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CLAP! Kairi shook her head, feeling a bit dazed. She glanced up and saw Sora and Riku staring at her intently. Rubbing her eyes a bit, she said, "Sorry, guys. I just zoned out there for a moment." Kairi shook her head again. "What were we talking about?" Riku chanced a glance at Sora, who seemed slightly dazed himself. The three friends were sitting near their usual spot at the big horizontal palm tree. Nothing seemed unusual, but Kairi felt the most peculiar sensation in her mind. It was as if there was supposed to be something she should be remembering, but the memory was just out of her grasp. "You really don't remember?" Sora asked. Ka

Like the ocean we will grow fonder Like a child we'll one day secure Though I left I'm not a goner I'll be back more mature I'll lift our spirit with my wing Unsure what the skies above will bring So just take my hand.... This is not the end This is not the end I won't stop 'till this is over I won't stop 'till this is through My journey is upon me bestowed I couldn't have done it without you Though it's was more than a dream I want to explore Searching for the answers I was looking for So just take my hand.... This is not the end Doesn't matter how lost I would be I know I will withstand This is what I have been yearning

My living nightmare is my fantasy. People say they wish they lived in a fantasy, but they don't know what a fantasy truely is. It's not that merry little land where everything you've ever wanted stands before you. Rather, it's a place where you stand in a little room of hate, anger, and despair, and the only thing separating your dark room from the bright light of reality, is a mere glass. Everything you love, is everything you hate. What you thought was funny, is no longer a joke. Someone you loved and wished would stay by your side, became your rival you loathed in which you wish to stab them in the back. Before I fell here, I would look

 I woke up and realized I wasn't in my own bed, but someone else's. I also noticed that there were clothes on the floor, half of the mine, half of them someone else's. My top was pushed up to my breasts and the straps weren't resting on my shoulders. And someone's arms were wrapped around me, their lips planted softly on the back of my shoulder. I smiled knowing who was spooning with me, in his room. "Morning, Sora," I whispered, starting to turn my body to face him. "Surprised that you didn't wake me up last night trying to…" My face went pale and I felt sick as I looked at his dark face. The once warm and fuzzy feeling I just had turne

No words is all they need to confess to how they've seen the light..Sokai1. He ran to her as fast as his legs could go, but it wasn't fast enough for him. The second Sora saw Kairi, his heart thumped a million times a second. He suddenly had the confidence to her how he felt. After all they had recently gone through, he finally was able to confess. Nothing was going to stop him from admitting how he has been feeling for years. "Kairi!" He shouted catching her attention. She looked up, his bright blue eyes shining with a renewed light. "Sora," she says, stepping closer to him. He was smiling his same old goofy smile, his hair all messy. Kai

"Trust me. It'll work." Tidus palmed Roxas a folded up piece of paper. "You'll thank me later." "I don't know..." Roxas didn't look convinced, but took it anyway. It was in the wee hours after midnight and the summer block party at Kairi's house was in full swing. The teenagers from both Destiny Islands and Twilight Town were busy enjoying themselves. Even Seifer and his "Disciplinary Committee" had shown up (to Hayner's chagrin). Surprisingly, parents and guardians alike unanimously nominated Riku as the "adult" to watch over the festivities. Sora and Kairi had both agreed to let their Nobodies spend the day together without any interferen

Kairi let out a sigh of giddy contentment as her feet shuffled across the carpeted hallway to her room. She had just finished taking a shower in preparation for her big date with Sora. However, it took her a few moments into her shower when she realized that she had forgotten to bring her clothes in with her. Fortunately, no one else was home, so she wasn't all that fussed about it. Despite that, Kairi still felt slightly embarrassed being outside the bathroom in nothing but a fluffy, pink towel covering the unmentionables. "I wonder if Sora remembers our date," the Princess of Heart wondered, entering her bedroom. She had been looking forwa

The sun was finally setting on Destiny Islands. Tidus, Wakka and Riku had spent the day repairing one of the bridges. Sora and Kairi were off on the other side of the island spending some quality time together. Tidus and Wakka had already headed back to the main island, leaving Riku to finish up some last minute handiwork. "I'm really happy for those two," Riku thought as he hammered in the last nail. "Sora and Kairi deserve some alone time after everything that's happened." He stood up, stretched out his lower back and yawned. "Of course, it'd be nice if they had at least offered to..." KABOOM!! A giant explosion rocked the entire island,

 Sora was leaning back on his hands on the beach. The sun was at its' highest point in the sky and the weather was perfect. The sky was clear and a bright blue, the birds were singing happily in the palm trees on the island and there was a slight breeze to top it all off. He was enjoying the day, eyes closed, and wearing his blue swimtrunks.     He took a deep breath and smiled as he released it. "What a beautiful day." Sora said to himself. The waves were licking at the edge of the beach, barley reaching Sora's feet. After a moment, he opened his eyes and stood up, gazing out towards the sea. He smiled again and just stood there, admiri

 Sora always remembered preschool. I mean, how couldn't he? That's when he met her. Kairi had just moved from a different world, she wasn't sure which, and the first thing her adopted father, the mayor, wanted her to do was enroll in a school. She of course, was a little timid at first of meeting new people, since she knew absolutely no one there. She hardly even knew her new father, whom she met a week ago when he adopted her. The moment Kairi stepped into the room, Sora knew he was going to be best friends with her. The look of kindness and pleasure in her eye welcomed him to be her friend. He lugged Riku along with him, insisting they