Hello everyone I just forgot to put a disclaimer for this. I'm only doing one though.
Disclaimer: I don't own Ouran Highschool Host Club or Durarara!
Akito Orihara POV
"Stay safe!" My dad smiled as I boarded the bus. He's a strange one, but I can't argue, I adopted some of his traits, such as the need to know everthing about the people around me and a little bit of his sadistic side.
You are probably wondering who the h*ll he is right?
Simple, he's Izaya Orihara. Information broker.
I came into this world from a one night stand when Izaya was completely drunk. As soon as I was born, I was dropped off at my dad's and just lived with him ever since.
But a little about me. Hmm. . . let's see.
I'm Akito Orihara, fifteen. Going into my first year of high school. Hobbies are antagonizing Shizu-chan, stalking people, sarcasm, chess. Well, I can't annoy Shizu-chan anymore, yes I adopted my dad's nickname for him.
My dad decided that the city was getting a little too dangerous, so I'm being shipped out to Ouran Private academy, since I do have pretty good grades in school, I was able to get a scholarship to go there. I'll be staying with one of my dad's old friends that hr randomly ran into one day, Mr. Suoh? I did some research on him and it turns out that he's the principal of the school and has a son named Tamaki Suoh. I'm kind of hoping he'll be a little bit like Shizu-chan, since life will be pretty boring now that I won't have the opprotunity to annoy him every second of the day.
But I digress.
"Bye Dad!" I waved back, the sleeves on my jacket flapping with the wind as the bus picked up speed. I usually wear a white jacket with black fringe, like my dad's but with the colors switched; accompanied by a black tee shirt and black long pants. I don't own anything besides that outfit, so that's all I'll be wearing at Ouran. I'm not wearing those banana yellow nasty dresses.
Point being, my dad raised me like a mini- him.
I have my own pocket knife and everything.
I really hope this Ouran Highschool is not a major let down.
If it is, someone's going to get hurt.
I have several hours, why not read up on my soon-to-be fellow first-year classmates?
