[FIC] Fruits Basket - "The Diverging Way"

Title: "The Diverging Way"

Author: Demeter

Disclaimer: All rights and privileges of Fruits Basket characters, objects and plots are property and trademarks of Takaya Natsuki and associated parties. The author claims no legal responsibility for problems associated with using this work. The original story, relationships, and characters found within the fic are property of the author Demeter.

Series: Fruits Basket

Rating: PG

Characters: Akito, Ayame

Notes: Prequel to the manga/anime. I was actually going to post this after finals, but flamika and toriru4ever were as sad as me about the lack of Akki in the latest chapter. ;_; So here it is.

Summary: Fashion, a snake, a god, and a moment before.

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The statement, "ultraliberal faculty of Harvard" is an oxymoron. Just so you know.

Argh. Death Note fic is hard to write. Raito hates me and it's obvious L and Misa don't like me much either. But maybe chocolate and sugar cubes can do some discreet bribery...

My head throbbed on and off today, which isn't good, because I have the final for my Later 18th Century Literature tomorrow and I hate that class so much I'd take anything (literally, anything) over it. The professor knows her stuff, which is a good thing, but she's a terrible, terrible teacher. She should probably stick to writing papers and books on the subject, rather than submitting her teaching style (which is not really a style as much as spewing out what she's learned without providing any context. There were a couple times where I swear my hand spasmed in an attempt to murder her with my pen.

I bought The Big O II boxset this weekend. *weird looks* What? I like the series. =P

I couldn't find the starter box for Samurai Champloo, but oh yes, I intend to get that, along with Scrapped Princess though I'm waiting for the full boxset to come out... which will be sometime next year and I WILL be in Japan. Right. Of course. *dies*

Writing fic makes me happy, but time to write fic would make me happier. Right now, anyways.

Which will happen (hopefully?) this weekend! Whee!

I also have realized that if I don't get the job in Japan, I literally have no idea of what to do after graduation. What do I do with a English degree and a China Studies degree?

It's kind of a rhetorical question.

Ow, my head.