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Kali
Notes:� I now present�chapter 02! �LOL� Thanks everyone for your amazing
reviews for the previous chapter.� I was
floored, quite literally.� Great motivation to actually continue with this project, of which I
am rather fond.� Enjoy!

Warnings:� Yaoi, adult language,
adult situations, and probably WAFF enough to give one cavities.

Disclaimer:� *checks*� Nope.� Still don�t own it!� Go jump in a swamp, lawyers.

Pairings:� Taito!�
*squeals*�
And DaiKen, Takari,
and mentioning of Joe/Mimi, Izzy/Miyako.

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Chapter 02

�� I�m not sure how long we lay there
for, but neither of us felt any rush to get up and go our separate ways.� It had been, after all, a long time since
we�d had the opportunity to just hang around together.� We were best friends and as close as we could
get, as such, but these days we hardly had any spare time for each other.� It occurred to me then, that I missed him �
missed his noisy, endearingly clueless, never-say-die attitude in my everyday
life.� Then again, he�s matured a great
deal in his teenage years and has become a lot quieter and more circumspect
than he was in his rash youth.� But this
hasn�t altered my view of Taichi.� If
anything, it�s just made us closer because I
have changed, too.

�� Eventually he let out a huge sigh
and sat up with a stretch that briefly raised his shirt up to show off his flat
but toned stomach.� I felt a curious
warmth and tingling sensation but ignored it and just watched him with sleepy
apprehension.� Taichi was always worth
watching, and no one would ever claim that I didn�t have an appreciation for
beautiful things � and Taichi is beautiful in that athletic, golden,
spends-a-lot-of-time-in-the-sun kind of way.�
Though, admittedly, he doesn�t think of himself that way and doesn�t pay
much attention to his appearance.

�� But that�s alright because I more
than make up for that.� I digress�� Can you blame me?

�� Anyway, he sat up and stretched
while I practically drooled over him.� He
turned and looked down at me with a questioning expression.

�� Yama?�

�� Hmm?�� I looked up at him and met his gaze lazily.

�� You were looking at me strangely.�

�� Was I?� Sorry.��
I pretended not to know what he was talking about and he let it go.

�� I feel a craving for ice cream!�� Taichi commented, rolling to his feet and
dusting off his pants.� �I think I�ll get
some for Kari, too.� Want to come to the
store with me?�

�� I got up, too, and shrugged.� �Sure I could use a snack.�� I followed him out of the playground, then
out of the park, toward the market that was near both our apartment
complexes.� We walked in and went to the
frozen food section, and spent a few minutes staring at the endless variety.

�� I don�t know what to get
Kari.�� Taichi grumbled and pulled out
his cell phone to call her.� �Hey, it�s
me.� I�what?� I�m at the store with Matt.� We�re getting ice cream, that�s why I
called.� Huh?� Oh.��
He scowled and I would have hugged him had we not been in the middle of
a somewhat busy grocery store.� �Tell Mom
I�m fine, I�m with Matt, and I�ll be home in half an hour or so, then go hang
out in my room, Kari, if she�s bugging you.�
I�ll talk to her when I get back.�
Uh huh.�
Let me deal with her, okay?��
There was a long pause where he listened to his sister then smiled a
little � that small, soft one that only Hikari could seem to get out of him,
and I knew he�d be fine.

�� Tai, get her the Rocky Road.�� I pointed at the container behind the frosty
glass doors.� He rolled his eyes at me.

�� No, Matt wants to get you Rocky Road.�� I guess Hikari heard me over the line.� �Something chocolate?� How about Fudge?� Cookie Dough?�

�� I swear his eyes lit up at that
suggestion.� I grabbed two small tubs of
the Cookie Dough flavoured ice cream for them,
and a small tub of lime sherbet for myself.�
At Taichi�s raised eyebrow, I shrugged and said, �What?� I want to try something different.�

�� I didn�t say anything.�� He grinned at me, teasing, and I just tossed one
tub of ice cream at him.� He barely
caught it one-handed.� �Okay,
sis.� I�ll be home soon, we�re just going to pay for this.� Get some spoons ready!�� He hung up and put the cell in his jacket
pocket as we went to stand in line at the cashier.

