Hejsa boggnaskere.. ^^

Dette er en historie/romance bygget på Fruits Basket universet..

Den vil være på Engelsk hele vejen igennem.. Men hvis der er noget i ikke helt forstår, så siger i bare til, og så vil jeg forklare så godt det lader sig gøre.. :3

Det er en ganske ny fortælling jeg startede på, for et par dage siden..

Humm.. Whut more to say? Anyhow, I kinda hope you'll enjoy the ride.. And I will post here and on quizilla.com as fast as I can.. x3

/Koneko AKA Mie

Episode 00: Info..

Name: Catrine Neko Francess

Age: 21 years old

Race: Cat-demon

Family: An younger brother: Sam Neko Francess, of course he is a cat-demon too and is aged 10..

History: In the age of 11 and 1, Catrine and Sam lost both their parents in a tragic accident. Long time has passed since then, but unable to forget Catrine has dragged her brother with her from England to Japan, where the accident happened that long time ago.

Looks:

Human Catrine:

Demon Catrine:


Human Sam:

Demon Sam:


Please tune in next time, for the start of the story..

Episode 01: The beginning..

Before I start on this story, I might wanna introduce myself or maybe I wouldn't but anyhow I'm gonna do it, 'cos that's what a good girl would do..



Koneko is the name and demon is the breed.. Or actually there isn't much of a breed in me anymore, since I'm dead and all.. Yup cheries, I'm a demon-kitty-girlie-ghost, or whatever you wanna call me.. Hmm.. Yes, and there is a story to all that, but it ain't relevant right now. All there is relevant on these pages is the story of the last of our kind, and the adventure they went on..

This story starts with a memory. Not at all a pleasant one, but one Catrine have lived through many times. The memory of her mothers last hours. Why I know this, is a part of the oath every spirit takes to enter the ghost-realm. You could say that I am a guardian angel to Catrine and the one who know the most about her, but to Catrine I am probably just a nussiance.
But the memory Catrine lives through almost every night, is a bittersweet memorium of the love between a mother and her only girl.
In her dream Catrines mother is standing in the kitchen, putting away the groceries or making dinner, something mothers do. She's smiling and talking to her daughter, chit chatting and then laughing at something Catrine said.
Loud cries makes both Catrine and her mother flinch, her mother nuzzles Catrines hair one last time before she leaves the kitchen, to care for little Sam.
Catrine doesn't remember very well, what she does while her mother is gone. It doesn't seem important to her, only the momories of her mother is important, all other is blurred away to a gray mess.
It seems a lot of time passes, while her mother is in the baby-room. Catrine don't know why she didn't follow her mother into Sams' room, it's clear that a lot of important stuff happened in here, and that her brother was all to young to remember anything from back then.
Little Catrines patience runs out, and she starts getting restless and this is something she remembers and for some reason feels ashamed of.
And it's not long time after, the part comes which she remembers the best.
The door suddenly flies open and Catrines mother hurries into the kitchen pale and angsty, on her arm little Sam rests unaware that this is the boilingpoint of his sisters nightmare and the last time they both see their mother.
Catrine looks startled at her mother as she, without a word, hands Catrine her baby-brother and a big suitcase and points at the backdoor with a hand that shakes a little.
Catrine can't find anything to say to her mother, who obviously were falling apart.
With silence as a fourth partner in the play, Catrine watches her mother push her and Sam into the cloudy evening, and as she locks the door in front of them, Catrine can she through the glass a tear streaming it's way down her mothers cheek. And then she pulls down the curtain, leaving her young daughter alone with her brother, who starts to wake with tiny cries.
In a state of shock catrine carries her sobbing brother to the baby carrige in the garage and afterwords drags the heavy suitcase with her to the same point.
“why mother?” Catrine sobbes a little in her sleep.
Then she starts pushing the carrige and dragging the suitcase down the street, to the lights of the streetlamps.
And even to this date, Catrine still remembers why she left. It's called the demon code of the Neko Francess family, never ask questions if a parting is at hand. All demon parents have a code of that kind or close, but most kids stay close anyways without the parents knowing, and get killed.
Catrine and Sam didn't, and lived.