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Innocence
is Futile
Dude
Looks Like A Lady
by Raven Pan and Alison Sky
Chapter
Eighty Four
JULY 13, 800 - SUNDAY
.
Goten
sat at the bottom of the ramp, the piece of paper still in his hands,
thinking about what he should do.
Soon, Carrom appeared, a
large sack in hand. He landed before Goten.
Goten looked up,
then stood and bowed. "Hello."
Carrom bowed
slightly in return, then set the sack down. "The dragonballs
have been made. A single wish can be made, that way they can be
strong enough to do nearly anything.
"Thank you,"
Goten said. He looked at the sac, then Carrom. "If you only had
one wish, and your heart was torn in two... how would you figure out
which was more important to wish for?"
"I'd wish
for that which I could not live without."
"And if
you had to choose between the one you love and the one you are
allowed to love..."
"I do not understand such
matters, Goten." Carrom said honestly. "But I hear that
your people cannot live without love."
Goten nodded.
"That feeling... it makes you feel complete."
"What
is different between love, and love allowed? If you are allowed to
love that one, does it mean you do not do so willingly?" Carrom
asked.
"No... but if a person feels he can not love in
one form, but only in another... but it is not his original form...
which should he be wished back into."
"If Love is
what makes your people complete... then the form that can love would
be the optimal state."
Goten nodded. "Thank you."
"You are welcome. May I assume once you've made your
wish, you will be departing?"
"Yes... unless you
wish us to stay...."
"You will want to return to
your family," Carrom replied. "It is acceptable. I will go
now, and you can make your wish. Farewell, Goten, son of Goku."
"Thank you again, Carrom. And give your people my
thanks," Goten bowed once more.
Carrom bowed back, "It
shall be done," he took to the air, leaving the large sack of
dragonballs with Goten.
Goten opened the sack, looking at the
pile of dagonballs, picking one up to examine it. "Dad...
Vegeta... it's time," he called up the ramp.
They were
larger than Earth's Dragonballs, around the size of a basketball,
shaped a little more egg like than round. They were a reddish colour,
golden stars within.
A few minutes later, Goku got Vegeta out
of the GR, and they both came down the ramp. Goku spoke, "go
ahead, Son."
Goten put the ball back and turned to look
at Vegeta. "What would you do if I wished Trunks back as a
girl?" he asked seriously.
"He would still be my
son, but I would allow him to remain in female form. It was his
wish."
Goten nodded. He then turned back to the dragon.
"Come forth, Dragon, and grant my heart's desire!" he
called, raising his hands to the air.
The sky turned dark,
and a redgold light issued forth from the dragonballs. It shot into
the sky, weaving and turning before a great crimson wyvern dragon
curled through the sky, spreading golden wings and dipping it's head
to eye Goten with glittering black. "You have awakened the
Dragon Nataku. What is your heart's Wish." it spoke in a low,
rumbling tone.
"My wish, great Dragon, if for you to
bring my friend Trunks back to life in the form of Trina, my loving
wife," Goten stated, his eyes filled with hope.
The
dragon was silent for several minutes.
Vegeta watched with a
stone expression, Goku shifted nervously.
"Please
dragon," Goten asked softly.
"Your wish cannot be
granted," Nataku finally told them. "Have you another
wish?"
"Wait, what do you mean it can't be
granted?" Goten asked, his face dropping.
"Have you
another wish?" The dragon repeated.
"Then I wish
for Trunks to be brought back to life the way he was!" Goten
shouted.
The dragon fell silent a few moments, "Your
wish cannot be granted. Have you another wish?"
Goten
turned to look at his father, not knowing what he was doing wrong.
Goku stepped forward. "Dragon. We wish for you to bring
Trunks Briefs, son of Vegeta Ouji of the Saiyajin, and Bulma Briefs
of Earth - to life!"
"Your wish cannot be granted.
Have you another wish?"
Goten fell to his knees,
defeated. "He doesn't want to come back," he whispered
softly.
"Dragon. I demand that you bring my son back to
life!" Vegeta shouted the order, a touch of desperation in his
tone of voice.
"Your wish cannot be Granted. Have you
another wish?" The dragon repeated, sounding a bit put out that
they kept asking for the same thing over and again.
Goku
knelt beside his son, putting a hand on his back.
