｢tsukuribanashi ｣

Originally posted on November 7th, 2006.

Title: No Place Like Home
Fandom: Digimon
Character: Yamato Ishida
Prompt: fanfic100; Brown (view table)
Word Count: 357
Rating: PG
Warnings: Implied adultery and domestic abuse.

( He didn't like seeing anger in those chocolate eyes. It was like adding not-enough cream to black coffee; pointless and still bitter. )

Originally posted on October 25th, 2006.

Title: Conclusion
Fandom: Digimon
Character: Yamato Ishida
Prompt: fanfic100; Ends (view table)
Word Count: 322
Rating: PG
Spoiler Warning: None.

( He wasn't sure whether it was the presence of the other kids or whether it was one in particular, but he knew that he wouldn't be able to continue pretending he was okay. )

Originally posted on October 23rd, 2006.

Title: Starting Point
Fandom: Digimon
Character: Yamato Ishida
Prompt: fanfic100; Beginnings (view table)
Word Count: 290
Rating: PG
Author's Note: Everything has a beginning; it helps mold who we are.

( 'Who do you want to live with?' they'd asked him, and he'd chosen his father. )

Originally posted on December 8th, 2004.

"My Greatest Moment"
by Yamato Ishida

It just feels like sometimes there really isn’t anything you can do. Friends fall apart under pressure. That’s just how life works. I just never expected him to be the one that needed support, or that I would be the one supporting him. And then that our roles would reverse themselves… But then I suppose I am getting ahead of myself. I apologise; I get easily distracted.

This is supposed to be a story about the greatest moment I ever experienced. I personally think that such a story can never truly be written, for how can you ever tell a true story in the one way that gives it justice? You can’t, or at least I can’t. But I don’t want to fail this class, so I guess I’ll have to try.

Did I mention that I’m easily distracted?

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