The Lost Bet.

Prologue: Kaoru's Unlucky Day.

About Hikaru's lost bet, Kyouya's victory and how those two things can result in the start of Kaoru's suffering.

Kaoru leaned over his brother's shoulders, looking uninterested at the game at hand. For some reason his twin was determinate to defeat Kyouya in a game. There was only one detail: Hikaru was horrible at playing that game. And Kyouya seemed to be a master in it, for some unexplainable reason. He was probably cheating, Kaoru grinned in himself. Everyone had already given up on beating him and found something else to amuse themselves with, but Hikaru just wouldn't give up. So Kaoru watched the game and saw how Hikaru lost all his fake money. Too bad for the Shadow King it wasn't real money. He could've bathed in the money he won from Hikaru then. Although that would be a little cold, and there are much better things to do with money.

"Seriously, Hikaru, just give up. This is not even funny to watch," Kaoru sighed, slightly annoyed because his twin was paying more attention to a stupid game then to him.

"You have nothing left to play for, anyway. And there is no point in playing this game if there's no price," Kyouya leaned back in his chair, stretching his arms.

"Argh," Hikaru sighed annoyed. "Haruhi?"

"What is it?" the girl answered annoyed, hoping that she could've gone home already.

But Tamaki didn't let her, since it was Friday and there was nothing else to do anyway. Even though she protested by saying she had to make dinner, Tamaki said she could do that later. Since it was way too much trouble to protest further, Haruhi had sighed and given in. The result was this, a very grumpy Haruhi, annoyed, bored, and contemplating over why the hell she was there in the first place.

"Can I have your money to play? You're not playing anymore, anyway, so you don't need it," Hikaru gave her a pleading smile.

Kaoru sighed and reprimanded him: "Just give up! It's rude to ask for that anyway!"

"But Kaoru… I want to win too!" he shrugs. "It doesn't matter."

"Hikaru… Why do you think that after you lost 28th times before, you'll win the 29th… That doesn't make any sense," Kyouya sighed.

He was just bored of playing with Hikaru. There was nothing exiting about winning over and over again. Kaoru seemed just as annoyed and he sighed, throwing his hands up in the air, knowing his twin wouldn't give up anyway: "Don't you dare complain to me when Kyouya-senpai wins again!"

"Oh, just take it," Haruhi gave in as well.

"Thank you!"

And the game was resumed. Kaoru gave up on watching and walked over to Honey. He sat down on a chair and watched the cake on the table. For a moment he thought about it, watching how the boy ate it so happily, contemplating if it was worth the risk of asking the most wrong question, but then asked: "Can I have a piece too?"

"Of course!" silence. "But… don't take the strawberry. I really love strawberries."

"Nah, that's okay," Kaoru took a little piece, almost not worth cutting it off, but he did it anyway. "I'm only eating because I'm bored."

That received a very, very shocked and hurt look, almost like he said he would blow up the earth. Tears were practically overflowing, so he quickly put up his most 'enjoying' face as he mumbled something about how delicious the cake was.

And the blonde boy was set at peace again.

"Hikaru has been playing for a while now, has he?" Haruhi leaned against the wall, close to the table Kaoru was sitting.

"Yeah, too long if you ask me. He's the only one still playing!" Kaoru complained. "I wanna go home!"

"Don't be such a baby, Kaoru. I'll win this time!" Hikaru said over his shoulder.

Kaoru watched him play a little more. It was really annoying to see how many times his brother lost. At first it was kind of funny, because he said every time again that this time, for sure, he'd defeat Kyouya and then ended up losing, but now it had just become annoying. Kaoru had given up on helping him, since it was no use anyway. Now he sat there, bored and chewing on a piece of cake, as he watched his twin lose again. He sighed, and listened to Haruhi and Honey talk about nothing interesting. They were just trying to let the time pass more quickly too. Oh, why did Hikaru have to be so stubborn? Why did he want to defeat Kyouya so badly, anyway?

Kaoru felt a little uneasy. He was sure no one else saw it, but there was something in Hikaru gestures, such a subtle stubbornness that made Kaoru realise there was something more about this. This wasn't just for the game. This wasn't just because Hikaru's pride didn't allow him to lose. This was because of the player he was up against.

It was because Hikaru was jealous, and for no reason whatsoever.

