Disclaimer: InuYasha © Rumiko Takakashi and Ouran High School Host Club © Bisco Hatori. I own nothing. All rights belong to their respective owners/creators.

Brief summary – In this story, Kagome is living with her cousin Haruhi. She moved away from the Shrine since she could not stand living there anymore. Kagome cannot travel through time anymore and InuYasha cannot travel to her time anymore. The final battle was complete and Naraku was destroyed. Kagome is one year older than Haruhi and is in Tamaki Suoh and Kyouya Ootori's class.

Author's Note - I am fixing up this story. That is why I am re-posting the chapters one by one.

Chapter One: Sick

"I feel awful." Kagome groaned, her eyes swirling. All around her, it felt as though the world were spinning. In every direction she looked, objects were swaying, moving back and forth. She lay in her twin bed, the covers drawn all the way up to her chin.

"Kagome-chan, ready to go?" knocked Haruhi. She walked into her cousin's room and saw that she was still in bed. Her eyes widened and she rushed forward. "Kagome-chan, what's wrong?" Her cousin was a dreadful shade of white. Haruhi knelt down and watched her cousin, concerned.

Kagome slowly turned her head to the right, and offered the brunette a small smile. "I'm not feeling so good, Haruhi-chan," she managed to say before a few coughs erupted from her lips.

Haruhi cringed. "Would you like to stay home today?" Kagome nodded. "Alright then," Haruhi said with a smile. "I'll go call Otou-san and tell him that we're staying home." She started to walk towards the door but stopped a moment later. "Kagome-chan, is there anything you would like?"

"Maybe some cough drops and water?" She spoke meekly. "And Haruhi-chan, you don't need to stay home too. Go to school."

Haruhi rolled her eyes. "I'll go get those from the kitchen," she stated and shut the door. "Typical Kagome-chan," she muttered to herself and neared the apartment's small kitchen.

"Haruhi-chan… Haruhi-chan… Haruhi-chan!" an overly panic-stricken Tamaki charged, grabbing his 'daughter' by the shoulders and began to shake her violently. "Where's Kagome-chan? Why wasn't she in class today!" His voice rose louder, bouncing off the walls. "Did something happen? Is my second beloved daughter okay?"

"Easy there Tamaki-senpai, just calm down." Haruhi said steadily and removed Tamaki's hands from her shoulders. "Nothing bad happened to Kagome-chan. She's not hurt."

"Then where is she?" He demanded. "She wasn't in class at all today!" His second daughter's seat was empty in all of the classes they had together: History, English and mathematics.

Haruhi shrugged her shoulders. "She's at home sick."

Right away, all of the hosts ceased their current activity and directed their attention towards Haruhi.

"Haru-chan, what do you mean… she's sick?" Honey sniffled, tears forming inside of his eyes.

Haruhi blinked. "Let's see," she mumbled, "When I left, I checked her temperature. She had a small fever and was complaining of a sore throat." Haruhi decided to withhold the addition of mentioning Kagome felt nauseous and dizzy. There was no use in making the hosts—Tamaki especially—take the situation and make it even worse.

"What!" Kaoru exclaimed and jumped to his feet. Before, he was sitting down in one of the luxurious couches with his twin brother, playing the latest video game on their newest console. However, after hearing of Kagome's illness, he had long forgotten about the game. "Is she okay?" He rushed forward, his eyes wider than usual. "Is she taking any medication? Is she sleeping? Why didn't you bother to stay home with her?"

Haruhi grimaced. "I tried to stay home with her but she wouldn't let me."

Kaoru's face softened. "She put up a fuss, huh?" Haruhi nodded. Kagome was notorious within the club—within the school for that matter—for putting up a fuss whenever others wanted to help her. "I bet she said that she wanted you to come to school so that you wouldn't miss anything, huh?" Kaoru questioned.

Haruhi sighed. "It's like you were there listening into the conversation."

Kaoru chuckled but it did nothing to calm his nerves. "Is she sleeping now?" He wondered aloud.

"When I left for school, she was sleeping," Haruhi explained.

"At least she's getting her rest," Kyoya piped in, sitting at his usual table with his laptop open. "Sleep is essential, especially when you're sick." Mori and Honey nodded in agreement.

"But sleep isn't enough!" Tamaki hollered as the room then went dark and a single spotlight fell over him. "After all, what good will sleep do, if no one is there to help Kagome-chan when she wakes up? What will she do if she gets hungry or she starts to feel even worse?" His voice started to rise and he waved his arms like a rag doll. "With Haruhi-chan at school and her father at work, no one will be there to help Kagome-chan in her desperate time of need."

"Um, Senpai, you're making it sound as though she's dying," Haruhi said flatly; but was ignored.

"That's why I suggest we all go over there to help out our little girl!" Tamaki shouted, standing straight. "Now, who's with me?"

"We are boss!" The twins chorused, saluting.

"So are we!" Honey and Mori sat up from their matching chairs, and stood tall and straight. "After all, if Kago-chan isn't feeling good, I want to be there to help her. Don't you, Takashi?" Mori grunted in agreement.

"I suppose I'll come as well," Kyoya said and shut his laptop.

Though, I'm guessing Kagome won't be too happy to see us, he added to himself.

"Then what are we waiting for?" Tamaki shouted as the lights came back on. "Let's get going!" He reached for Haruhi's hand and started to charge out of the room. Haruhi yelled for him to slow down and Hikaru and Kaoru ran off, following behind them. Honey jumped onto Mori's shoulders with Usa-chan tightly in his grasp and Kyouya set about putting his equipment away.

"Kagome, you don't know what you've gotten yourself into." He said to himself, shaking his head.