Take Away My Pain

Pairing: Seto/Jou, Yami+Yugi

Beta: Jennie B. - The angel

Epilogue

“It’s a shame you have to go back to Egypt,” Jou said as he hugged his short friend.

“Well, at least now, I feel more relaxed knowing that you are happy,” Yugi whispered in his friend’s ear, laughing softly when he saw the blush on his cheeks.

“Come back anytime you want,” Seto said, as he hugged the blonde around the waist.

“Maybe we can come back sometime after your honeymoon.” Yugi suggested.

“You told them?” the CEO asked in surprise.

“Of course; I don’t want anyone interrupting us.”

“Good thought, Puppy.”

“Don’t call me that!”

“It’s just a nickname,” the brunette replied stubbornly.

Jou sighed and kissed him on the lips. “Only for you, Seto.”

Yami finished checking in their baggage with the receptionist at the air line’s departures desk, and then approached his friends, drawing Yugi into his arms when he stopped. “Well, our flight leaves in half an hour.”

“Let’s go eat something! My treat!” exclaimed Jou, giving them a vibrant smile like the ones he used to.

Yugi followed the two lovers, while Yami remained where he was, just watching them. “Well, my plan didn’t work out exactly as I had thought, but the end result is the same.”

“They finally were able to stop that quarrel.”

The former pharaoh looked over to see Mokuba standing beside him. “They are quite stubborn when they want to be, ne?”

“I know my brother is,” Shizuka answered from where she stood on Yami’s other side.

“I just don’t understand why they cannot see you two,” Yami stated.

“Have you ever heard of humans that could see their guardian angels?”

“I guess not.”

“Just you, Yami, can see us,.” Shizuka said with a smile. “But then again, you are Yugi’s angel.”

“That’s true. Tell me, why did you two choose to die?”

“Like you said once, with those two…drastic measures were needed,” Mokuba replied.

Yami laughed at that and walked to the cafeteria, joining the other three, and smiling when he saw his two friends sitting so close and exchanging loving glances. “It seems as if all the wounds have healed.”

“Did you say something Yami?”

“It’s nothing, aibou. Nothing at all.”

OWARI

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Mystik