storypaint | Written Out (Yukito and Kaho friendship)

Title: Written Out
Series: Cardcaptor Sakura
Claim: Tsukihiro Yukito & Mizuki Kaho friendship
Pairing: Touya/Kaho, hints of Touya/Yukito, Eriol/Kaho
Theme: 1. scribble
Word Count: 254
Rating: G, implied yaoi
Disclaimer: Cardcaptor Sakura belongs to CLAMP. This fanfic is a derivative of canon material that is not my property. I do not profit from these writings. The opinions and actions expressed in these stories are not necessarily the views and beliefs of the original author or me.

A/N: I'm kinda meh about this fic. May undergo revision. Something doesn't feel right to me.

Excerpt: Other words he crossed out as soon as he wrote them, "You hurt him, you disappeared, I think he loved you."

He wrote her a letter before he ever met her, scribbles that grew even less legible as his hand crossed the page and his thoughts got ahead of his fingers. "Thank you," it said in some parts, "thank you, thank you." Other words he crossed out as soon as he wrote them, "You hurt him, you disappeared, I think he loved you."

When he was done, Yuki looked down at the scrawl that could arguably be called a letter. He poked it with his pen, as if afraid it would come alive. Something in him had. He was scared of being this attached to someone.

At the bottom he wrote, "Thank you for loving him the best you could. Sincerely, Tsukihiro Yukito." Carefully he folded the letter, thrust it into an envelope, and threw it into the trash. There wasn't any need to send it. It was messy and half of it was nonsense.

But he'd written the letter and it helped him, when he met her finally, to shake her hand and smile an honest smile. She had a beautiful smile, that Mizuki Kaho. He found he couldn't dislike her, even knowing she had hurt Touya. Perhaps, he thought later, it was moon calling to moon.

The second time he wrote, two years after she'd left for England with the Clow reincarnate, he invited her to come for a visit, to see Tomoeda and Sakura and the life he'd made with Touya. She didn't come, but he felt good about sending it anyway.