Mai's POV

I was just about to shut my locker when it slammed shut in front of me. I turned quickly and covered my heart. Leaning against the locker beside mine was none other than Kyoya Ootori. I clutched my book to my chest and offered him a small smirk to match his own.

"Mr. Ootori, to what do I owe the pleasure?" I questioned.

He pushed off the locker and pulled out a single rose from behind his back. "I've been thinking-"

"Don't hurt yourself, Love." I teased.

He rolled his eyes and offered me to take the flower once more. I took it from him and twirled it around between my fingers a few times while I waited for him to say whatever it was he had been thinking about. Kyoya turned me gently and started walking me toward the auditorium.

"The spring formal is coming up-"

"That's two months away."

Kyoya sighed allowed, "If you keep interrupting me, I will not be able to ask you to accompany me."

I glanced up at him and giggled lightly. "You're asking me to a school dance?"

I stopped walking and he turned to face me. "Yes."

I laughed aloud. When I saw he was completely serious, I pressed my lips to his. "You don't really have other options. We are getting married after all, asking someone else would be a little strange."

He rolled his eyes and started walking once again. "I didn't have to ask anyone. We could just not go."

I rolled my eyes and entwined his fingers with mine as we walked. I knew I hadn't hurt his feelings exactly, but I damaged his pride a little. I felt bad. He had gone out of his way to ask me and I'd made fun of him. I glanced up at him.

"It would be my pleasure to accompany you to the spring formal. That is, if you still want to take me."

We stopped in front of the doors to the auditorium and I looked up at him still twirling the rose in my free hand. Kyoya leaned down and pressed his lips against mine. I smiled into the kiss and he moved back.

"It would be an honor to escort you, Ms. Kato."

I swung our arms slightly, "Then it's a date."

A ghost of a smile met his lips and he brought my hand up to his lips. "I'll see you after your practice."

Kyoya's POV

The club had only been going on for about half an hour before the door to the club opened slowly. I, as well as the other hosts, looked up. Mai shut the door behind her and she hurried over to me, sending Tamaki a quick wave before falling onto the couch across from me.

"Guess what." She insisted.

"I thought you were supposed to be at your practice."

"I am, but I had something to tell you so I cut it short."

"Something to tell me that couldn't wait until after practice?"

"Yes. Now guess what happened."

"What happened?"

"No you have to guess."

I sighed and set my notebook aside.. "The president of student affairs asked you to organize a routine for the upcoming Ouran Donor's Fair."

Mai's face fell from a smile into a pout. "That wasn't a guess. How did you find out?"

A smirk fell on my lips, "You should know by now that I know everything that happens at this school."

Mai leaned forward, her elbows resting on her knees. "Oh do you?"

"I do."

Tamaki's POV

"You know, he's changed since he started dating her." Hikaru mused as guests started filing out.

Karou nodded, "Yeah, boss. Pretty soon he'll forget all about us."

I turned to the twins. "Mommy would never forget about us."

They shrugged in unison. "He is getting married."

"After that is kids."

"Then he'll forget all about the club."

The twins reasoned together.

I glanced over to where Kyoya and Mai were sitting across from one another. They were speaking lowly to one another so I couldn't hear what they were saying, but whatever it was it seemed to be a heated discussion. Mai got up from her spot and moved from her couch to his and sat beside him, a mischievous smile plastered on her face as she spoke quickly. Her eyes seemed to dart to where we were and then she said something quickly to him. He chuckled quietly.

"We can hear you, you know." He said loudly.

I felt my face heat up. I hadn't been able to hear them so it hadn't occurred to me that they would be able to hear our conversation. Especially now that the room was more or less empty. Every words the Twins and I had exchanged had been heard.

Mai stifled a laugh, "We aren't getting married until we graduate. I'm not going to steal him away from you, Tamaki."

Kyoya looked down at her and said something lowly to her. He smiled and she laughed.

A soft smile let my features. The twins were right. Kyoya had changed. They both had, but maybe it wasn't as bad as they made it seem.