It was because Kaoru was looking way too much at Kyouya and he had that look in his eye when he did, or at least that was Hikaru's opinion. It wasn't like Kaoru loved Kyouya. No way, he was not gay. He grinned. And even if he was, Kyouya certainly wouldn't be his type. He didn't need love. Love was so serious. It was enough to have his twin, more wasn't needed. So he had just given Hikaru a sceptic look, a kiss on his cheek and a smile, stating there was nothing to worry about at all. But Hikaru didn't seem to be convinced. Therefore he wanted to defeat Kyouya, because to him it was a lot more then just a game.

Kaoru smiled in himself, even thought it was annoying, in a weird way, it was also kind of cute. It meant his twin just couldn't take him looking at other people, even if there wasn't anything to search behind that. It meant his twin was afraid too, afraid to be apart. Kaoru couldn't imagine them apart. He just couldn't picture himself without Hikaru. But there was no reason to worry. Well, yes, his twin was busy with the commoner girl lately, and Kaoru suspected him off slowly falling in love with her, even though he hoped he was wrong, but somehow he just couldn't get that jealous and childish as Hikaru. He just watched things and if it ever came to that, came to them being separated then he'd… accept it.

He'd accept it if his twin was happy because of that.

Hikaru is just stupid. Me, in love with Kyouya? Geez, that's almost insulting.

He watched the dark haired boy, pushing up his glasses, leaning back in his chair. He seemed to be slightly annoyed by Hikaru's whish to defeat him too, but it wasn't really noticeable. Hikaru lost again, asking Mori for his play money, who just nodded. Kaoru rolled his eyes. Hikaru was exaggerating, and it was annoying. God, it was annoying. But he didn't say anything.

Really, where did he get that idea from anyway? Him and Kyouya? That was just… wrong…

Although, now Kaoru looked at Kyouya a little closer, he was kind of cute. In a weird way then, but still… He shook the thought of. No. He wasn't in love. He didn't even like him. Kyouya was selfish, and his thoughts were possessed by figures and calculations. He only thought of himself, always exploited everything. It was just annoying, nearly disgusting and Kaoru couldn't bring himself to like anyone like that. He and Kyouya were completely different, the exact opposites.

Opposites attract.

What?!

Stop thinking those things.

Kaoru sighed. Why was he thinking such things?

Kyouya looked up and blinked as he saw Kaoru staring at him. He looked back and suddenly Kaoru realised he was staring. He blushed and looked away. Blushed? Why was he blushing? And why did his heart beat so fast? Why did his hands feel so sweaty and was breathing suddenly so weird?

It's because I got caught. Nothing to worry about. You always feel like that when you got caught.

And getting caught meant he was doing something wrong. Staring at Kyouya was wrong. Loving Kyouya was wrong. He wouldn't love him. Inwardly, he cursed Hikaru for ever bringing that topic on. Now he was doubting himself and it felt so ridiculous. He had been contradicting himself for weeks now, saying Kyouya was handsome, saying that he was stupid, thinking that his smile was so cute, thinking that he was selfish. He hated it, hated the way he felt. He just wanted to go, just didn't want to be there anymore.

Kaoru sank away in his thoughts again as he watched the world outside the window. Really, Hikaru was crazy for thinking such things. He had no right to talk anyway. Like Kaoru didn't notice how he stared, yes bluntly stared at that little commoner girl. But did Kaoru shove in his face that he liked her? No. Because he… He wasn't jealous. And that scared him. Just a little. But it did. Or maybe he was just so scared that he didn't even dare admitting to himself. Oh, well, things weren't going to move in an alarming speed anyway. It would take some time before Hikaru realised he liked her, if he did. Maybe Kaoru was just paranoia.

He sighed.

"Can we go home now?" he said, barely audible.

Hikaru shrugged in response.

And Kyouya, Kyouya was sick and tired of it. He had better things to do then playing with Hikaru, who had no change of winning anyway, but just letting him win wouldn't work either. He sighed. He had to find something else. Looking discreetly around for something to give him an idea, his eye fell on Kaoru, sitting on the window-sill, looking with a very bored and annoyed, and to Kyouya somewhat cute look in his eyes. Cute? He looked away. Kaoru wasn't cute. No way. Definitely not.

"I'm tired of playing," Kyouya said, an idea forming in his head, "unless you come up with a more interesting thing to play for."

"Interesting as in?" Hikaru looked up, a creepy feeling filling his chest.

Kyouya smirked.

"Let's play for Kaoru," he said seriously.

"WHAT!" in an instant the younger twin was on his feet. "WHAT THE HELL IS THAT SUPPOSED TO MEAN?!"

Who does he think he is?!

