♥ Disney Crossover ♥ Simba and Kiara ♥ Simba's Memory. Kiara's Guilt. ♥

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Heres the Story:
Kiara is upset with Simba for sending Kovu into exile. She yells at him and brings up the subject of her grandfather. Not realising how that actually hurt her father, Kiara runs back into pride rock in tears. As she mourns her lost love life she hears a little voice outside the rock, it sounded like a cubs voice. The voice seemed very sad and on the verge of tears so she decided to go to the aid of the cub When outside, she finds theres no one to be seen, yet she still continues to hear the sad little voice. Once its dark, shes about ready to give up. Suddenly, out of the corner of her eye she sees a little male cub all on his own. She starts to talk to him. She finds out that his name is Simba, the same name as her father however, she doesnt think anything of it.
The next day, Kiara sees Simba running by and she follows him. Once she catches up with him. A stampede breaks out and both Kiara and Simba flee for their lives. Kiara manages to find a safe ledge to wait on until the herd moves on. Simba gets stuck on a breaking tree. The tree snaps as Kiara watches in horror. Luckily, Simbas father rescues the little cub and gets him to a safe ledge. In the midst of the stampede, Simbas father is thrown to the floor. He leaps onto a cliff but falls to his death shortly after.
Once the herd subsides, Kiara discovers that Simbas father didnt survive. She tries to comfort the cub as best she can but eventually her emotions get to her. She walks away in tears. Simba mutters her name for the first time even though she never told him what it was. She turns and sees that the little cub had transformed into her father. She remembers all the good times she had with her father as she grew up and how much her father loves her. Though she was still upset with him for sending Kovu back to the outlands, she decides to return home to apologize for saying something bad to her father about her grandfather. Now that she saw what her father actually went through as a cubshe understood why he was so protective over his loved ones.
THE END!

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Song: May I
Movies: Lion King, SImba's Pride.