A bright light flashed in my eyes, awakening me. I groaned and slowly opened my eyes against the sunlight, using my hand to block the sun. Tamaki woke up too. I kind of moved around until I was facing whoever was standing over us. After rubbing my eyes, I looked up to see Hanna holding her phone. With a 'busted' face. "Did... you just...?" She bit her lip and ran. Tamaki, obviously knowing what she did, stood up, helped me up, then chased her sister down the hall. Shouting her name sleepily. I just kind of stood there, with the blanket around my shoulders, still half asleep and trying to comprehend what had happened the night before.

When I did finally wake up after washing my face and teeth with my finger, I grabbed my glasses and walked down the hall Tamaki chased his sister down. The hall was long and empty, like the school's. Paintings lined the two-toned wallpapered walls of royalty and their family to the right. To the left was all windows. The carpeting was a creamy color and felt like velvet. I followed the hall until it let out to a staircase. At the bottom of the staircase was a wide entrance and the French front doors.

"Hello?" I said quietly down the stairs. The house was large and empty enough that it actually ended up echoing throughout the halls. After walking downstairs with not a single sound back as a reply, I spoke again. "Hello? Tamaki? Hanna?" I stood in silence for a moment, waiting to hear an answer, when all of a sudden, I hear Tamaki and Hikaru yelling in what I assumed to be the dining hall, as it was right off the kitchen. When I walked in I came to quite a scene.

"Sakura!" Kaoru shouted in delight. I was confused.

"What the hell is going on in here?" I said and crossed my arms. I realized I was still wearing my dark ripped jeans and black hoodie from the day before. Gross. I had to take a shower. I waved away the idea for now. Right now, Hikaru and Hanna were on one side of the table holding her phone while Tamaki and Kaoru were on the other side, obviously trying to catch her. Mori sat quietly at the end of the table. I quickly nodded a 'good morning' to him then went back to the others.

"She took a picture of us! Sleeping!" Tamaki yelled and pointed at his sister accusingly. My head shot over to Hanna with a glare. She just smiled and shook her phone teasingly.

"You slept with her!" Hikaru yelled. My eyes shifted to him now, with surprise.

"What!? We didn't 'sleep together!' I mean, we technically did but-"

"But nothing! You. Slept. With. Her!" Hikaru interrupted Tamaki. He was furious. I was furious because he thought we did other things. But we didn't. That started a whole argument of hatred and yelling and screaming at each other. After about a minute of ear filling yells, I had enough.

"Hey!" I yelled at the top of my lungs in the deepest tone I had ever heard my voice go. They all froze and were staring at me in terror. Even Mori. "Enough." My voice echoed in the room. "The only thing that happened was we slept. Nothing more, nothing less. I got scared and he comforted me by staying with me all night, you got that? Now quit complaining like children and cry me a river, build a bridge and get over it!" I yelled at the end. No one answered. "Do you understand?" They all nodded their heads quickly.

Right as I started to relax a little, Honey walked in rubbing his eyes and Usa-chan in hand. "What's going on?" He said in a sleepy voice. He yawned.

"Nothing Honey-senpai. Now, do you want something to eat?" I said, picking him up and giving him a piggyback ride to the table next to Mori. He nodded his head. "Do you know what you would like?"

"Umm... Are there pancakes?" He asked in the sweetest voice ever. Hmmm... Pancakes.

"I'll go look and see if they have all the ingredients here." I walked into the kitchen that seemed like it was in a restaurant in a movie and headed to the fridge. Surprisingly, it was fill with fresh food, even though this was an extra mansion. I rolled my eyes. Rich people...

I checked to see if there was milk. Check. Eggs, check. I walked over to a walk in pantry. Flour? Uh... Check. Extra sugar, double check. I started looking around for something to add in like strawberries or chocolate chips. "What kind do you want?" I yelled to the other room. There was no reply for a second. My guess was he was deciding.

"Chocolate chip!" He yelled back. I knew it. I looked around for the chocolate chips at eye level and below, then having to look above my head. Ah ha, a bag on the top shelf. I jumped once. No luck. I tried again, but higher. Just barely. I grunted in frustration. Just as I was about to yell to someone to ask them for help, I saw an arm reach for the bag out of the corner of my eyes. I flinched and quickly turned around. It was Mori. I guess he had come in for a drink and saw I was having trouble. He always seemed to appear when I needed help...

"Thanks...". I said. He grunted. After he handed the bag to me, he turned around and started walking towards the fridge. "M... Mori-senpai?" He stopped and turned only his head towards me. "Why... Why do you never...?" I couldn't find the right words. I knew what I wanted to ask, but I couldn't find the right way to words. He turned all the way around and faced me. "Why...?" Why could I not think of the words! He could obviously see I was struggling. The idea was slipping away and I just gave up. "N... Never mind..."