Hikaru stayed a lot calmer and raised an eyebrow: "what do you mean?"

"If you loose, he'll stay at my house for a week and be my servant," Kyouya saw Hikaru was really going to go through with it and since that was not what he wanted to begin with, he quickly added: "and he'll have to wear a maid-outfit all the time through."

"Sure," Hikaru smiled, confident in his own skills. "And if I win?"

Kaoru just stared at them both is complete disbelieve.

"You won't win," Kyouya sighed. "But if by any change you do, I'll do the same for you."

His mouth fell open.

"Ne, ne, Kyou-chan," Honey jumped in the conversation, "you'll have to make Kao-chan wear cat ears too!"

And this was just going too far.

"WHAT!" Kaoru turned around and looked at the small boy furiously as he shouted: "COULD YOU PLEASE NOT MAKE IT WORSE!"

He turned around to Kyouya and his twin again, as he tried to ask calmly: "Don't I get a say in this?"

Kyouya and Hikaru turned their head on the same time, as they both resolute stated: "No."

"You better not loose, Hikaru," Kaoru sighed defeated. "I'll kill you if you do."

Kaoru was furious beyond compare, but he just looked away, clenching his fist. He didn't even want to look at the game. What was he going to do if Hikaru lost? He didn't want to be with Kyouya alone for a whole week! They had only two days school in the week that was coming and since now was Friday, he had to be with Kyouya a whole weekend then and the rest of the week with only Monday and Tuesday school. He was going to kill Hikaru if he lost. He didn't want to be away from Hikaru and certainly not with… With that guy.

Somehow, he always felt some kind of weirdly awkward when he was around Kyouya. He just couldn't take the way he could smile and still be so scary. And now he was already doubting, a week alone with him wouldn't make it any better. There were just so many reasons that was wrong!

Where did they get the guts from anyway?! Just playing for a living being, a complete independent individual! He paced up and down the room, mumbling in himself about how exactly he'd torture Hikaru if he dared to loose. No way! Hikaru couldn't lose! Hikaru wouldn't lose. Kaoru couldn't even imagine how painful that week would be. There was just no way a simple game could end up like that.

"Kaoru?"

Oh crap.

"Sorry…"

He lost.

"I… I lost…" Hikaru's voice was almost inaudible.

Kyouya just smirked triumphantly, leaning back in his chair, watching Kaoru try to control himself. This could become interesting, even though he wondered how he was going to make Kaoru wear that said outfit, without everyone thinking he was the biggest pervert in the world. And at least Hikaru wouldn't want to play cards with him for a long, long time. Kaoru wouldn't let him. For sure, Kaoru wouldn't ever let him again.

"I'm going to kill you," Kaoru laughed, even scarier then Kyouya ever was before.

Honey hid behind Mori's leg and Tamaki hoped his members wouldn't get killed. Kaoru jumped on Hikaru, the twin falling off the couch, hitting the ground rather hard. Kaoru launched some punches at his chest, hard enough to let him know he wasn't in the least pleased with how the situation turned out, but not hard enough to hurt him. Kaoru would never hurt him. He just couldn't. But still, he was angry and didn't like this at all. Why did he have to be the one to spend time with Kyouya? With Kyouya of all people! He didn't want to be with that calculating freak longer then he had to. He sighed.

How did I end up like this? Why just now? Why just Kyouya?

"Okay then…" he faced Kyouya. "But don't try anything funny. I know Kung-Fu."

"You don't," Hikaru said, but just received a glare.

"He didn't have to know that," Kaoru answered. "And if I were you, I'd shut up and be a very, very nice boy."

Hikaru just swallowed as he watched the displeased face of his twin. He wanted to say he was sorry, but that wouldn't change anything. He sighed, his twin still sitting on his chest. Hikaru knew he had gone too far, but he just…

"Can I go home now?" Haruhi said. "Now Hikaru stopped playing, this is over right?"

"Oh, then there is one good thing about this," Kaoru said, glaring at Hikaru again.

"K-Kaoru… I'm really sorry!" Hikaru quickly apologized.

"You better be!" Kaoru said back irritated. "Geez! Why do I have to suffer because you're an idiot?!"

"But you'll do that for me, right?" Hikaru smiled at him.

"What happens if I refuse?" Kaoru looked up, daringly, still sitting on his twin chest.

"Then I'll make Hikaru walk around in the Host Club for two weeks with that same maid-outfit," Kyouya said coldly.