�� When we finally got to our neighbourhood,
and were preparing to go our separate ways, I stopped walking and reached out
to lay a hand on his shoulder and squeeze.�
�Hey, pal.� It�ll work out in the
end.� And if you need me��

�� Taichi raised a hand and laid it
over mine, letting it rest there, fingers curling around mine.

�� I know.� But thanks for reminding me.�� He turned his head and let his cheek brush my
hand before releasing it and I pulled it back from him, blushing
a little.� That had been a tad
affectionate in a new way � but then again this was Taichi and he didn�t hide
his emotions well.� Not from me, anyway.� Not that I understood that gesture�ah, hell.

�� I�ll see you tomorrow, Taichi.�� I gave him an easy smile and watched him walk
off, heading for his building, ice cream in hand.� I was worried about him, but I knew if he
needed to escape, he�d either call or show up on my doorstep.

�� I made my own way home slowly,
enjoying the peace and quiet.� It felt
good not to be in a rush for once.� Life
was a little too hectic these last few months, with school and practicing with
my band and playing gigs�I barely had time to breathe sometimes.

�� I took off my shoes at the door and
made my way inside, calling out, �Dad!� I�m
back!�� There was no answer � though I
hadn�t really been expecting one.� Dad�s
not around much anymore since he got a promotion at the TV station.

�� I put my ice cream in the freezer
for a little while, since it was melting, and checked the phone for
messages.� Sure enough, there was Dad,
telling me that he wouldn�t be home for a couple of days.� I sighed and glanced at the counter, where he�d
left me some money for groceries.� At
least I wouldn�t starve.

�� So I settled in for a relaxing,
quiet night at home with my sherbet.

~~~~~~~~

�� Ugh.�
Too much ice cream last night.

�� I rolled out of bed feeling rather
gross the next morning, and decided a shower would help.� I love my showers � and have been teased
plenty for them by my dearest little brother, Takeru, and by Taichi.

�� Speaking of, I wondered how things
went last night.� He hadn�t called or
shown up out of nowhere, so I assume it had been calm enough.

�� After my shower, I was eating my
breakfast (hoping that I�d feel better after I ate real food) when the doorbell
rang.� I shoved my bowl of cereal away
and went to answer it.

�� Taichi!� Hey, Hikari.� And Takeru, too.�� I greeted the group at my door.� �What are you all doing here?�

�� Well, we�re on our way to the
amusement park, and we figured you�d come with us if we stopped by.�� Takeru grinned at me.� �Otherwise you�d be still in the shower, no
doubt.�� He dropped his hands down on
Hikari�s shoulders and squeezed.� I saw
how she leaned into him just a little more than she usually did.

�� I rolled my eyes at my brother and
Taichi laughed.� I noticed the strain behind
the sound and made a mental note to ask him about it later.

�� Har, har, Takeru.� Come in for a few minutes, guys.� I just have to clean up breakfast and find my
keys and wallet.�� I led them in and went
back to the kitchen.

�� How�s Dad, Matt?�� my little brother
inquired, filling the silence.� Ever
since Mimi gave me that American-ized name it had
stuck, and they�ve all called me �Matt� since � or Yamato, but that�s usually
when they�re mad at me.� Come to think of
it, it�s like my friends are my parents, calling me by my whole name when I�ve
done something.

�� He�s fine, I guess.� I haven�t seen him for a couple of days.� He left a message last night saying he wouldn�t
be back for a few more days.�� I shrugged
and Takeru sighed.

�� Too bad.� I was hoping I could come over and stay a day
or two to spend some time with him while I�m on break.�

�� Don�t put the idea aside yet.� It may work out.�� I dropped my dishes in the sink to deal with
later and wandered over to the living room to find my keys and wallet. �I know
Dad would love to have you here, �Keru.�

�� You could still come over and stay
with Matt, couldn�t you, Takeru?�� Hikari
asked.� He nodded.

�� Yeah, I could.� �He shrugged.�
�We�ll talk about it later, huh, Matt?�

�� Yep.� Got my stuff!�
Let�s get going!�� I led them back
to the door and stepped into my shoes.�
Taichi tossed me a light suede jacket from the hall closet and I raised and eyebrow.�
It�s still chilly out there.� You
get cold easily so take a jacket.�� He
responded blithely.

�� Uh�thanks.�� I slid it on and ignored the snickers from my
little brother and the smothered giggle from Taichi�s little sister.� They obviously found something amusing, but I
was sure I didn�t want to know.

�� Shut up, �Kari!�

�� I didn�t say anything!�

�� You�re laughing!�

�� Because you�re
funny!�

�� Well, at least the sibling arguments
hadn�t changed.� And obviously Taichi
knew what they found so amusing.

�� If you�re both quite done, can we
go?�� I interrupted, ushering them out
the door.

�� Yeah, yeah�quit shoving, Matt!�� Taichi complained.� I just laughed,
closing and locking my door before joining my friends for the walk to the
amusement park.

