AN: Just a little two-shot I wanted to write. I hope you enjoy the story. :)

"Go!"

Eli struggled against Nozomi who pushed her towards the front door, face contorted in pain and rage. The tears we're flowing down her cheeks and the grip she had around the luggage she hold with her free hand seemed to hurt. Once Nozomi had pushed Eli out of their apartment she threw the luggage right at the blondes' feet, turned around and closed the door with a lout thud.

"Nozomi! Nozomi! Let us talk about it!" Eli desperately hammered at the door, not wanting to give up just yet. She needed to do something. But more importantly she needed to know why the love of her live suddenly threw her out.

"I said go! Leave!" Eli could easily hear the pain in Nozomi's voice. And she knew, whatever she did wrong, with Nozomi feeling so bad and crying her eyes out she had fucked up badly.

She felt every ounce of strength leaving her body as she rested her forehead at the door. "Please, Nozomi…" But the sobs faded away and Eli knew that Nozomi had gone into their bedroom, probably burying her face in a pillow and pouring her heart out.

Sliding down the wall beside the door, Eli thought about her situation. There was no way Nozomi would let her back in any time soon. She could tell that much by looking at her luggage. Staying outside wasn't an option either since she had to go to work tomorrow. Which meant she had to ask her friends if she could stay the night at their place.

Eli took out her phone and browsed through her contacts. There was no way she would be able to ask Nico. The short raven haired girl probably already knew what happened, knew the reason why Nozomi was upset and Eli would be doomed if she was to go there. She doubted that even Maki would be able to fix her after the world's number one and not so ladylike idol spit Eli out again.

Then there were Kotori and Umi. Even though she wouldn't risk any physical harm by going there, Umi could be terrifying if she wanted to just by using words. And once Eli would tell her what was going on, Umi would definitely scold her, telling her about her responsibilities as a wife, what she did wrong… in short, she would make Eli feel even worse than she already felt, even if she didn't intended to.

The next option that came to her mind was Alisa. But as soon as the image of her little sister invaded her mind, she dismissed the idea. Nozomi and Alisa were really close. If her sister was to know about the situation, Eli was sure that Alisa would stick to Nozomi, probably scolding her before she little blonde whirlwind would rush out of the door to take care of her sister-in-law.

That left two possible options: Honoka and Tsubasa or Rin and Hanayo. And even though Eli admired Honoka's ability to be cheerful even in the worst situations, she decided to try her luck with Rin and Hanayo. Of course they would be surprised and maybe a little bit mad at her, too. But those two would at least understand that Eli wasn't feeling any better.

Upon raising from the bottom, Eli knocked on the door again. Even if Nozomi didn't want to talk to her right now, she should at least know where Eli was going to crash in case something happened. "I'll try staying and Rin's and Hanayo's. If… there's something… you know…" Trailing of, Eli spoke loud enough for Nozomi to hear before she made her way towards her juniors.

"What the hell?!" When he had arrived at Rin's and Hanayo's, Eli had been surprised that the both of them didn't question her arrival. In fact, they had just smiled somewhat awkward and had guided her towards the living room. But once she had entered said living room… She couldn't exactly say that she understood more.

"We are going to leave the three of you alone." Taking care of Eli's luggage, Hanayo walked out of the room, dragging Rin after her to give her three guests some privacy.

"I don't get it…" Falling back onto the couch, Eli stared at the two people sitting right in front of her.

"I already started doubting that this was a coincidence when Umi walked in. Now I am absolutely sure that this is no coincidence." Crossing her arms in front of her chest, Maki frowned. Right beside her sat Umi, equally confused as her two friends.

"Ok, let me get this straight." The bluenett started. "The three of us were kicked out of our homes by our wives at the same evening?" Once Maki and Eli nodded, Umi buried her face in her hands. "And no one of us knows what exactly happened?"

"If you mean that we don't know what we did wrong to be kicked out… yeah, we have no clue." Twirling some of her red strands with her finger, Maki leaned back. "It has to be something the three of us have in common."

