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Summary: When Kurama finally tells his mother about his past. What happens when his mother rejects him? -Warning: Short chapters-

Thunder roared but the two delinquents could still make out the sound of light tapping on Yuusuke’s bedroom window. Kuwabara got out of bed and looked at the window. A spiky-haired figure sat there.

Hiei was getting really annoyed. Either the two morons were deaf or they had a serious death-wish to be fulfilled by the fire-demon. Fortunately for him, Kuwabara opened the window, letting the wet koorime inside.

He came in, quickly rising the temperature to dry himself off. He just hated being wet.

“Hiei? What’re you doin’ here?” Kuwabara asked.

“Rain. I went to Kurama’s, but the window was locked and Shiori was already asleep,” Hiei explained, as if it were the most obvious thing in the three worlds.

“Right…”

“Do you know what’s wrong with Kurama?”

“I’m not sure, but I know he’s not at home.”

“Hn. Then where is he?”

Kuwabara pointed to the door. “In the living room.”

Hiei left the room, entering the living room. There he found the redhead on the couch. His frail, pale figure sprawled out on the couch. Hiei walked over the Kurama, gently caressing the fox’s cheek. It was very warm. Warmer than Kurama’s usual temperature.

“Your sick, fox,” he said to the sleeping figure. Kurama's eyelids slowly opened to reavel glazed emerald orbs.

"Hiei..." he murmured, looking at the fire-demon. He looked so dazed. Hiei brushed some stray strand of hair from Kurama's brow and softly placed a kiss kiss on his forehead.

"Fox, go back to sleep. You'll need you rest," Hiei said, brushing the fox's soft, silky locks. Kurama soon fell asleep with Hiei by his side.