Let's Get Drunk (Open)

"I am good with my hands, hence the repaired table legs.... Dad likes breaking rules and the poor table gets hurt because he has stamina," he said, flexing his long, pale fingers.

"Hehe, I didn't mean fixing things." Kikisu said with a giggle. An image of Aiden and Toshi, and what kinda actions would break a table.

"Ah. Yeah, I know how to hold a woman. I just want to hold MY woman," he sighed, clearing the table.

"Mm hmm." Kikisu said, helping clear the table off. "Do you know who she is? Don't all Akumas have wives?"

"We have to FIND them first...the one we want. Really want. Want to know why they seem so....so....sex-less, yet what we thrive for is physical love?" He cleared the table as the others left. "We mate for life. Just once."

"Wow, and how long do you live? That's great." Kikisu said with a smile. "I plan to be *eh hem* mated for life. To Kazuya." She walked to the kitchen with some of the dishes.

"We live forever, until well, Kami takes us back into the flames and burn us," he said, then looked down. "That's why we have to find a wife, that...the kind you come home to, not to have her jump your bones, but one that'll hug you, wake you up and even if you look like crap, say that...she'll always love me." Satoshi snapped out of it, shrugged and started washing dishes.

"Heh, well, when I'm not in heat, and even when I am, I do everything that Kazuya wants and need. He gets a little exasperated sometimes, he says my cattering to his ever need is kinda creepy sometimes. I jsut smile and nod." Kikisu said, rinsing and drying teh clean dishes.

"A woman's gotta have her say too," he pointed out. "Or she'd be nothing than just a toy. Women...are weird. At times, fierce liked a pissed off tiger. At times, with tears that kill you inside. And at times, so, so, damn sweet, caring, so loving...maybe you can't see it unless you dig deep. And for boys...oh God, if they knew girls like I do, they'd be Casanovas," he said, laughing.

"Teach Kazuya a thing or two." Kikisu laughed a big laugh. "He doesn't understand that I love making him feel good." Kikisu shook her head. "He thinks if he keeps me satisfied in the bed department, I'm good. But he tries. For only 16, he tries."

"Girls are more than just fuck-toys," he said, sighing. "They have these things called feelings...and when you tell them they're the One, yes, they expect you to treat them special. Because...hell, they are."

"Mm hmm." Kikisu said, and sighed as well. "I know he tries. He holds when I cry, and he always has a smile on. I think he says that he's happy all the time because he thinks I like it. But it makes me sad to see that he loves me so blindly because of what I did to him."

"Kikisu, let him," Satoshi said. "That's a great guy ya have. Don't let him go. Don't chase others. Be with him, and at least, smother him in love. And be happy that you don't have someone who ignores you when you want to say those three words everyday."

"Oh, Satoshi-nii-kun, I don't chase other men." Kikisu said, and felt sorry for him. He was so sad. She wrapped her arms around him. "I try to smother him in love. And I'm glad I have someone to say I love you to.

"Men have feelings...for women they actually love." He frowned and held up a snapshot. Of a young girl with brown hair in pigtails, dark brown eyes and a wide smile. "Love sucks."

"Men have feelings...for women they actually love." He frowned and held up a snapshot. Of a young girl with brown hair in pigtails, dark brown eyes and a wide smile. "Love sucks."

"Oh my, she's adorable." Kikisu said with a smile. Was this her? Was this his love?

"My....my daughter," he said, depressed. "She died from a heart disease last year. Her mother... Oh Kami, her mother had the sweetest smile I've ever seen." He smiled sadly. "A one-night stand...but I had my little angel. Her mother died bringing her to life."

"Oh, I'm sorry." Kikisu bit her lip. "I could help. " She sighed. "I know how to bring people back from the dead."

He shook his head. "They're in heaven," he said softly. "I want them happy. Whatever it takes."

"Do you think that they're happy being away from you? Do you think it makes them happy to see you so upset?" Kikisu asked. "He's so sad." She thought.

"Kikisu..." he said, looking down. "Neither loved me. She said we'd be just friends. My daughter...she never called me daddy. She never said she loved me. She barely wanted me as a daddy. She saw me as a good uncle." He laughed dryly.

"Oh, I'm." Kikisu felt so horrible. Why had she brought this up? "I'm so sorry. But, I know you'll find someone who loves you." Kikisu said, affording a quick kiss on the cheek. But it wasn't quick enoguh, and she swooned slightly. "And if she cheats on you, I'll break her jaw."

"Don't...let her be. She was never meant to be mine." He tucked the picture into his pocket. "Everyone knows my story. Mama's is more screwed up." He started drying plates.

"I'll forget it all Satoshi." Kikisu said, and chuckled. "You missed a spot." She said, pointing.