouldn’t admit how wrong it felt to not have her body against his, how much he had missed that.
“Why now, Inuyasha? Why didn’t you come back sooner?” He could sense Kagome’s pain in her words. Even though he knew she would ask that, he also knew he would never have the right answer to that question.
“I… I came here the same day the well closed, Kagome, I swear I did. But when I saw you… You were a teenage girl, and I looked like this… I looked like a twenty-five-year-old man. It didn’t feel right,” Inuyasha said and looked away, bracing himself from whatever Kagome could throw at him.
Kagome stood there for a few seconds, contemplating what he had just said. He saw her looking at him, studying him. He saw how her big round eyes, filled with tears looked at him and tried to understand him. Tried to understand everything that was happening. She saw her closing her eyes and taking a deep breath.
“Kagome, I know it’s wasn’t fair-”
“It’s okay Inuyasha. It doesn’t matter, I’m happy you are here,” Kagome cut him in and hugged him once again. “If you waited five hundred years to meet me again, I can wait five years just to see you again,” she simply stated.
Inuyasha hugged her once again, relieved that he was able to get that confession out of his chest. He was relieved that this conversation happened after five years of picturing it on his mind. He was relieved Kagome understood. That was his Kagome, she always saw the good in others; she always tried to understand.
They stood like that for a few seconds, enjoying the sensation of being in each other’s arms.
“Inuyasha, I-” Kagome was about to say something, but someone calling her name cut her in.
“Kagome! Are you okay?” she heard her mother shout near the Goshinboku.
“I believe they are looking for you, birthday girl,” he whispered in her ear. “Happy birthday, Kagome.”
Kagome laughed as she cleaned the tears from her face. “Thank you,” she whispered back and looked at him with her big brown eyes.
“You should go, your mother is looking for you and she sounds worried,” Inuyasha said, squeezing her shoulder and starting to push her away from their embrace, letting her go.
“You are insane if you believe I’m leaving your side!” Kagome fought back just to hug him again. “I’m not going anywhere, I don’t care, Inuyasha. I lost you once, I’m not losing you again.”
Inuyasha could feel the panic in Kagome’s voice and he felt a hole in his chest where he was sure his heart was a few seconds ago. He sighed.
“Kagome, I’m not going anywhere,” he reassured her as he took her face between his hands. “I will be waiting for you here. Go talk to your mother, change your clothes, and once you are done I will be here and I will take you to your house, deal?”
Inuyasha could see how the wheels were turning in Kagome’s head. She was so afraid to even blink as if he would be gone in any second. She was delusional if she thought that there was any way he could leave her, especially now that he knew Kagome wanted him in her life.
He was about to say something else, to make her feel safe and let her know that he wasn’t going anywhere, but something cut his train of thought: he felt Kagome’s soft lips on his own.
After all those years of dreaming that exact moment, he needed to admit that he didn’t do any justice to Kagome’s lips: they were soft and sweet in a way he wasn’t able to put into words. At first, it was a shy kiss, one that resembled that first kiss they shared inside the Shikon Jewel all those years ago. But, when Kagome parted her lips to deepen the kiss, Inuyasha lost it.
He put his right hand on the back of her neck and she wrapped her arms around him. He kissed her like there was no tomorrow. He knew that feeling very well, until a minute ago he didn’t know if they weren’t going to have a tomorrow at all. He kissed her the way he wished to have done it all those years ago. He wondered if Kagome was thinking of the last kiss they shared and how they didn’t know it was a goodbye. Did she feel the same way? Inuyasha could feel Kagome’s body pressed against his, trying to be as close to him as possible and he welcomed her, elated to know that she felt the same way. This time, it was different. This time wasn’t a goodbye, this time felt like a beginning.
After kissing for what could have been some time between forever and five seconds, Inuyasha broke the kiss and looked at her. “You need to go, your mother is really worried about you, she thinks something bad happened to you since you were supposed to be done by now,” he told her while trying to recover his breath after their kiss. “I’ll be waiting for you at the bottom of the stairs of the shrine, I will be right next to my motorcycle,” he reassured her.