Goten
looked up at the Dragon, anger in his eyes. "If you will not let
him be wished back, then I wish you would explain to me why he
doesn't want to come back!"
"That cannot be done."
"Why not!" Goten asked, standing up. "You are
the Great Dragon! You can do anything! You have to be able to explain
to me why you can't do this!"
"That cannot be done.
Now, a final time - Have you another wish?"
Goten took a
deep, shuddering breath. "One of you make a wish. I just want to
go home," he said in a soft, broken voice, turning to the ramp
and starting back into the ship.
Goku headed in after him,
and Vegeta looked at the dragon. "I wish for you to take us, and
our belongings, back to the front yard of Capsule Corp," He said
in a defeated tone.
"Your wish shall be granted,"
The dragon said, black eyes glowing to a blue colour, before the
world swirled around him.
Vegeta closed his eyes, and
reopened them to find himself standing, still outside the ship that
held the Sons, on Capsule Corp property.
Goten sat at the
table inside the ship, numb in shock. It didn't work... I can't
believe it didn't work....
Goku sat beside him, one hand
on his arm, silent in as much shock and surprise as his son was. He'd
been certain that it would work.
Goten looked up at his
father, tears in his eyes. "Am I really that horrible of a
person that even the dragon is mad at me?"
"No,
Son.... Perhaps something happened we don't know about... that made
it impossible to bring him back," he answered softly.
"A
plane crash isn't natural!"
"No, but maybe
something happened before the plane crashed?" Goku spoke softly.
"How? He went onto the plane! He looked fine then!"
Goten cried, leaning over the table.
"Well he did look
kinda pale...." Goku thought back to the television broadcast.
"This is Trunks... he always looks pale," Goten
pointed out.
"Yeah, but he looked pale even for him."
Goten just whimpered.
Goku rubbed his arm silently.
Vegeta came up the ramp and stood in the doorway. "We're
home," he said unecessarily.
"What am I going to
tell the kids?" Goten asked.
"I don't know,"
Vegeta spoke emotionlessly. He himself knew he'd need to speak to his
wife and daughter soon. "The truth."
"How do
you explain that the most powerful dragon in the world won't bring
their uncle back, and won't tell me why either?"
"You
just tell them. Your children are smarter than you give them credit
for."
"I know..."
"You want me to
come with you?" Goku asked, putting a hand on his son's shoulder
as he stood.
Goten nodded.
"You'll be alright
here?" Goku looked at Vegeta.
The Prince nodded. "I
will inform them," he said, turning from the door and leaving
the two.
"I'll go get my things..." he stood up and
went to the back of the ship.
Goku nodded, and sat back down
at the table to wait, jamming his hands through his hair. What could
possibly have happened?
In his room, Goten gathered up the
few things he had brought with him, and saw Truten's bear. He sat on
the bed, holding Bearly.
After a little bit, Goku went
looking for him, and stood in the doorway. "You okay?' he asked
softly.
Goten nodded. "Dad... am I a bad father?"
"No, why do you ask that?" Goku walked in and sat
down beside his son.
"I can never seem to do anything
right by them..."
"What do you mean?" he
asked, tilting his head and reaching out to play a little with the
bow on the bear.
"I yell at them, I can't figure out
what they need, took their mother from them, and I can't even bring
Trunks back now."
"You're doing the best you can,
with what you've got, Goten," Goku told him. "Being a dad
isn't easy."
"When does it get easy?"
"It
doesn't, to be honest," Goku said with a sigh. "You just do
the best you can, and hope your kids turn out okay despite."
Goten sighed. "I can't tell Truten that I can't bring
him back... it's going to break her heart Dad..."
"She's
going to figure it out eventually, Goten - it's just a matter of
when."
Goten sighed and rested his head on his knees,
his fingers clasped behind his head. "I really don't know if I
can do this Dad... it's too hard being alone..."
"You're
not - you've got all of us around too," he promised. "Maybe
you can talk to your mom about this? Your brother was about Truten's
age when I first died," he said soft.
"Great, my
daughter is going to grow up into Gohan..." Goten sighed.
"Not
unless you push her through studies like your mom did," Goku
teased.
"If I stay here, with you to help me, she will
be..." Goten looked up at his father. "Maybe I should go
back to the apartment.... Trunks left his money to me... I won't have
to work until the kids go to school."
"That's
probably what's best then," Goku nodded, squeezing his son's
shoulder. "To take care of you is all he wanted."