And then my twin would be a coward who can't face the consequences. Maybe this is good. In a weird way. Maybe this will teach Hikaru that he just can't do whatever he wants.

"Alright then. Seven days and seven nights. Not a minute longer," Kaoru stood up. "Can we go then?"

Hikaru slowly got up and dusted his clothes. Tamaki just nodded, slightly confused about how a simply game could end up with Kaoru and Hikaru separated for the first time in their life, or at least he thought it was.

"See you Monday then!" Haruhi quickly said as she made her way to the door, fast, so Tamaki won't change his mind.

"Oi! Haruhi, wait! Dad has to bring you home to protect you! It's not good for girls to walk outside alone this late! Waaaaaiit," and gone was Tamaki.

Hikaru stood up as well.

"I-Is Kaoru going home with you this evening already?" he dared to ask.

Kyouya shrugged.

"No," Kaoru quickly said. "But I'll help cleaning up a little here, okay?"

"Alright then," Kyouya said.

"You can go home, Hikaru," and Kaoru sounded cold.

"Yeah, sure… sure…" and gone was Hikaru, knowing his twin was really mad at him.

The door shut close and Kaoru sighed irritated. He looked to Honey and Mori, who picked up the smaller boy's briefcase. Honey got off his chair and said: "We'll be going to then! Bye-Bye!"

"Bye," Kaoru said.

The door shut close again and there he was, all alone with Kyouya. His master for a week. A whole week. And he didn't even want to imagine what he had to do for him.

"I actually thought Hikaru wouldn't go through with it," Kyouya said after some silence.

Kaoru looked up. He sighed another time.

"But since he did, I couldn't crawl back anymore, could I?" Kyouya continued.

"Oh, don't worry. I'm not mad at you," Kaoru smiled. "I'm not even mad at Hikaru, actually. Maybe it will be a good lesson for him. He probably doesn't even realise what he's done."

Kyouya just looked around, without replying. He pushed up his glasses again, reflecting the light and walked towards the cards. He neatly put a little rubber band around it and put it away. Kaoru felt awkward, not knowing what to do or what to say. This was the first time he was really alone with Kyouya. He walked towards some things he thought would be a waste to throw away and put them in the boxes.

"You're pretty silent without Hikaru around," Kyouya said after the awkward silence lasted a little too long for his liking.

"Uhm?" Kaoru laughed a little.

"I expected you to protest more, too," he continued, his back facing the younger boy.

"But if I did, I'd make Hikaru look like a fool right? Because he promised something and he has to be fully aware of the consequences of his own actions. If I don't do this then he'll never learn. And if he wants to be independent –if we both want to be independent- then he has to be able to see that, right?" Kaoru shifted a little uneasy.

Kyouya smiled a little, but that gesture was unseen by the nervously fidgeting boy.

"So you're only okay with this because there is a possible merit for Hikaru in this?" Kyouya asked back, slightly, just slightly surprised by Kaoru's answer.

"I guess so," the answer came back.

"And if it was Tamaki? Or Haruhi? Or just someone else? Would you do it then?" he put a box on a table.

"No, I don't think so," Kaoru laughed and brought some things to the box, putting them in as well. "Nothing personal, though."

Kyouya just gave him a polite smile back. He lifted the box up, looked around again and stated: "I think that's all… Oh, wait… Kaoru, could you get that?"

"Uh, what?" Kaoru followed his eyes, but didn't see anything.

"That flower there… I think it's from before, still," Kyouya said as Kaoru spotted the coloured flower.

"Yup!" Kaoru smiled as he took a chair, standing on it as he tried to reach for the flower, pinned to the wall with a nail. Unfortunately, it was just out of his reach and he reached a little further. Stubborn he balanced dangerously on his chair.

"Kaoru, wa-" the warning came, but just a few seconds to late.

He grabbed the flower, but at the same moment the chair swayed and shot under his feet. He fell backward and closed his eyes frightened, not wanting to hit the ground. But he never did. He heard the sound of a box dropping to the ground and then the realisation of the hit that stayed out.

"Kaoru? Are you okay?" the calm, not in the least concerned voice came.

Kaoru carefully opened one eye, turning his head a little. He saw Kyouya lips as the first thing and a faint blush coloured his cheeks as he realised Kyouya was holding him protectively, calmly. His shoulders were pressed against Kyouya's chest, his feet unsteady on the ground. It took a few moments before he completely realised that he was standing way to close to Kyouya. He practically jumped away, his face red and his heart beating way, way to fast. Kyouya just raised an eyebrow, looking at his strange behaviour.

