Well that explains why she wanted to leave so fast.

I don't know. I think he's more worried than he should be.

Is this all about the title or is there something else going on?

That was a surprise... Inari I mean.

Are the effects of the poison permanent?

One step forward, two steps back.

Hm... But would Sesshoumaru still think so highly of her if she cast aside Inuyasha for such a reason? 

Mom is quick. I'm suprised Sesshoumaru answered her at the end.

I was wondering where Rin was.

The end of that chapter was sweet.

Where's Sesshoumaru's mom in all this? I figured as the current Hime she'd be pretty important?

Her education does give her a bit of an advantage, yes?

I have just yesterday taken up reading your lovely story. I enjoy your writing style very much. I love the positive up lifting message throughout. It goes right along with something I've been working on personally, loving one's self and finding yourself worthy of love and respect. We all need to look for the beauty in life instead of wallowing in what isn't going our way. I will definitely be looking into your other works.

In this chapter specifically, I love the way you handled the confrontation with the Southern Lord. It's understandable that Inuyasha, a hanyou Prince, isn't a good political match for the heir to the Southern lands. However, I don't think her father believed she would give up her inheritance so easily, even joyfully. Seeing how ruling can be such a burden, she probably expects to be much happier without the responsibility. I hope he had a back up heir.

So happy....

Awww...being kind. Such a little thing with such a big result. I can't wait to see how the last chapter rounds it all out. I can't wait to see what happens next :)

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Wonderful chapter; beautiful story.

That was so stinking sweet. I'm cryin darnit!  I just can't help it, I need tissue! SOBBING!!!!

Maru-chan...that really was a beautiful piece of work! A masterpiece! I enjoyed every moment as it captivated me utterly!!

this history is very awesome I'm glad that inuyasha is happy