Darien's POV
All I could think about was that once I got my hands on those two bastards I'd kill them!! The would die a slow and torturous death. They hurt MY Serena, no one does that and gets away with it!! I HATE them, I HATE them!!
Author's POV
Everyone fell silent for a very long time. Malachite broke the silence and said,
"Sere, I think that its time that they know."
Rei and Darien: "Know what?!"
Serena: "The reason why they used Rini is because she is my daughter." This shocked everyone, with the exception of Malachite and Jedite.
Ami: "What do you mean she's your daughter?"
Mina: "Who's the father?" Glancing at Darien as she said it.
Serena: "Rini is my future daughter, she came back to the past to find me. Sailor Pluto confirmed it. And I don't know who the father is . . . neither Pluto nor Rini will tell me."
Darien, who was quiet the whole time couldn't deal with it anymore. First he finds out that they used a child to lure his beloved, then he finds out that this child is her daughter. He
knew very well that he would never be able to sire a child with Serena and it was eating him even more. He knew that she would eventually find someone to replace him, but the thought of her having another man's child just angered him, yet, at the same time, saddened him. He didn't know which was worse: being away from Serena or knowing she would have someone else's child. He had to get out of there. He couldn't bear it anymore.
Darien: "Um, . . . Serena, I'm glad you told us the truth. I'm sorry all this happened to you, and I'm also sorry for what you went through, . . . uh, but, uh . . ., you see, I have an early
day tomorrow and need to get my rest."
With that, he just got up and left. He ran out the door, not even waiting for a response. He ran out of Lita's apartment building and headed towards his own, tears falling freely from his eyes.
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