Hikaru took the reins and made the horses run as fast as they could. I was almost worried for them. I ripped off my wig and wig cap and tossed out of the carriage just as we were leaving. I had actually worn a thin tank top and shorts under my dress that day just for an emergency where I needed to change. Thank god I did. I pulled off the dress and placed it on the floor of the carriage.

We took the route to the airport. The entire time, tears kept slipping down my cheeks. In these situations, I always tensed up and started thinking about all the worst case scenarios. What if i can't convince him? What if he doesn't want to come back? I put my forehead into Kaoru's chest. "Kaoru. What if he won't come back?" I asked. He wrapped his arms around me.

"I'm sure we can convince him. Why would he want to leave us?"

"To see his mother! He was never allowed to see her!" I shouted.

"Well, no matter what, we will bring him back." Hikaru yelled. Just as I was about to respond we hit something and the cart flew us into the air. I flew the highest because I was the smallest. Hikaru ended up flying out of the cart and onto the side of the road by the woods, screaming out in pain. As Kaoru was trying to regain his balance, I stopped the cart with the reigns. Kaoru jumped off and ran to his brother's side. "Hikaru!" He yelled.

"Hikaru! I'm so sorry!" I shouted.

"You didn't do anything! Keep going!" Hikaru yelled. I wiped my tears, not wanting to leave. But I knew I had to.

I wiped the rest of my makeup off on the dress, grabbed the reins, and high tailed onto the ramp to the highway. They were just up ahead. I spotted them in a cherry red convertible car with the hood down. Tamaki's and Éclair's hair whipping in the wind. I tried to speed up faster to be parallel to the car.

When he noticed me, he looked scared. "Sakura! What are you doing!?" He yelled.

"Senpai... You can't leave us. Please." I shouted.

"Why? You all call me idiot. And I must marry Éclair."

"Do you have to? Is she really the one you love?" I shouted over the wind. "Happiness comes from what you want!" Tears slipped down my cheeks. "Do you really wants this?" I yelled. He stared at me with confusion, lovingly, and with surprise, all in one look.

"I... I don't..."

"Tamaki-senpai! Just tell me honestly what you want!" I yelled. We came to a red light as we were coming off the highway. The exit ramp to the airport. Tamaki was silent. He didn't know what to say.

"I... I don't know what I want, Sakura." He said quietly.

"This club means a lot to me. You are the one who made me feel welcomed and accepted." I said. "Please..."

With hesitation, he unbuckled his seatbelt and stood up. "What are you doing?" Éclair asked. Tamaki looked down at her and he put his foot on the seat.

"I'm sorry Éclair, but I cannot marry you. My club needs me." Tamaki said as he jumped out of the convertible and onto the carriage.

"But you can't just leave me like that!" She yelled.

I leaned to her. "Watch us." I hissed. I stood up with a straight face as the light turned green. It took every muscle in my body to not lash out at her. Tamaki took the reigns from my hands and turned left to get back on the highway the way we had come. I was still trying very hard not to cry. I didn't like when other people saw me cry. I felt weak.

"Did you really mean what you said, Sakura?" He asked in a soft voice. I didn't say a word for fear I would cry. My breathing was short and quick. I just nodded my head and bit my lip to stop myself. He wrapped his arm around around me and brought me close to his chest. "It's alright to cry. I'm here now... And I will never leave again."