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Usagi Tsukino lay on her bed staring at the ceiling thinking. She thought of her relationship with Mamuro and thought is she with the right one? Ever since she met Kou Seiya a few months ago she’d been questioning her relationship with Mamuro. She and Mamuro only got together because of past lives but she had a feeling there was more to the story like even back then they were never meant to be together. “Maybe I can think after a good nights sleep,” she thought and closed her eyes. *Dreamsquence* Usagi was standing in the garden of the Moon Kingdom Palace, waiting for someone. The sound of light footsteps were heard and two

“James, It’s time to begin your lessons,” called a woman as a  boy, no older than four, was playing with his Growlithe. The boy sighed as he got up and headed into the next room to begin his studies. Even though he had everything a boy could ask for, he craved the feeling of love from a true family. Not like the one he had been born into where he was considered nothing but a tool to continue the family line. He sat down and began his lessons trying his best to stay focused as he worked but his mind was far away in his dream world. After he had finished his work for the day, he flung himself onto his bed crying. Every single

Prologue Sam Manson was on her afternoon jog down the streets of amity park, the day was dull...it was over cast...It may rain any minute...that didn’t worry the Goth girl as she ran. She enjoyed the scent of distant rain...the streets where quiet with the occasional car passing. Unbenonuced by her a black limo was parked across the way, it's occupant watching her. She continued jogging, she has her iPod in her ears playing songs of Marylyn Manson, HIM and a few others...She jogged past the limo still unoticeing it...her pony tail bobbing up and down with her every step. The passenger looked towards her direction, slightly smirking as

An explosion ripped through the peaceful area as a research lab exploded into a blaze of fire. This research lab occupation was experimenting in with ectoplasm, using it on animals and sometimes humans. The entire building was a flame after the foolishness of the scientists caused their experiment to go haywire and resulted in place setting a flame. No one survived that terrible ordeal or so they thought. A young woman dressed in rags ran from the site. Her hair was mattered, her skin torn and her arm seemed to be broken. She ran as fast as her feet could carry her into the forest, looking for somewhere to rest. She reached a sign that said

Prologue The sun rose over the Pridelands, illuminating a tall rock structure called Pride Rock. On top of Pride Rock sat a large, strong lion with yellow fur, red eyes and a thick black mane. His name was Ahadi and he was the ruler of the Pridelands. At this moment Ahadi wasn’t very happy. His mate Uru was giving birth to a second cub but all he cared about was his mate’s life, not once caring if the cub survived or not. They already had another cub called Mufasa who was going to be the next ruler of the Pridelands. Ahadi only had thoughts for him and him alone, this new cub would just be a burden on him. Rashid the wise old ma

Mirage sat in her lair, watching Aladdin and Jasmine through her crystal ball. “Every time I try to destroy their pathetic relationship they always find a way to defeat me,” she hisses slashing at the image. She had tried many times to show that such an emotion like love was weak. “Why must he win every time? How is it that he defeats me time and again?” she thought as she ponders. “And yet. . . . . he does it with such agility and skill.” She shakes her head, “Where did that come from?” Looking back at her crystal ball again at the young couple kissing and strangely felt a pang of jealousy as she w

Jafar sat in his chambers wondering. Did he do the right thing? Did he make the right choice? he wasn’t too sure. He didn’t wish for Aladdin to have his life endangered, that is why he left but he felt as though he just hurt his lover more by leaving than staying. Everybody's got something they had to leave behind One regret from yesterday that just seems to grow with time There's no use looking back or wondering How it could be now or might have been Oh this I know but still I can't find ways to let you go Aladdin walked through the market place during the late evening and sighed. “Why did he have to leave?” he tho

Mozenrath smiled as he saw the image of his lover through the portal. The sorcerer had been attracted to the young street-rat after their last encounter. His skill, his agility, his courage, his heart, all those qualities had draw Mozenrath to the boy. He waved his hand, making the portal disappear before he teleported to Agrahba. Meanwhile Aladdin was at his hovel, thinking of the certain sorcerer as he heard a flash behind him. Turning he saw Mozenrath standing there smiling. “I’m glad you’re here,” said Aladdin walking up to him. “I never like being apart from you,” replied Mozenrath stroking Aladdin’

Mirage and Jasmine sat quietly together in Mirage’s lair as the stars shone and twinkled brightly above them. “Never thought that you and I could make this work my desert flower,” purred Mirage leaning against Jasmine. “Neither did I my goddess,” whispered Jasmine stroking Mirage’s ears. They could believe that they would be together like this even when Mirage thought love was weak and useless but she regretted those words now that she had someone who truly loves her. Never knew I could feel like this Like I've never seen the sky before Want to vanish inside your kiss Every day I love you more and more Li

Jasmine threw her self on her bed crying. How? How could her father do this? To banish Sadira because she was in love with her. Aladdin and the others supported her with her relationship as she did with their relationships. Clenching her fists she grabbed her cloak and snuck out of the palace into the deserted market place to search for her lover. “Sadira?” She looked at all of Sadira’s usual hangouts but couldn’t find her anywhere. “Sadira.” She sighed and began walking through the streets before she saw two doves flying beside one another, their breaks touching together. She looked on sadly before she  cont