“Your motorcycle?” Kagome asked as she raised her brow.
“A lot can happen in five hundred years,” he joked and smiled. “Now go, I’ll explain to you later,” he finished and kissed her goodbye. It wasn’t a kiss like before, this was a soft kiss that held the promise of tomorrow.
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One minute Kagome was kissing Inuyasha and the next one he was gone. She could feel her heart beating against her ribcage and had to put her hand on her chest as if that would help to slow it down a little. Had she just kissed Inuyasha? An Inuyasha that not only waited five hundred years for her but also drove a motorcycle?
“There you are, Kagome, I was looking for you!” she heard her mother say from behind. “Are you okay? Did something happen?” her mother inquired.
Kagome didn’t know what to say. Should she tell her the truth? What was the truth anyway? Did she just hallucinate the whole encounter? She decided that until she was sure, she would keep Inuyasha’s presence a secret. She didn’t want to worry her mother, the same mother that saw how she crumbled to pieces at the idea of losing him once.
“No, Momma, I’m okay,” she lied. “I was just overwhelmed with memories, but I’m fine,” she continued.
Her mother hugged her and sighed. “I know things are still hard for you, but I’m proud of you Kagome, I truly admire how strong you are,” her mother whispered to her.
Kagome hugged her mother back and her stomach plummeted because of how guilty she felt. She knew she should tell her mother about Inuyasha but the truth was she wasn’t even sure that he was real or if the kiss actually happened. “Thank you, Momma,” was everything she could say.
“Don’t you have a party to go to?” her mother teased with a smile. “You need to go and change, you are not going to a bar and drink alcohol dressed as a Miko, young woman!” she continued as she nudged her side with an elbow.
The walk to the house was silent, her mother had an arm around her and she was lost in her thoughts. What was she going to do? Was she going to go to a bar with her friends? Should she cancel the party with her friends and stay with Inuyasha? Suddenly, thinking about Inuyasha waiting for her at the bottom of the stairs of the Shrine made her feel things. She was actually having feelings that she thought she would never have again: she could feel the butterflies in her stomach, and her heart was speeding up the same way it used to do all those years ago, anytime she would get close to him.
Was that actually Inuyasha? Her Inuyasha? Could it be possible? Could it be real? What if she had finally lost it? Not able to live without him, maybe her mind made him up and she just kissed a random stranger, maybe that was it; maybe she had finally lost it. Kagome sighed, had she really lost it?
Kagome realized that she didn’t care. She felt more alive than she had felt for the past four years. She felt more alive than ever and she embraced all those contradictory thoughts she was having. Maybe it was a trick, but she didn’t care. She was ready to feel, to wake up, to live again. She was done feeling numb.
She got to her room and changed out of her Miko clothes faster than she thought it was possible, she carefully laid the clothes on her old bed and grabbed her purse. She grabbed her cellphone and sent a few text messages to her friends, telling them that she didn’t feel good and that she needed to reschedule her birthday celebration. A small smile started to form in the corner of her mouth, remembering all the lies her grandfather had to tell when she was a teenager. Old habits die hard. She received a few text messages from her worried friends, urging her to rest and recover. She felt a little guilty at the idea of having her friends worrying over her, but she knew this was something that she had to do. Putting her cellphone away, she headed downstairs. After saying goodbye to her mother and her brother she left the house in a hurry, saying that she didn’t feel good and that she was going to go to her house and rest.
Yeah, sure. Rest… Kagome laughed at how stupid she felt at that moment. Was it okay to lie to her family, too? She never hid Inuyasha from them, but this time it felt different. What if it was a trick? What if it was a mistake? She needed to find that out by herself.
She walked down the stairs almost running, her heart beating so loud she was starting to hear a beep. The first thing she saw was a motorcycle parked next to the entrance to the Shrine and that alone made her lose her step and almost fall down the rest of the stairs. Kagome thought she was going to break her ankle but something caught her and prevented her from falling. The minute she felt those hands on her, holding her and protecting her from even the dumbest of harm; her hopes rose up. Inuyasha was real, he was right there. She kept telling herself, reassuring herself that it wasn’t her mind playing tricks on her.