"Whenever you find the words, just ask." He said and left without a single sound. Well THAT wasn't awkward at all... After he left, I just stood there, trying to remember what I wanted to ask. I guess it wasn't that important if I could forget in about five seconds, so I shrugged it off and continued making breakfast. I decided to make pancakes for everyone because he had that much food.

Honey was up first. He wanted four freaking pancakes and ate them all in about five minutes. Then it was Mori. Then Hanna. Then Kyoya, who had apparently heard the whole thing. Then Tamaki. Then Kaoru. I made Hikaru's last because I thought he needed to think about what he had said. While I was making his last pancake, he wandered in, looking and sounding quite annoyed. "Are they done yet?"

"I'm getting there Hikaru. These take time." I rolled my eyes and checked underneath with the spatula. Not time to flip yet. After a few minutes of silence, we both spoke at the same time.

"I'm sorry." We said. In complete unison. I froze. Then turned around.

"Wait... What? Why are you...?"

"Kaoru told me to!" He said in defense. That made me so angry I wanted to unleash Satan.

"Typical! Your ego is too large that you can't even say sorry and mean it! Even if you know you've done something wrong! I was actually sorry and felt bad about it the moment I woke up! Your an ignorant, immature, sex pixie of a little boy that can't think for himself!"

"I came in here to say sorry!"

"BECAUSE YOUR DAMN BROTHER TOLD YOU TO! He's the one that thinks for both of you. He's the one that knows his and your feelings and he knows that you like me. I know that you like me. Hanna knows! Hell, I'm pretty sure Tamaki knows, and he's the worst person on the face of this earth to pick up signs!" It echoed. After he looked away, angry and sad and embarrassed, I realized I hadn't checked the stove in a few minutes. I flipped it just before it burned.

"I... I... I can't... I mean... I... Do..." He had trouble finding words. After his pancakes were done, I put them on a warm plate and put extra chocolate chips on top to make him feel better. I was so mad at him, but I knew he would bounce back eventually. In the meantime, I was pissed. He took the plate and went to the dining room. Just before he completely disappeared from my view, he stopped in the doorway. "Sex pixie?" He asked in a sly tone.

"Oh, shut up!" I yelled. I felt my face flush red. He continued into the dining room. It was silent. I stayed in the kitchen. I wasn't hungry anymore. My appetite had slipped away. I started welling up with tears. He made me so mad sometimes that I don't understand how people are friends with him. Or even liked him.

"Sakura?" A soft voice came from the doorway. It was Hanna. I wiped my tears and tried to make it look like I wasn't crying, but I obviously failed because she came right up to me and hugged me. Close. "Are you... okay?" I buried my face in her shoulder and just let it all out. I cried for about five minutes straight. I squeezed her and didn't want her to leave. She kept saying something, but I couldn't hear her. Tears streamed down my cheeks like a leaky dam and some splashed my lenses. When I was done, I pulled away, wiped my face and dabbed my glasses dry before wiping them. "Better?" She asked. I nodded with a weak smile.

"I just... I don't want to hurt either of their feelings..." I said. Woah woah woah. Wait. Did I just tell her my feelings? I never really ever told anyone. Why is she different?

"Well, as cheesy as it sounds, if you follow your heart, you'll know what to do." She said. Geez, for someone who doesn't even realize she likes Honey, she gives super heart-filling advise. Now I can definitely see the resemblance.

"I guess." I said. She smiled.

"Okay. Not let's get you home. I'm sure your sister wants you at the shop today?" I nodded. After I cleaned the dishes, I took a shower there and Hanna and Tamaki took me home. It was silent the entire ride.

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Turns out, since she had already gone up to the shop, she didn't really need me. Whoopie. That's means a long nap for me, and I slept all my bad emotions and anger off that afternoon.

When I woke up from my nap later that day, I had gotten a text from Tamaki. 'Emergency host club meeting: meet at the schoolyard in twenty minutes.' I wondered what it was about. I glanced at my clock. It was two in the afternoon. I groaned and rolled out of bed. My closet seemed so far away...

After I got changed into my usual torn jeans and dark hoodie I headed towards the school. The walk was silent from words. The only sound was the leaves in the trees and the birds chirping as they flew overhead. I took a deep breath in and exhaled the fresh air. The walk was peaceful.

When I arrived at the front steps of the school, I was the only one left. "What's wrong?" I asked Tamaki, rubbing the sleep out of my eye. He seemed so excited that he was squirming in his shoes.

"Ladies and gentlemen, we have a school festival coming up!"