Eli, who started to get back to reality after she had questioned her entire existence for the past couple of minutes, groaned and stared at the ceiling. "Why don't we start by telling us how exactly we've been kicked out? Maybe one of our wives left a clue?"

"I feel like I'm in a bad mystery movie." Umi composed herself again. "But if it helps I'm going to start."

"I'm back!" Announcing her arrival after a stressful day in the university had become somewhat of a ritual. Especially after she worked overtime again to finish reading some papers her students had to hand in. Kotori would always walk into the hall and greet her with a quick kiss on the cheek. Except, today Umi waited for her wife to do exactly that, but to no avail.

"Kotori?" Looking around, Umi immediately recognized her old backpack staying in the entrance to the living area. And it seemed to be full. Growing more worried with every second that passed, Umi tried again. "Kotori?"

"Go!" That was the only reply she became. Even though it was certain that Kotori cried while saying it, it was loud and clear. And it sent a shiver down Umi's spine.

"Kotori, what-" Once she tried to enter the living area, the door leading there was slammed shut and locked by the occupant on the other side.

"I said go!" Figuring that there was no use to talk to her wife, Umi grabbed the bag and left, a tear streaming down her cheeks once she heard the sobs of Kotori.

"And why didn't you go to Honoka?" Maki asked.

"Are you serious? I bet Kotori already called Honoka to cry her eyes out. I didn't want to be there to hear it, even though Honoka would probably not be mad at me."

"Understandable." Eli muttered under her breath. She was frustrated. Not only did Nozomi kick her out, no. It seemed to be part of something since Maki and Umi had also been kicked out. Knowing that their dear wives talked a lot with each other, spending a lot of nights together, there was something to it. But Umi's story was of no use to figure anything out. "Well, I believe that this won't help us."

Nodding, Maki took a sip of the water she had brought while Umi had told her story. "My turn, I guess."

"Nico-chan, I'm back." Dragging her feet into her house, Maki didn't care about that she just threw her jacket onto the floor. Or that she almost choked herself with her ID-card of the hospital. She was just glad to be at home, spending some time with her wife… who sat at the kitchen counter, a dark look on her face and a suitcase beside her. "Nico-chan?"

"Take this and go." If she wouldn't look so dead serious right now, Maki would have thought that Nico was joking. Instead, the raven haired girl just stood up and walked into the kitchen, continuing whatever she started before Maki got home.

"What?!" Once her mouth started working again after it had hung open and the words had sunk in, Maki stomped towards the kitchen counter. "Are you serious?" She already knew that Nico was. It was a stupid question.

But the older girl didn't respond, which angered the red head. "Hello, I'm talking to you! At least tell me why!"

"And I said you should go." Nico seemed absolutely calm.

Taking the suitcase, Maki rushed towards the door. "Fine, but don't run after me." Expecting some answer when she left, Maki frowned when there wasn't one.

"Ok, this is getting ridiculous." Again, nothing of use and Eli was getting frustrated.

Umi and Maki didn't seem to do better. In fact, the three of them could be compared to lost puppies at the moment.

"So, Eli. What happened with you and Nozomi?"

"Nothing much. Once I came home and entered the living room, she looked at me. I told her that I was going to take a shower and head straight to bed because I worked overtime again and was getting tired, when she suddenly appeared in front of me, luggage in hand and pushing me out of the door. She just said I should go. She didn't answer any of my questions and-" Stopping in the middle of her sentence, Eli's eyes widened.

"Eli? What is it?"

"Did you find something? Eli?!" Maki and Umi nearly jumped on top of her. But how could she not realize it sooner?

"Ok, this is definitely no coincidence. The hell are they thinking?" Pinching the bridge of her nose, realization dawned upon Eli. How could she be this stupid?

Maki and Umi shared a confused look, not knowing what the older blonde was talking about. But they were on the verge of losing their minds, so there was only one way to figure it out.

"ELI!"