“Are you really going to get killed after I finally got the courage to face you?” he teased her, fake exasperation in his voice.
Kagome tried to fight the tears that were building in the corner of her eyes but she couldn’t. She was so happy to have him again, to see him again. She did the only thing she could do: she hugged him and she cried. She cried for all those years that she thought that she would never see him again, she cried those tears of happiness she thought she would never spill because the idea of being reunited with him seemed impossible.
Kagome knew Inuyasha didn’t like crying, but somehow he understood that she needed to cry, she needed to let all the pain she had been holding for the past four years go away. She needed to let go of all of that in order to be able to enjoy the fact that he was right there, next to her.
“It’s okay, Kagome, you are okay, I’m here,” Inuyasha said while hugging her back and patting the back of her head, soothing her.
“I’m sorry, it’s just that even though this was the thing I wanted most in the world, I never thought I would actually get it,” Kagome replied between sobs. She knew it sounded corny, she knew she sounded stupid, but she didn’t care. She was just happy and overwhelmed in a good way. Being next to him, she felt whole again. She felt like she was able to breathe again.
“Where should I take you? I heard you are going to a bar with some friends,” Inuyasha said, looking down at her.
Kagome fumbled in his arms and broke the hug to look at him, “Are you kidding me? I’m not getting away from you, Inuyasha, I just got you back, I’m not going to a bar, I want to be with you!” She could feel her fierceness coming back to her, the only fierceness he was able to wake up in her.
“Kagome…” he said with a stern look on his face.
“No, Inuyasha, we are not discussing this. You decided to show up now, well, I’m deciding to be with you now, not with my friends. I already talked to them and canceled, so there is no backing out now,” she crossed her arms in front of her.
“This is not how things are supposed to be, you are not supposed to leave your life aside just to be with me, Kagome. This is not the same as five hundred years ago,” he confessed, frustration building up inside of him.
“I know, Inuyasha, lying to my friends it’s not something I’m proud of, but I need this. I have questions, I need answers. Do you truly believe I would be able to be with my friends knowing that you are here? What I want to do most in the world is talk to you, Inuyasha. I want to be with you, I want to know everything, I-”. Kagome would have kept talking if it weren’t for Inuyasha's lips on top of hers.
His lips felt like fire, they were hungry and desperate. Every little thing Inuyasha did showed her there was still a place in her body for new sensations. Kagome didn’t take long before putting her arms around his neck, deepening the kiss. Was it possible for her to be so attracted to him? Was it possible for her body to react so much at the mere touch of his lips, of his hands? When Inuyasha played with her lower lip, a soft moan escaped from her mouth. She knew she should be ashamed of such a public display of affection, and she was surprised to realize Inuyasha didn’t care either.
But what did the people know about them? She honestly didn’t care, they had been through so much together. They deserved this.
Kagome broke the kiss and tried to steady herself, while Inuyasha hugged her, putting his arms around her waist.
“You have no idea how much I missed the fierceness within you, Kagome,” was all Inuyasha said while he grabbed her and put his head in the crook of her neck. She trembled at the tickle of his breath on her skin. This was new, this whole thing was new to them but still felt somehow familiar, like coming back to your home after a long journey.
“I didn’t know I still had it in me,” she shyly admitted.
Inuyasha let go of her and looked her in the eyes. “Do you want to go to my place so we can talk about, well, everything?” he asked her.
Kagome was still trying to process the fact that somehow, Inuyasha managed to survive five hundred years just to be with her. He has been through a lot, has lived enough lifetimes to write hundreds of books and he now was a functioning adult, with his own house and all.
“Your place?” was everything Kagome could say.
“What? Did you expect me to still be living on a tree?” the hanyou in front of her jokingly asked.
Kagome rolled her eyes and realized how dumb her question was and wanted to smack her head with something.