"Yeah.." Goten sighed and stood up. "I guess
it's now or never."
"Want to fly and give yourself
some time to think?" Goku asked.
"No. I've made up
my mind. I need to do it before I lose my nerve."
"Okay,"
Goku nodded, gripping his son's shoulder softly before transmitting
them to the yard outfront the houses.
"Thanks," he
told his father, then started for the house. Gohan looked out the
window, saw the look on Goten's face and shook his head a bit.
Gotenks's head popped up. "PAPA!"
Truten
was already at the door, trying to get it open, kicking it so it'd
open. "Lemme out!"
Gohan walked over, a sleeping
Teena in his arms. "Alright, kiddo... " he said softly, and
opened the door.
Truten tumbled through the door and ran to
her father. "Pappa! You're back!"
Goten smiled at
his daughter, seeing Gotenks not that far behind. He picked her up
and swung her through the air. "Yeah, I'm back. I told you I
would be."
Truten nodded, "Where's Uncle?" she
asked curiously, looking behind him as she giggled.
Goten
sighed, putting her on the ground and placing both hands on her
shoulder. "He's not here, cutie."
"I thought
you was gonna bring him back," she frowned.
"I
thought so too... but the Dragon said we couldn't," Goten
explained.
"Whycome?"
"I don't know,
cutie... he said it wasn't possible. I asked him every way I could
think of, even Grandpa Vegeta and Grandpa Goku asked, but they said
he couldn't do it."
"He's not comin back... EVER?"
Goten rested his head on top of hers. "I'm sorry
cutie... but I don't think he is..." he said softly.
"Whycome?
He loves us!"
"I know he does... but he can't come
back," Goten worked to hold back his tears. "He's going to
watch over us like an angel now... make sure we're always safe."
"Can he hug us?" Truten asked, pouting.
"Maybe...
if we concnetrate... but sometimes angels, when they know we really
need a hug, they whisper into other people's minds to hug us so we
can feel a real set of arms," Goten stated.
Truten
reached out and hugged Goten tight, "Okay, then everytime we hug
he's huggin us too, an it's a group hug like on Alladin!"
Goten hugged her back to, just as tightly. "Yes."
"Group hug!" Truten called, hugging Goten as tight
as she could.
"HUG!" Gotenks squealed as he ran
over, attacking the two as he tried to squeeze into the middle of the
hug.
Truten giggled, letting go. "Love you."
"I
love you too. And if you want... tomorrow we can move back to the
apartment... that way Uncle can find us easier." Goten nodded.
"Really?! Cause I don' want him get lost," Truten
shook her head.
"Neither do I... and his angel will have
a bedroom so it won't even have to go back to heaven to sleep."
"Is he still gonna snore?" Truten asked curiously.
Goten kneeled down, smirking. "Best thing... they come
with mute buttons." Goten nodded.
"Really?!"
Truten's eyes got wide. "Can we put one on Teena when she gets
all cryin and stuff?"
"No, we can't," Goten
smiled, picking up both Gotenks and Truten, holding them in his arms.
"Papa," Gotenks looked at Goten. "Go Home?"
Goten nodded. "Yeah, we're going to go home."
.
JULY 15, 800 - TUESDAY
.
Goten stood in the kids room, the rest of the kid's clothing
being folded into capsules. He would have their stuff back in the
apartment in a matter of hours, but it calmed his nerves a bit just
to pack and unpack. Methodical healing, it was called.
His
cell phone was at his hip. He was waiting for Marron to call him
back, now, he had left a voicemail with her phone last night, and
hoped she would call back.
The phone rang, Marron curled up
on the couch in her room, hugging her pillow.
Goten stopped
folding to grab the phone. "Son Goten."
"Hey,
it's Marron."
"Hey Mar... how you doing?"
Goten asked, closing the capsules and sitting in the rocking chair.
"Okay, I guess," she said softly. "...You?"
"Getting better. I'm moving back into the apartment
today... that's why I called." Goten put the capsules into his
pocket and walked to the balcony. "I kinda don't want to be
alone, and I was thinking, I can put a wall up in the main bedroom,
and you can live with me... it will save you room and board at
school, and the kids love you..."
"Sure thing,"
she said softly. "I was going to ask you how I could help out
anyway."
"Are you home with your parents or in the
city right now?"