Why, why am I feeling like this?

"Yeah, sure," Kaoru could say after some time, his cheeks still a little pink. "I'm fine."

He looked away as he reached his hand out.

"Here is your flower," he said softly, embarrassed for some reason.

His heart was still beating fast, and he felt warm and uneasy. He wanted Hikaru to be there. He wanted to just run away and never face Kyouya anymore. He looked at the box, laying on its side, the stuff fallen out.

He must've dropped that… to… to catch me.

And for some reason that made Kaoru feel warm again. Maybe Kyouya wasn't such a bad person after all. He shook his head lightly. No, no, no! He had to stop thinking like that! He didn't need love! He just needed his twin, and all other people were just nuisances. Other then his precious twin, no one could understand him. Other then Hikaru, no one really cared about him. No one ever would. Because he was too twisted and wrong to be loved.

"Are you really okay?" Kyouya asked again.

Kaoru looked up. He didn't really care. Kyouya couldn't really care. Why was he asking, anyway?

"Yeah, sure, don't worry about me," Kaoru laughed a little uneasy.

"Okay," Kyouya smiled back and Kaoru's cheeks warmed up again.

What's happening to me?

"Where do you put these boxes anyway?" Kaoru quickly asked to change the atmosphere a little and to calm his racing heart.

"Oh, there's a storage room that's not being used in the 'basement'. So I put everything there," Kyouya answered.

"Shall I help you carry it?" Kaoru asked as he kneeled down, placing the stuff that fell outside the box back inside.

He lifted up the box and gave Kyouya a smile.

"Sure," he said, as he walked outside, Kaoru following.

Kyouya switched off the light, closed the door behind him and watched Kaoru walk, the box in his arms, holding close, pressed against his chest. He followed him, his face as unemotional as ever, but inside things were going at a alarming speed. He didn't know why or how, but somehow this was… awkward. And Kaoru was so different than he thought he'd be. He didn't expect him to just let Hikaru use him as something to bet on in the first place. He never thought he'd be so… thoughtful about what consequences his actions might have on Hikaru's future behaviour. And he never thought he'd be that cute if he blushed. He slapped himself mentally. Why was he thinking that? That was just ridiculous and stupid. He really had to stop that.

"Which way?" Kaoru asked, looking over his shoulder.

"Follow me," Kyouya smiled as he walked off the stairs.

Kaoru followed obediently. He stared at the elder boy's back, his heart racing just a little faster, but not as fast anymore as it did before. Luckily. His heart wouldn't last long if it was going to beat like that. He stared at Kyouya's dark hair wondering why he felt this way. Wondering what it was that he felt. Kyouya looked over his shoulders and Kaoru stared in his eyes. He felt his cheeks colouring again and couldn't help but stare. Realising what he was doing, he looked away, so quickly that he forgot he still had a few steps to go off.

"Waaaaaaah!" He screamed as he stumbled, lost his balance.

He saw how the box flew out his hands, hitting the stairs, he quickly and painfully following that path. His head hit the steps and his wrist made a painful sound. When he reached the end of the stairs, he laid there, not wanting to come up, embarrassed beyond words.

Why am I acting so clumsy?

"Kaoru?" the calm voice asked. "Are you okay?"

"Aaaaaaauwcchhhzzzz" he complained, as he pushed himself back up.

"Kaoru?" Kyouya sat next to him.

"What?" Kaoru looked up and his eyes widened as he found Kyouya's face way to close for his liking.

"How many fingers do you see?" he said, pointing in the air.

"Eh?" Kaoru blinked a little, as he let himself fall on his bottom. "Three."

"Okay, follow this," Kyouya said as he slowly moved his finger to one side and then to other.

Kaoru's eyes followed.

"What are you doing?" he asked.

"I'm just checking if you're alright," Kyouya smiled. "Is your wrist okay?"

"Yeah… sure…" Kaoru looked away, "thank you."

"Can you stand?" Kyouya stood up again, reaching a hand for Kaoru.

"I think so…" Kaoru mumbled and stood up.

The world turned a little and his eyes fell half closed again, the light stinging in his head. He staggered a little.

"Looks like you're not okay after all," Kyouya sighed, as he quickly put everything back in the box. "I'll have to bring you home. Now sit down and wait here for me until I'm back. Don't move too much, it'll hurt."

"Y-Yeah… Sure…" Kaoru said as he slowly sat down again.

