No Kadaj

Tuesday, January 21, 2014

The three boys sat in a circle on the floor of the TARDIS, each with their 3DS in hand.

“Hey, trade ya my Dedenne for your Blaziken,” Kadaj asked.

“For the last time little brother, I’m not trading you my Blaziken,” Yazoo responded. “Besides I already have a Dedenne.”

“What about you Loz, you got anything worth trading?”

“To busy playing Animal Crossing,” Loz answered.

“Dude, open up your town,” Kadaj demanded.

“And let you run though and cut down all my trees and pull up all my flowers? I don’t think so.”

“You two are no fun at all!” Kadaj stomped his foot and left the TARDIS. Why couldn’t his brothers just let him have his way? He just didn’t understand. He made his way into the house.

“Close the door Kadaj, it’s freezing out there,” Angel insisted.

Kadaj sighed, walking back over to shut the door. He was hoping for snow. Maybe Yazoo and Loz would get snowed into the TARDIS for a few days.

“Don’t curse your brothers,” Angel told him. How did she always know what he was thinking?

“Because I’m you’re mother,” Angel sighed. “If I can’t figure out what you’re thinking by now I’d be a bad parent.”

“I think you’re doing alright,” Sephiroth assured her. Angel just glared at him. He’d been gone all day, didn’t even leave a note to say where he was going. Why this surprised her at all she didn’t know, but she figured with the baby on the way he’d be around a bit more.

“Whatever,” she groaned, “Dinners almost ready, Kadaj go get your brothers.”

“But I just came in,” Kadaj protested.

“GO… GET… YOUR… BROTHERS…”

Kadaj tensed up for a moment before running back out the door.

“Angel, sweetheart, calm down,” Sephiroth said gently. Angel took a few deep breaths to calm herself.

“I’m fine,” she told him. “Take the biscuits into the dinning room.” Sephiroth smiled, taking the basket from her as she continued to clam herself.