"In the city, I'm sharing an
apartment with my roomate from last year... she's more of a slob than
she was in the dorm!"
"Well, you remember where the
apartment is. Meet me at the front door and I'll show you where you
can stash your stuff," Goten chuckled a bit. "And you can't
beat the rent. It's free."
"Sure thing," she
chuckled slightly. "What time?"
"It's about a
twenty minute flight. I'm going to bring the kids over later... if
they don't try to follow me."
She smiled, "Sure,
I'll see you in about half an hour then," she replied.
"See
you then." Goten closed his cell phone, then went downstairs to
check on his kids before leaving.
"Papa!" Truten
ran over to him, giving him a hug.
Goten smiled and tossed
her into the air. "Hey Cutie."
"We goin home
now so that Uncle Mama can find us?"
"Well, I'm
going home to clean the place up first, and then Grandpa is going to
bring your bedroom furniture back, and then you can come home,
ok?" Goten explained.
"Okay!" Truten nodded,
reaching forward and kissing his cheek.
Goten kissed her
back. "You take good care of your brother and sister, and maybe
Grandpa will teleport you home instead of just flying."
"Okay!" She grinned, nodding sharply.
Goten
kissed her again and put her down. "I'll see you later then."
He said, ruffling her hair and starting for the door.
"Bye
bye!" she waved.
Goten waved goodbye, then took off form
the apartment.
A half hour later he landed in the alley
outside, walking around to the front, hands in his pocket.
Shortly
after Goten had made it to the apartment, Marron arrived. "Hey
Goten," she said, a very small smile on her lips. "Did you
get the keys from Bra?"
Goten twirled them around his
fingers. "They gave it to me a few weeks ago... I just have been
stalling coming back."
She put a hand on his arm, "I
understand. Well, let's get on that elevator and see what we've got
to do.
Goten nodded, holding the door open for her. "Let's
go."
She stepped in, then into the elevator and waited
for Goten before pushing the button for the tenth flooor.
Goten
leaned back against the elevator wall, watching the numbers. "Bra
said he did some renovations... but no one's been inside to know what
it looks like," he stated.
"Renovations? That'll be
curious."
"I'm sure. Maybe he took off the closets
and made Truten her own room..." he wondered. "There wasn't
much room for the 5 of us, especially if the twins were going to
demand their own spaces."
"That sounds like
something he'd do," Marron nodded.
The elevator stopped
and Goten stepped out, jiggling the keys. "I guess we'll see in
a moment." He looked down the hall, raising his eyebrow. "I
could have sworn there were more doors on this floor..."
Instead of looking out to an entryway, bearing one doorway
and a long hall, it was now entirely enclosed, one doorway off near
the stairs, the other where their door had used to be. "This
is... different...."
Goten looked at Marron, then walked
to the door and opened it. He held it open, beckoning Marron to go in
first... he wasn't sure he wanted to see the inside.
Marron
stepped in and blinked, then walked in a bit more. "Goten...
Uhm, I'm not sure how to tell you this...."
Goten
stepped in behind, then stopped, blinking.
Straight ahead, it
didn't look like anything had changed... but looking to the left, he
could see an entire wall had been taken out. The apartment next to
theirs had been rennovated to hold three bedrooms, taking up what had
once been the hallway. There was a door to the left, near the
bedrooms, that seemed to hold an apartment number and locks, which
assumedly would go with the other set of keys on the keychain Bra had
given to Goten. Upon further inspection, they would find all the
rooms fully furnished... Trunks's final gift.
Goten walked a
bit further into the apartment, looking around. he could still smell
the fresh paint... the crispness of fresh linens... fresh everything.
He dropped the keys to the carpet, a bit numb.
Marron put her
hand in his, feeling uncomfortableness just radiating off the man.
"I'm sure his things are still here... I heard from Bulma that
he never went back to the apartment once he moved back home,"
she spoke quietly.
Goten just took a couple of deep breaths,
then nodded. "It doesn't look like our home anymore..." he
said softly.
"Actually," Marron looked around, a
little more closely. "It looks like your apartment was
untouched, it's the one next to it that was altered to match."
Goten nodded, then started to walk around, opening doors,
looking in to see what each room held.
The original apartment
was nearly completely untouched. The nursery was as starkley empty as
it had been when Goten had left. The master bedroom was still
furnished as it had been, only the empty bed that was Gotens, had
been freshly made.