~~~~~~~~

�� Takeru and Hikari were walking ahead
of Taichi and I at a fair distance � just far enough that we could see them but
not hear them.� Not that our beloved
younger siblings couldn�t take care of themselves�well, being a protective big
brother never dies.

�� Since they were out of ear-shot, I glanced at Taichi sideways and decided to
get him to vent before we met up with the others.� When he was in a dark mood (rare as that is)
it tends to make the rest of us gloomy too.�
It was weird, but then again, we were Digidestined and we were connected
in a way no one else on the planet was.�
We�d learned that through that the fight with Apocalymon.

�� How did it go last night, pal?�

�� Taichi frowned.� �Not well.�
Listen�I need to ask a huge favour��

�� Anything, Tai.� You know that.�� I slowed my pace and he matched it, not
looking at me.� �Tai?�

�� You�re too good to me sometimes,
Yama.�� He sighed and finally met my
gaze.� �Would it be alright if I moved in
with you for a while?� I�ll pay for food and
stuff, and even rent!� I was going to get
a job anyway, to save up for my own place for me and Hikari if she wanted, and��

�� Whoa!� Tai, stop!��
I grabbed him by the shoulders to give him a firm shake.� �Cut it out, please, and listen to me, okay?�� He snapped his mouth shut and stared at me
expectantly.� �Thank you.� Now, you keep quiet and listen to me.�

�� Taichi gulped in a huge breath of
air and let it out in a deep sigh, then nodded.�
For once he listened to me and didn�t say a word.

�� You don�t have to pay me or Dad
back for anything.� He thinks of you as
one of his own sons you know.� Here�s
what you can do: you�ll come stay with me for a few days, and when Dad gets
back we�ll sit down with him and tell him what�s going on with your
parents.� I�m sure he�ll understand
completely.� Okay?� One step at a time, Taichi.�

�� Yeah.� Yeah, you�re right.� Thanks, Yama.�� He gave me this crooked smile that told me he
really wanted to cry but was fighting not to.�
�You always know how to set me straight and make me use my head.� I�m sorry I got all weird on you.�

�� Nah.�� I waved it off, grinning.� �That was just normal Yagami Taichi to
me.� So!��
I thumped him on the back and started walking again.� �Let�s enjoy our day out with our friends,
pal!�

�� Taichi caught up to me and tossed an
arm around my shoulders in a short glomp � nearly knocking me off my feet.� �You bet!�
I�ve been looking forward to it!�

�� Ack!� Taichi!�� I laughingly
complained and finally earned that true grin of his from him.� I relaxed now, because I knew he�d be okay if
he could still smile like that.

~~~~~~~~

�� Ugh�that�s it!� No more roller-coasters!�� I came out of the washroom complaining to
Izzy, Joe, and Iori, who�d all come along with me to make sure I survived.

�� You going
to live?�� Joe studied me
critically.� �You�re awfully pale, Matt.�

�� I�m okay.� I just need to stay off roller-coasters or
things that go upside down.�� I rubbed my
stomach in an attempt to soothe.� �I
swear Taichi is trying to kill me.�

�� Izzy patted me on the shoulder
sympathetically.� �I know how you feel,
Matt.� After last time I was here I swore
I�d never do that again.�

�� There�s a reason you�re the Child
of Knowledge, Izzy.�� Joe quipped,
earning a mild scowl from the red headed computer expert, and a laugh from
me.� IT even got a smile out of Iori �
good.� He�s too serious sometimes.

�� We walked back over to the
roller-coaster to meet up with the others.

�� By the way, Matt,� Izzy said after
a few minutes of silence.� �I�ve been
meaning to ask if you knew what was wrong with Taichi lately.� I�d noticed he�s been in a sort of�mood and
that�s been very unlike him.�

�� Oh boy.� I�d wondered if any of the others had noticed
yet, and apparently they had.� And of
course they�d come asking me about
it.

�� Joe nodded and Iori looked serious �
more than he usually does.� �I�d noticed,
too.� He�s been quiet � for Taichi � and the
other day I saw him in the park all by himself, just sitting on a bench in the
rain without an umbrella or anything.�

�� I frowned.� That I hadn�t known.� Was he running off to be alone a lot more
than he�d let on?� I came to a determined
decision right then; Taichi was moving in with Dad and I
that very night.

�� Yeah.� We�ve talked.� I said quietly.� I wasn�t sure how much to say.� �There�s�some tension at home.� He�s going to come
stay with me for a while.�

�� The three boys stared at me, a
little shocked.

�� What�s going on, Matt?� Is there something we can do?�� Izzy stopped walking and the rest of us
stopped, too.

�� I knew why he was asking.� Taichi�has done so much for all of us.� So whenever we get the opportunity, we all
try to do something for him, as if we could ever make up for all the selfless,
sacrificing things Taichi has done � for us Chosen, the world, and the Digital
World.� Being the leader is a tough job
on anyone, but in Taichi�s case it was even more so.� And next to me, Izzy is closest to Taichi.

�� You�ll have to ask him about it,
Izzy.�� I replied.� I met his eyes and tried to convey that I
understood his concern and that I was on top of the problem.� �For now, I think all we can do is make sure that he has fun and is kept distracted for the day.� He really needs this.�� I glanced at Iori, catching his gaze.� �Hikari, too.�

�� I saw his eyes widen a little, but
he simply nodded.

�� Miyako mentioned Hikari was staying
with her for the rest of the spring break.�

�� Really?�� I smiled, somewhat relieved.� �That�s good.�
Taichi won�t worry about her so much while he�s at my place if Hikari�s
not at home either.�

�� Joe set a hand on Izzy and Iori�s
shoulders.� �Well, it sounds to me like
Matt�s got things under control, so let�s just do like he said and make sure
Taichi � and Hikari � have fun today.�
They know where to find us if they need help.�

�� Thanks Joe.�� I smiled at him and he just shrugged,
returning the smile.

�� Hey, if anyone at all can help
Taichi, it�s you.�

�� We started walking again, and just
as we got to the roller-coaster the others were getting off.

�� Hey!�� Miyako and Mimi bounced over to us first,
completely unfazed by the roller coaster.�
�Are you feeling any better, Matt?��
Mimi asked, studying me just as critically as Joe had.

�� I�m okay, Meems.�� I gave her a smile meant to reassure.� Apparently I wasn�t convincing enough though,
because she gave me this look and laid a palm to my forehead.

�� Are you sure?� You looked awfully green when you left.� Maybe you should eat something.�

�� I must have turned green again at
the mention of food (and my guts flipped over unhappily in a clear warning) because
Joe hastily rescued me.

�� He�ll be fine, Mimi.� He just needs to stay off roller-coasters and
wild rides for a while.�� I gave the
doctor-to-be a grateful glance.

�� Well, if you say so.�� Mimi gave in reluctantly, but she didn�t
mention it anymore.� We all tended to
listen to Joe on matters of health.

�� I had eaten too much ice cream last
night and I was feeling it this morning, too, Mimi.�� I added.�
�I wasn�t feeling one hundred percent this morning when I got up anyway.�

�� Ah.�� Now she was all understanding and
sympathy.� Miyako, too.

�� I�ve done that before, so I totally get it, Matt!� Don�t worry!��
Miyako struck a pose and declared, �We�ll keep you away from the stomach
grinding rides like the Zipper and the Graviton!�

�� I felt my stomach lurch at the
thought and replied a little weakly, �Thanks, Miya.�

�� Taichi and the others jogged up to
us and he nearly knocked me over with his sudden glomp.� �Ack!� Taichi!�

�� Matt!� You okay?��
He asked.� �You should have said
you weren�t feeling well earlier.� I
wouldn�t have made you go on the roller-coaster again.�

�� I sighed and leaned into him just a
little in acceptance of the apology I heard in his voice.� �I�m fine.�
Don�t worry about it, Tai.� Or me.�

�� He let go of me and walked beside me
as we all started moving on in search of a different ride to go on.� �Okay, but you�re feeling better, right?�

�� I nodded, reaching out to give his
hand a quick squeeze.� �You can buy me a Sno-cone, though.�� I
gave him a side glance and saw him brighten up.

�� Hey yeah!� Good idea.�
I�ll be right back.�� Taichi
dashed over to the nearest concession booth to get us Sno-cones.� Sora, Izzy, Takeru, and Daisuke followed him
to get snacks of their own and/or for one of the others.� I figured ice and flavouring wouldn�t bother my
upset tummy, out of all the foods one can find at an amusement park.

�� So what are we doing next?�� Ken asked while we waited.� I didn�t really care so I said nothing.

�� How about playing some games?�� Hikari suggested, pointing in the direction
of all the game booths.� �We should each
try to win a plushie or something as a souvenir.�

�� Aren�t those games rigged?�� Iori asked, skeptical.

�� I haven�t got any place to put a
plushie in my room.�� Joe
complained.� He actually looked a little
sad about it.� �I�ve got all my shelves
filled with books.�

�� Mimi and Miyako, on the other hand,
were sparkling madly.� �Plushies!�� They chorused, squealing in girly delight.

�� Ken rolled his eyes and Hikari
giggled.

�� I leaned against a metal railing,
smiling to myself slightly over it all.�
It was nice to know that even though our lives had�diversified and we�d
all gone our own way to some extent, some things never changed.� We were a closely knit group of friends,
maybe more since we were connected in ways most other people could not fathom.

�� Taichi and the others returned,
distributing Sno-cones, ice cream (ugh!), and other
treats amongst the rest of us.� The Child
of Courage stayed next to me as we all began walking again, this time slowly
while we enjoyed our snacks.

�� How�s the cone?�� He asked, watching me eat some of it.� �I wasn�t sure what flavour
to get you,
so I picked something blue.�

�� I shrugged, touched that he
remembered my favourite colour.� �I�m not that picky, Taichi.� But this is good.�� And so far my stomach wasn�t
complaining.� Joy!

�� Good.� If you didn�t like it, I was going to go get
you a different one.�

�� I rolled my eyes.� �Well, thanks.� I appreciate the thought.�� He smiled at me and ate some of his own,
something that was a mix of orange and red.�
�What flavour is yours?��
I asked curiously.

�� The orange is tangerine and the red
is called �dragon�s blood� so I really don�t know.� But it�s good!�� Taichi held out his cone to me.� �Wanna try some?�� He offered.�
Not even thinking about what I was doing or how it may have looked I set
my hand over his holding the cone and guided it to my mouth to take a small
bite from the red side and let go.� I
made a humming noise as the ice melted in my mouth and I swallowed.

�� Not bad.�� I commented, licking my lips of the little
dribble that escaped.� I noticed he was
watching me intently, a small gleam in his eyes I couldn�t identify.� But I didn�t really think about it or pay
much attention to it.� �Want to try mine?�� I offered him my cone and he did as I had,
guiding my hand up closer to his mouth and taking a bite.� Some of the blue flavouring dripped down his chin
before he could catch it with his tongue and again, without thinking, I wiped
it away with my finger and licked the stuff off.� �Like it?��
I asked with complete oblivious innocence.

�� He looked a little startled, but it
passed so quickly I wondered if I�d seen it.�
Taichi nodded and smiled.� �Not
bad.�� He echoed my response.

�� So what was the blue stuff called?�

�� A grin.� ��Wolf�s bane.�� The other reason I picked it.�

�� I laughed.� �Ah.�
You know me too well, Yagami.�

�� That so, Ishida?�� He winked at me the little mischievous
