Ukyo's American Lover

Ukyo's American Lover is written by Dale Ratner and began online publication on June 16th, 1998.Post at FFML It currently stands incomplete at one instalment.
==Description==
==Plot==
===1===
While the rest of those who fought over Ranma Saotome in Nerima are now married, Ukyo Kuonji is still single. Ranma and Akane Saotome are leaving "Ucchan's" with their child, looking forward to seeing Ukyo again the following week. As they leaves she starts packing up and tries to hurry up an American diner who is eating at the counter. His name is Daniel Goldman and he offers Ukyo an ear to spill all her troubles to after he notices her reaction to being with Ranma's family. She explains to Daniel about how she was originally engaged to Ranma and how she came to Nerima in search of him only to learn Genma Saotome had engaged him to Akane as well. She talks of how she interacted with Ranma, and how he treated her, of how Ranma and Akane came together and how she had a short-lived, stormy relationship with Ryoga Hibiki as a result. After she is all talked out she feels better and asks what she can do to replay the man, to which he asks for a date from her. The next day Ukyo talks to Akane on the phone, explaining how she has a date and Akane persuades her to bring her date and join the Saotomes in a trip to the fair that night. That night everyone meets up at "Ucchan's" and introductions are made before they all set off for the fair. At the fair Tatewaki Kuno tries to attack Daniel and Ukyo explain's Kuno has made himself protector of every single female in Nerima. Daniel knocks Kuno out but is injured in the process, while the arrival of rain triggers Ranma's curse. They take Daniel to Dr. Tofu Ono's where he is seen to, but will need a few days rest. The Saotomes head home and Daniel and Ukyo head to her place. Daniel then plans to head back to his place, but first the new couple kiss...
==Notes==
==FFML Posting History==
*1 16/06/98
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Category:1998