On "Trunks's side" was still his
dresser, his belongings and 'treasured' items still atop it, and in
the small box beneath... a picture of them all together. Trunks,
Goten, and the children.
Goten walked into the bedroom,
picking up the photo and looking at it, then sitting down on the bed
with a sigh.
Marron lingered in the doorway, "Want me to
let you be for a while?" she asked softly.
The picture
had Trunks and Goten, both male, Truten on Trunks's shoulders as he
held Gotenks, and Goten held Teena.
Goten shook his head, not
realizing that a few tears had slipped free. "I really was a
jerk, Marron...."
"You did what you thought you had
to do," She said, still in the doorway.
"I went
beyond that, Mar... I was cruel," Goten said. "I never knew
I could be such a cruel person."
Slowly, she pushed away
from the door and moved to sit beside him. "I'm sure he forgave
you, Goten." she said, a slight hitch in her voice.
"I
didn't deserve it..." Goten sighed, leaning sideways to put his
head on her shoulder.
She brought her arm up around him,
gently rubbing his back and shoulder. "Nobody ever does...
that's why it's called forgiveness, not fordeserveness."
she said softly.
"I wonder if he's watching us right
now..." he said softly.
"I bet he is. He's probably
smiling because you finally accepted his gift too," she said,
trying to sound light.
"Probably ready to smack me
upside the head for being upset too," Goten chuckled, wiping at
his eyes.
Marron chuckled, "wouldn't surprise me one
bit," She said. She hugged him gently and stood, moving toward
Trunks's dresser. There were few things scattered over it, but one
ornate box stood in the center. "I wonder what's in here...."
"It was just his special stuff... cufflinks, jewelery...
things he needed to keep out of the kid's reach," Goten stated.
"It's a very beautiful box," she commented, taking
it down and bringing it over to the bed.
"It is... his
mom gave it to him when he graduated from the university."
She
sat down beside Goten, then set the box in his lap. "I'm sure
he'd want you to have it."
Goten nodded, then opened the
box.
The box had two layers to it, and once opened, they
tiered themselves. On the top tier lay various cuff links, class
rings and the like. On the under layer though, beneath a black gauze
screen...
A lock of lavendar hair, long and feminine like. A
set of wedding bands, platinum, made to look exactly like the plastic
toy ones they'd used in Trina and Goten's wedding. Their marriage
license lay there among other small things, mementos. Little things
that Goten had given Trina... or to him as Trunks, all through their
lives. Things that the children had found for Trunks. Small stones
and shells picked up on the beach, pieces of ladies jewellery that
Goten had once given to Trina. And finally, beneath it all, was a
small envelope.
Tears filled Goten's eyes and he pushed the
box back at Marron, standing up and walking away. He couldn't... he
just couldn't look at it anymore.
Marron bit her lip and
closed the box carefully, standing to go return it to the dresser.
"Goten...."
Goten shook his head, his hands in
fists. "I can't do this Marron... I just can't..."
"Live
here?" she asked, moving closer to him, putting a tender hand on
his back.
Goten nodded and wiped his arm across his eyes.
"He would want you to," she said softly, rubbing
his back gently. "He did this for you."
"It
hurts too much..." Goten stated.
She moved and wrapped
her arms around him from behind, hoping it to be a comforting
gesture. "Shhhh...."
"I can't do this, Mar...
I just can't... "
"Yes you can. The kids and I'll
be here to help you, Goten. You can make it through this."
Goten took a shuddering breath, then started to cough. He
patted his pockets, looking for the inhaler he had stopped using up
until a few weeks ago... Gohan said it was emotional asthma... that
his body choked up so much he couldn't breathe....
"Come
on," Marron led him out of the room toward the living area, "You
need to sit down."
Goten let her lead him into the
living room, closing his eyes and forcing himself to calm down as he
took another hit from the inhaler.
She sat him down and sat
beside him, rubbing his back gently
Soon Goten's breathing
came back to normal, and he sighed. "Sorry..."
"Don't
be, Goten. It's only natural."
"I know... I just
wasn't expecting that..." he said softly.
"That
what?"
"Trina..."
"You've known
Trunks all your life... does it really surprise you that he kept
anything from that time?" she said softly. "He's a packrat,
you know that. An insufferably neat one, but one nonetheless."
"No... but I just wasn't expecting it at THAT moment..."