“It’s actually a little far from here. I needed to keep my distance,” Inuyasha confessed, shrugging it off.
“Sure, let’s go,” she said. Somehow she was waiting for him to kneel in front of her, so she could climb on his back like they used to. Suddenly, Inuyasha grabbed the extra helmet on his bike and tossed it over to her. She looked at it for a few seconds, trying to understand what it meant. Of course she knew what it was, it’s just that it seemed so off when she tried to place it next to Inuyasha. She was sure Inuyasha thought that during those five years apart she had suffered a seizure or something. Great, make him regret waiting five hundred years for you, Kagome.
“Is running too old-fashioned for you now?” she teasingly asked, while putting the helmet on.
Inuyasha laughed at Kagome’s joke. It was a sound that made Kagome’s legs feel weak like they could give out in any second.
“We can go running whenever you want, Kagome. But I won’t leave my bike here and hop on a tree when everyone’s watching. Come on, get on, wench,” he said and smiled at her.
She carefully sat down on the backseat and put her arms around Inuyasha. She could feel the heat of his body irradiating through his clothes and it struck her like lightning. She felt more at home than she had ever felt in what it felt like forever. She missed his warmth, she missed his smell, she missed him so much that she needed to take a deep breath to recover and avoid crying once again. Oh boy, she was definitely going to cry a lot that day.
“Are you okay?” Inuyasha asked, at her sudden change in behavior.
“I am now,” was the only thing Kagome could say.
Inuyasha nodded and started his bike.
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He never thought everything was going to escalate that quickly. He thought he was going to be in Kagome’s life as a friend but the minute he walked into her life it was like a magnet had been turned on. He never expected her to kiss him the minute he showed up, but she did. His body called to her, he needed to have her close and it seemed that her body wanted him close, too.
When he was waiting next to his bike, he thought that the kiss was because the emotions were too high, and being reunited felt exhilarating. But then, the minute he saw her again he couldn’t keep his hands away from her. What surprised him was that Kagome didn’t mind the intimacy at all, he paid very close attention to her reactions to his movements. He knew he had to be careful because he didn’t want to overstep any boundaries, but their bodies remembered each other and were begging for them to be close.
Kagome had asked to quickly stop by her house, so she could pick up a few things she said she needed. He was patiently waiting while Kagome was at her apartment, not daring to go with her. He needed a few minutes to be alone with his thoughts.
When they were arguing about Kagome going to the bar with her friends, he suddenly felt alive again. With the years his temper had tone down a few notches, but suddenly Kagome’s presence ignited a fire within him. It was right then when he knew, they were reunited and they belonged to each other. It was perfectly clear to him that they were not the same teenagers who fell in love all those years ago, but their souls remembered each other and they were meant to be together.
After all those years she suddenly was in his life again, challenging him and turning his life upside down. He wanted to do everything for her, to give her everything. She was the only reason he stayed alive all those years. She saved him in every possible way, always being that light in his heart that made him want to survive, to make it out alive.
Suddenly, he felt his right pocket vibrate. He tucked his hand in it and grabbed his cellphone. He had received a text message from Shippo.
How is it going? Did you meet her? I swear to God, Inuyasha, if you didn’t go there I will kill you.
Inuyasha sighed at the text message. He understood how Shippo felt, when it came to Kagome he had waited long and patiently enough, but he still needed to set some boundaries.
She asked to stop by her apartment for a few minutes. Then we are going to my place to talk and sort some things out. Let you know how that went tomorrow.
Sent.
He then pressed the red button on his cellphone for a few seconds until the screen on his phone went dark. Boundaries… set.
“So now you even have a cell phone? You will have to give me your number,” he heard Kagome playfully say behind him and he turned around. She had changed clothes, wearing a pair of jeans and a blouse. Those clothes seemed comfier than the ones she was previously wearing. She also had a backpack with her.
“Going on a trip? I thought you said you wanted to talk,” he asked, pretended to be offended by the change of plans.
“Don’t be an idiot, I know I’m staying the night at your place and I needed to grab some things,” Kagome replied, unaware of what she might have been implying.