He could die from embarrassment, as he watched Kyouya walk away, looking over his shoulder twice to check something Kaoru couldn't figure out. Then he disappeared and Kaoru let out a pathetic whining sound. He rested his painful head in his hands, his cheeks glowing. Why was he acting so clumsy? Couldn't he do anything right? Something? He had only been knocking things over, spilling hot water on his clothes, falling of stairs, for a whole week. And Hikaru had always, always given him that knowing look and then that little grin, as Kaoru got back up, apologized for breaking whatever he broke. Normally he was quite graceful and even though they were always jumping around, he was a master at avoiding to bump against anything. But this week. He sighed.

Just why did he have to bring that up?! Stupid Hikaru, it's all HIS fault.

He just didn't know what to do anymore. Really, he was so stupid. How could he ever act normal again, after being such a clumps? He hoped Kyouya didn't notice anything, didn't notice that it was always when he looked at Kaoru and Kaoru felt caught, he did something stupid, almost as to distract him. He shivered. No, no, if Kyouya knew that would the end of the world. Even worse.

"Kaoru? Are you okay?" the voice came again.

Kaoru jerked up, closing his eyes in pain and holding his painful head.

"Don't sneak upon people like that!" he shouted.

"…" and a gold glare was all he received. "Are you feeling any better?"

"I'm fine… really…" Kaoru sighed.

He stood up, staggered a little, but stubbornly walked a little further, the world turning. Kyouya just shrugged, walking behind him.

"Here, your briefcase," Kyouya said, handing over the said item.

"Huh?" Kaoru turned around, tripping over his own feet and falling again.

Kyouya sighed.

"Really, what is it with you this week?"

"Eh! Nothing! Nothing!" Kaoru quickly got up.

He held the briefcase firm is his hand, but after a few steps, he started to stagger and sway again. He thought he'd fall yet another time, but he felt an arm around his waist, keeping him from falling. He was so tired, and he didn't even notice that he automatically leaned on the person holding him, the thought only for a few seconds in his mind how warm he felt.

No way… this is… Kyouya-senpai… doing this for me…

There was no merit in helping the younger boy outside, but still Kyouya did. Maybe this would come in handy later… or maybe, he didn't really care. Kaoru wasn't heavy anyway, feeling the weight, he almost wondered if they boy ate enough. Kaoru looked weakly up, his eyes half closed.

"I'm s-sorry…" he mumbled, feeling like a complete nuisance.

"Don't worry, it's alright," Kyouya simply answered, seeing the door only a few more metres away.

Kaoru almost fell asleep while walking.

This side of Kyouya…

Kyouya opened the door, still supporting the younger boy.

"You'll feel a lot better tomorrow, probably," he said, as they walked outside.

It was warm outside, it was almost summer. The wind played with their hair, gently, caringly. Kyouya paused a little.

"Should I call someone to pick you up?" he asked.

"Uh… no, it's okay…" Kaoru stood back on his own feet, taking his cell phone and flipping it open. "I'll be able to handle it from now on."

Kyouya nodded, but still he stayed until the black car parked and Kaoru got in, smiled at him one last time and waved.

"See you tomorrow!" Kaoru said happily.

"Bye," Kyouya answered.

Then the door closed and Kaoru drove home.

Really… how did all this result in me going to Kyouya-senpai tomorrow?

Kaoru sighed and closed his eyes. The last things he thought of before he fell asleep was how he was going to walk around in a maid-uniform tomorrow at Kyouya's house. He smirked.

Pervert.

But still… maybe being a week alone with Kyouya wasn't that bad. After all, Kaoru never knew what kind of blackmail material he could find. Or when Kyouya slept, he could finally figure out what was in that notebook of his.

And maybe, just maybe, he could figure out what that feeling was inside his chest that kept being there until he finally fell asleep on the passenger seat.

Uhm, well it's a little short. Sorry! But since it's a prologue that's okay? Right? XD Oh well. This is a new KyouKao story from me. I first wanted it to be funny, but really... I just CAN'T write funny stories. I can only write those things were everything seems to go wrong XD So, this story is going to be a little different. Oh, and I'll still be working on One Last Love Story, so if you liked this, please read that one too ). I just came up with this idea and couldn't rest until I wrote it down. And yeah, bad, bad Hikaru XD Uhm, uhm... what to say more? I don't know. I hope the next chapter will be up pretty soon, but I can't promise anything with exam period and everything. Oh, wel: YAY FOR KYOUYA AND KAORU! Yay! Yay! Yay! XD

Please review! It makes me wanna write more! Yay!

- Jazyrha