"I'm not sure I understand..." Marron looked a bit
confused.
"You know how you can prepare yourself for
something so it won't affect you... like how if you know you're going
to be walking into a hospital, you steel yourself up so the sight of
blood won't make you as queezy as you would be?"
Marron
nodded, "yes..?"
"I was steeled up against
Trunks memories... but to me, Trina was a seperate person... and I
wasn't ready for that."
"Ah," Marron nodded.
"Perhaps Trunks didn't entirely think that way himself,"
she whispered, looking toward the hallway
"I guess
not..."
"You want to see the rest of the
apartment?"
Goten nodded. "I promised the kids that
they would be coming home today... I guess... I need to...."
"Whenever you're ready, I don't want to push you."
Goten took a deep breath and stood up, going to the "new"
side of the apartment and looking in the rooms there.
Just
past the oversized kitchen, there was a hall with three doors evenly
spaced. Each opened up into a child's bedroom, two bearing cribs that
could be turned into toddler beds later, and one with toddler bed
itself inside. They were decorated in many styles, from characters in
stories, to butterflies across a sky. On the wall adjoining the two
apartments, was another door, with an apartment style lock on it.
Goten walked over and opened the adjoining door, wanting to
see what it hid.
It was locked. "Maybe that's what the
other keys are for?"
"Maybe..." Goten took out
the keys and worked until he found the key that opened the door, then
opened it.
It opened to an apartment, sparsely furnished. It
was obviously a one bedroom apartment, about half the size of the
apartment Trunks had shared with Goten for so long.
"What's
this about?" Goten wondered, walking around the apartment in
confusion.
"I don't know," Marron blinked, looking
around. It was obviously furnished with Trunks's taste, though in a
more utilitarian fashion than he'd been known to have of late. "Did
Bra say anything?" She stepped in and closed the door, noting
that, "Hey... there's no lock on this side..." That meant
that the lock could only be done from the larger apartment.
"No...
like I said, no one knew what he was doing here..." Goten looked
around, then walked over, examining some of the details of the room.
It seemed to be set up as a home away from home... a place of
sanctuary. The way the lock was set up between the apartments, spoke
of trust given entirely to the one living with the children...
whether or not the one in the smaller apartment would be allowed to
share their lives. "Goten... I... I think this was for him...."
Marron said softly as she, too, looked around.
Goten nodded.
"He thought... all he wanted was just to be a part of our
children's lives...."
"Maybe he figured this way
you could have the space you demanded from him... but still be close
enough nearby..." Marron said thoughtfully, running her hand
along the surface of the glass table.
"So that if I
didn't want him... or I found someone else... he wouldn't have to
leave." Goten sighed.
"He could still be a part of
your lives... like a neighbour," She whispered, fingering the
one ornament in the dining area, a small glass dragon in the center
of the table.
Goten saw the dragon and stepped back, trying
to calm himself once more. That dragon... he'd bought it for Trina
the day she'd been attacked. He took a deep breath, "Well... I
guess this will be yours now..." Goten said. "That way you
can have your space and not have to deal with the chibis," Goten
gave a soft smile.
"If that's what you want. We can
leave the door open or at least unlocked. It's up to you."
"It
will give you your space... I mean, you can have the other master
bedroom, but it would be a shame to not have anyone in here... and I
don't want to rent it out."
"Alright then, I'll
take this." She agreed.
Goten nodded. "Come on, we
need to go and make everything ready for when the kids get here."
Marron nodded, and headed through the door, leaving it open
behind her.
Goten took one look around the room, then
followed. He pulled out a case of capsules, one marked food, another
for clothing, and another for toys and books. "Why don't you put
the food and dishes into the kitchen, and I'll set up the kid's
rooms?"
"Sounds like a plan," she took the
food capsule and went to the kitchen to do just that.
Goten
worked to unpack the kid's clothing in the new bedrooms, making sure
each was neat and tidy... even if it would only last the first three
minutes the kids occupied the house. After an hour he was done, and
walked over to the kitchen. "Good?"
"All
done!" She'd done a little extra scrubbing in the kitchen, and
surfaces gleamed - the fridge and freezer were stocked, and the
cubbords filled with dishes, drawers with silverware and cutlery.
"Thanks Mar'," Goten said, kissing her cheek. He
then reached for his cell phone.
It was time for them to live
here once more.
.
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