brat!� I gave him a mock glare and
nodded.

�� Nobody but you,
Taichi.�

�� His grin faded into a softer,
considering gaze and he looked forward again, saying quietly, �Same, Yama.� Same.�

�� For a couple of hours after that the
group and I made our way through the games booths, steadily acquiring a small
army of plushies � most of which we donated to the girls of our group, particularly
Miyako and Mimi.� Hikari excepted the ones Takeru and Taichi won, and Sora only took
one other from me that she hadn�t won herself.

�� Taichi, of course, had the need to
tease me about it.

�� Are you sure you two aren�t dating again?�
�Cause it�s so sweet I think I�m getting a
cavity!�

�� I wrestled him into a headlock and
messed up his wild mane of hair for that, laughing as he squirmed and viciously
tried to tickle me to let him go.� Sora
just rolled her eyes at us, this small, fond smile on her face.

�� Sure, Sora and I were close.� We�d dated early on in high school.� But shortly after the whole thing with Mr. I�m-never-going-away-no-matter-how-many-times-you-blasted-Children-defeat-me
(aka Malomyotismon), she had come to me and explained that she�d come to the
conclusion that she and I were not meant to be.�
We had a long talk, and by mutual agreement, we broke up.

�� But we�re still
close and we�re still good friends.�
And Taichi, who was closer to Sora than any of us, had seemed�relieved
when he found out.� At the time, I hadn�t
paid attention.

�� Now, however, looking back on it
all, I really did miss a hell of a lot of signs.

�� Hey, Matt!�� Takeru�s voice broke into my reflective
reverie and I blinked at him.

�� What?�

�� There�s a fortune teller�s booth
over there!� Hikari and I want to try it,
but we�re almost out of tokens, so��

�� Taichi snickered and handed over
some of his own for his little sister.� I
sighed and dug out some of my own for Takeru.�
�You know those are totally fake, right?�
It�s a waste of tokens.�

�� Oh come on, Matt!�� Takeru rolled his eyes at me.� �It�s just for fun!� You and Taichi should try it, too!�� He dashed back over to Hikari before I could
say anything else.

�� I scowled after them, then glanced
at Taichi and groaned at the bright eyed sparkle he had for an expression.� �Not you, too, Tai!�

�� What?�� He asked innocently.� �It does sound kind of fun, Matt.�

�� Didn�t you have enough of
prophecies and stuff in the Digital World?��
I complained as he grabbed my hand and dragged me in the direction our
siblings had gone.

�� This isn�t like that, Yama, and quit being such a wet
blanket!�� Tai complained.

�� We had to wait while our siblings
went inside the shed-like booth to have their fortunes told.� When they came out they were practically
beaming sunshine, smiling from ear to ear.

�� Must have been
good news!�� Taichi laughed as
they blushed but nodded.� �So what�d the
fortune teller have to say?�

�� Can�t tell you,
Tai!�� Hikari batted her eyes at
him cheekily and laughed at his pout.� �We
can�t!� Everyone knows that to reveal
fortunes like that can jinx them or make good fortunes not happen!�

�� That�s right.�� Takeru added, nodding sagely.

�� I huffed.� �They�re going to get married, have a few
kids, be successful in their careers, and live happily ever after.�

�� Matt!�� All three howled at me in admonishment.

�� What? �We all knew that much already anyway.�� I smirked as Takeru and Hikari blushed and
turned to walk away.

�� We�re going over this way.� Catch up when you�re done here, okay?�� Takeru waved over his shoulder at us.

�� So do you want to go first or shall
I?�� Taichi asked me.

�� I don�t care.� What do you want to know, anyway?�� I inquired, curious despite my skepticism.

�� He thought about it.� �A couple of things, actually.� Wait here, Yama.� I�ll go first, then.�

�� I shrugged and leaned against a
light-post as he went inside.

~~~~~~~~

Kali Notes:� And now�things really get interesting!� Thanks again for the reviews everyone!� It warms me to see that this fandom is still
alive out there! �Please R/R!!!!

Relevant Episodes: ��Season 01, episodes 48-50; Season 02, episode
37, and the 4^th Digimon movie (never shown in North
America).� And�FYI, I
recently noticed that someone uploaded Digimon episodes on youtube�the
Singapore
release, but in ENGLISH.� O.O� I�m not kidding
you.� It�s the original Japanese, but
dubbed over in English � not the North American actors we know, but other
people � with accents.� XD� It�s rather cool.� I suggest checking it out (LiLAsN, is the person who put them up).
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