Under The Tuscan Sun (YAOI)

Chapter 1

DISCLAIMER: I don't own Yu-Gi-Oh or any of its characters! I also do not own the original idea for "Under The Tuscan Sun" movie! I am using it as a base to start my story but there will be drastic differences in this work compared to the movie. 

WARNING: This is a YAOI FAN FICTION! If you don't like then please don't read!

Many had gathered at the Grand Hotel in Domino, Japan to attend the much awaited book signing of the quickly rising to fame, fictional author - William Meacham. The young man was giving a long and endearing speech about how his writing career had a rather rotten start, how he struggled to put one word on a blank page, and about the many hours through college and grad school that followed. Only to run into a very strict yet sweet hearted college professor who had torn his book to pieces (figuratively) many a time, coaching him on what could be improved on and what could be taken away; this happened for what seemed like a lifetime to the young author before he finally heard from his mentor that his book was finally ready for publishing. And this young professor, was also an author in the both the ficticous and literary world, who was most famous for his works in romance novels. His name...Yugi Moto.

Yugi was in attendance for this book signing. Not only was he there to support William, but he was also there to help get more publicity and exposure that the young man would need to have a successful book tour launch. If he was asked questions about his students work, he would refer them directly to the source and claim that he didn't it wasn't his place to take the spot light away from the new author. The audience applauded as William drew to the end of his speech, for which he turned his attention to the short, spiky tri-colored haired man and asked him, "Yugi, can I kiss you now?"

Yugi blushed lightly and laughed along with the others as he held up his left hand, a silver band glinting in the warm light of the lamps that hung low from the ceiling. "Married William. Sorry."

The young writer jumped down from his perch and weaved through the crowd till he found Yugi and pulled him into a tight hug. "Thank you so much for being here my friend. I couldn't of done it without you."

"Don't mention it William. It does my heart good to see you doing so well." Yugi said with a soft smile as he released his student and allowed William to go on his way, talking with the many eager fans that were waiting so patiently to speak with his young protégé.

Giggling lightly, Yugi turned on his heel as he grabbed a glass of champagne from a silver tray that a very young and very well dressed server had been carrying around the room to the different guests, and took a sip from the chilled glass allowing the cool and bubbly liquid to slip down his throat in several swallows. It had been a long while since he had attended an event like this, at least one for someone that he had been such an inspiration to. He was very pleased with the turnout of people and that his friend Seto Kaiba for not only setting up this grand party but for also allowing William to stay in the top floor penthouse suite during his stay in Domino before continuing on his book tour.

To introduce Yugi Moto a little bit, he was and still is the world renowned King of Games. He continued to duel in many different championships throughout his grade and high school careers, defending his title and battling with his best, and closest, friend beside him. But he refused to think about said friend because he still blamed himself for making the decision to send him away.

After the ceremonial duel however, he moved on in life and went to college along with his childhood friends Joey, Tristan, and Tea; majoring in business management for he had planned to take over his grandfathers, Solomon Moto, game shop after he graduated. After attending a few classes in the fall semester, he realized that it wasn't what he wanted to do for the rest of his life. Yugi then began to explore different subjects as he changed his major to undecided for the time being till he could figure out what it was that drove his passion, other than Duel Monsters cards.