Inuyasha couldn’t help but feel something inside of him steer, his heartbeat accelerating.
He could see how Kagome realized what she had just said and her face turned completely red.
“I also needed to feed Buyo, I haven’t been here all day,” she added, trying to change the subject.
“Buyo? Is that cat still alive?” he asked.
“Of course she is! She’s only 7 years old! And I hope she lives another 7 or 10 years more,” she happily replied.
“One can only hope…” Inuyasha jokingly added, rolling his eyes.
“You are mad at her because she scratched you all those years ago,” she teased him. She was such a tease, it was going to be the death of me.
Inuyasha turned around and ignored her. Oh, how much he had missed their bantering.
“Shall we go?” he said, handing her the helmet once again. Kagome grabbed it and looked at it with disappointment in her eyes.
Inuyasha started the bike and made a mental note to go running with her in the morning.
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Overwhelmed. Kagome was overwhelmed, to say the least. She was sure she was dreaming and she was afraid to wake up. She was afraid of what she might do if she woke up and everything that was happening might turn out to be a dream.
She looked at the elevator doors as she waited for them to finally open once they reached Inuyasha’s floor. Inuyasha lived in a fancy building and his doorman loved him. Those were the only things she could wrap her mind around. She was grabbing the straps of her backpack with such a force that her knuckles were turning white.
When she was alone in her apartment, Kagome had a few minutes to gather her thoughts. She grabbed Buyo and hugged her tightly and tried to assimilate everything that had happened in the last few hours.
She was sure that Inuyasha and her would probably spend the whole night talking so she decided to grab her toothbrush and blushed. Should she change clothes? Should she change her underwear?
What are you thinking?
She sighed once more while quickly changing clothes. She decided to go for it and change her underwear. Even though she kept reassuring herself she was just being stupid and nothing would happen; she had been unable to deny there was something else there. Of course, they had been shy teenagers when they last saw each other, but they were adults now. Inuyasha had lived for centuries, so she was sure he wasn’t a virgin, right? And she… well, she wasn’t a virgin either. It’s not like she was well-versed but she had a few sexual encounters. She had tried to move on with her life.
But now they were there, at the front door of Inuyasha’s apartment, and the anxiety was too high.
What if she asked the wrong questions? What if they found out they have changed too much? What if they are not compatible as adults? What if Inuyasha worshipped her too much and forgot about all her imperfections? What if this older -wiser- version of Inuyasha is not someone she could fall for? What if she is the one that worshipped him? Could they still remain friends?
She could feel Inuyasha’s eyes on her.
“I need a drink,” was all she could say. The color was leaving her face, she didn’t need a mirror to know that.
Inuyasha obliged and she was sure he had used his hanyou speed because in a matter of seconds a glass with sake was on her hands. She grabbed it and drank it, not really paying attention to how good it tasted. She had had cheap sake and she could tell that was not it. But her mind was processing a thousand things and she wouldn't dare to pay attention to anything else. She tried to calm down and gather her thoughts. What if she didn’t ask the right questions? Her Inuyasha would understand, wouldn’t he? She just needed to start asking just one question and then building her way up. She could do that, right?
She decided to start with a question that was bugging her and won’t leave her alone, an easy one. “Can I ask you something, Inuyasha?” Kagome asked.
“Shoot,” he replied with a smirk. They were sitting on the kitchen island of his house. Even though the building seemed to be fancy, his apartment was quite simple.
She felt stupid asking this, but she had so many questions that this one seemed the only one she could handle right now, “Where are your ears?”
Inuyasha laughed at her concern but replied nonetheless. “They are right here, you just can’t see them,” he said while pointing at the top of his head. He gulped down the drink and grabbed the ring on his finger. He waited a few seconds and then removed it.
Suddenly Kagome was surrounded by his youki. She finally, finally, felt like she had found that missing piece: she had missed his youki so much. That presence that used to surround her all the time when they were traveling in the Feudal Era.
