Where the moon doesn't shine
"Is it true?"
"Is what true?"
"That the moon doesn't move, but we do instead?" She lied softly in his guard; they were on top of some roof on some part of the Ouran High school, because that's always romantic. The school's so big she gave up on understanding the map and just use her nose to navigate. She'd smell her way back to the food court and she'll know where to go from there.
"My god Haruhi, with all the books you read, you would think this was common knowledge." He locks her in further, unconsciously resting his chin on the top of her head. So light she didn't feel a thing.
"So it doesn't move, and it's always there? Right?" she sinks in his guard even further and whispered, it was a cold night.
"No…It doesn't." Tamaki locked his eyes on the full moon, and so did Haruhi.
** December 2009, Some math classroom**
Haruhi, deep in thoughts taps the pen in synchronizing motions and hitting the table every other second. Hikaru on the other hand, with a few hours of work managed to make a very profound observation on his Math homework, the tennis court was in fact more square than rectangular.
"This is silly, when will we ever need to know how to calculate the area of a tennis court? We'll have someone doing that for us, surely." Hikaru openly explain his annoyance and that drew a somewhat shallow smile on Haruhi's face.
"Or you can do it yourself and get a grade out of it." Haruhi pressed random buttons at a great speed, almost as if she'd already knew the answer.
"Wouldn't you rather be outside? Tamaki's grandmother donated some rare flowers as a contribution to the school's new garden and they've just been planted in today. You want to take a walk and have a look?" Bright eyed, Hikaru turned from the window to the Haruhi who didn't even spare him a glace.
"Er No thanks, walking around that "garden" is equivalent to me not sleeping for three days. I appreciate the offer though. Anyway, you should continue with your…" If there is a word closer to the meaning of electrified, it would be how she felt when Hikaru's lips fell on hers, and how Tamaki felt when he just so happened to have left his books in the room and saw everything.