In the morning me and Tamaki made our way to school. He was his happy usual self. I was still wondering about what we had talked about last night though. I fell behind a little, not that I ever could keep up with him, but I didn't make an attempt to catch back up or call to him to slow down. For being an idiot, he seemed to always notice when I had something on my mind.

"Hanna, come on. You are falling behind!" Tamaki called. I gave an attempt at a smile.

"I'll catch up to you. I slow you down anyways." He stopped and waited for me. "Tamaki, you don't have to wait for me." He was matching my pace as he walked with me, instead of walking ahead like normal.

"You are thinking about something."

"When am I not thinking about something?"

"I mean something is bothering you. You can tell me you know."

"I did last night." He stopped.

"You really think that."

"Yeah I do. This is just one of those situations that it's too weird to be a coincidence."

"Alright. I believe you. Feel better now?" He grinned. I gave a chuckle.

"Yeah. I do actually. Now come on we are going to be late." I took off down the street and Tamaki ran after me. He soon passed me though, since he had much longer legs than me.

"I'll beat you there." He laughed as he passed.

"You probably will!" I called after him and increased my speed. We ran into the classroom moments after the bell rang.

"Suoh's, it's nice of you to join us. Just because your father is the Dean doesn't mean you can be late to class."

"Sorry Miss, I'm sure someone as radiant as yourself could make an exception just this once for a worried brother and his sister." Tamaki and his charm. It happened to work on this teacher though. We took our seat and class started. Throughout the four classes we had before lunch Tamaki kept asking me if I felt better, to which I always answered I did. When it was time for lunch we walked with Kyoya, who we had our fourth period with, to the lunchroom. When we arrived we got our food and sat down at one of the tables. The others soon followed. Hikaru and Kaoru suddenly stood up and walked over to the commoner, Sakura, grabbed her arms, and then dragged her over to our table, before sitting her down between the two of them. Hikaru was suddenly wearing a black beanie.

"Well, princess, it's so nice to see you again." Tamaki had his chin on his fist as he spoke, giving her one of his glances. I smacked the side of his head.

"Tamaki, you are going to scare her again." I glared.

"Well I can't help but tell her how beautiful she always is." I rolled my eyes as he stared at her in awe.

"I apologize for my brother. You learn to ignore him after a while. You learn to ignore all of them, actually." I gave her a smile.

"Okay." She seemed really awkward but she seemed like she wanted to be here at the same time. She wasn't sure what she wanted more. To leave and sit somewhere else or stay. The staying seemed to be the stronger side currently. She nervously touched the frames of her glasses.

"So, what is it like in the life of a commoner like you?" Tamaki asked. Sakura stared at him blankly. Then, she grabbed a spoonful of food off of the plate of one of the twins and flicked it right in Tamaki's face, with no emotion showing at all. It splattered onto both me and Kyoya, who sat on either side of Tamaki.

"Don't call me a commoner." She said angrily as she wiped her hand off. Then she noticed Hikaru wearing a beanie, so she swiped it right off his head and put it on herself. I laughed as I handed Tamaki a napkin to wipe his face. "And don't take my things..." She slid down in her chair. "That's my job." She grinned and held up a blue cell phone, belonging to Hikaru. He quickly swiped it back, shoved it in his pocket and glared at her, knowing that she would be a competitor.

"I just wanted to know what it was like in your life. I didn't mean to offend you, my princess." He instantly went back into his flirting. I should have known he would. Sakura told us a little bit about her place. She lived with her older sister in a small apartment and her family owned a small candle shop. I figured I would stop by sometime. I did have a fascination with candles. I loved their different smells. When lunch was over we went through the next four periods before finally making our way to music room #3 for the Host Club.