The man sitting next to her was her Inuyasha and there was no doubt about it. She felt all the anxiety leave her body. She knew it might be difficult but everything would be okay, they were finally reunited and they were going to be okay.
She could hear a loud beep in her ears as she covered her mouth. She thought she had shed enough tears for the day but her body was once again proving her wrong. Seeing his ears, his golden eyes, his silver mane… it was too much to handle. She felt lightheaded and attempted to grab the table to avoid falling from her booth, but Inuyasha was there in an instant. Holding her and taking care like he always did.
“Are you okay?” he softly asked.
“Yes, It’s just… Seeing you with your ears and the hair... It’s too much,” she replied. And the eyes, those same eyes that were on every dream and she was never able to forget. They were there, staring at her with the same intensity she remembered. She blinked rapidly, trying to make her tears go away, “I’m sorry, I know I keep crying, it’s just that I can’t believe this is happening,” she said while she looked away.
“Kagome, stop apologizing for crying,” he said, giving her some solace.
Inuyasha was so close to her that she could feel the little puffs of breath on her face. She was surprised by her actions but she didn’t care. Inuyasha was finally there and she wasn’t going to let shyness get in the way of doing what she wanted most. She tossed caution to the wind and kissed him again. Everything that was happening was a rollercoaster but she decided she might as well enjoy the ride.
The minute their lips touched, Kagome could swear she heard a groan coming from Inuyasha’s throat as he pulled her closer to him. She clung to him as if her life depended on him, feeling him, tasting him. He was strong and his body felt chiseled by the Gods. He was so strong that he was able to sit her on the table with no effort at all, as he put himself between her legs and hugged her closer, deepening the kiss.
She knew she had a thousand questions left to ask, but she didn’t care. She was being kissed by Inuyasha and that’s all that mattered. She would ask those questions the next day, right now she would enjoy the fact that she was finally reunited with him.
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Oh well, THAT happened. This was supposed to be kinda the last chapter for this story but I kept having so many ideas and I ended up really enjoying writing these two and their relationship so... I think we have two chapters + epilogue left? Since I didn't finish it for Inuvember, I see no harm in writing a little bit more than originally planned.
I would love to have this story finished by the end of January, if not, mid-February, so I truly hope you start getting frequent updates from now on :)
Thank you so much for reading this story, leaving feedback, and sharing it. It truly means the world to me!! <3!
Hello there! I can't believe the first chapter of Misfits' Manifesto is out! I'm really excited about this story and I can't wait for you to read it! Misfits' Manifesto is going to be emotional and will have its fair share of angst, but I'm a sucker for happy endings, so keep that in mind!
I would like to thank @yogurtfordinner and @witchygirl99 for your amazing help and support you've given me. This chapter wouldn't be as good as it is without your incredible help. I love you and I'm very thankful to be able to call you my friends. Without further adieu, I hope you like the beginning of Misfits' Manifesto!
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Summary:
In a world where some are born with powers, Inuyasha, Kagome, Sango and Miroku are gathered by Naraku to form a very special team whose main goal is to find the Shikon Jewel. Even though the only thing they have in common is feeling like outcasts because they have powers; they will have to overcome their differences to work together, survive and even… save the world?
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Thank you for your patience and I really hope you like it! And thank you for your support, it means a lot to me <3!!!
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Summary: In a world where some are born with powers, Inuyasha, Kagome, Sango and Miroku are gathered by Naraku to form a very special team whose main goal is to find the Shikon Jewel. Even though the only thing they have in common is feeling like outcasts because they have powers; they will have to overcome their differences to work together, survive and even… save the world?
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Guess who’s working on Chapter 3 of Misfit’s Manifesto?
Yes! It’s me!
I don’t know how long it would take me to actually finish it and publish it. Life has been, well... quite hectic. I’ve been working a LOT LOT so by the end of the day my brain is completely done and I can’t even think about writing. Let me give you an example of how scrambled my brain was the other day: I sent an audio message saying “I’m writing this message because...”. I literally said that I was writing an audio message. *sighs*
Anyway, that’s why chapter 3 is taking so long, but I’m doing my best.
