"She must have been in shock. All she has to do is get some rest and drink plenty of water." Haru heard a voice above her.
She barely opened her eyes, making sure to look like they were still closed. She saw the same suited guy who nearly killed her with his expensive car talking to the nurse. They both were beside her hospital bed. She immediately shut them fully closed when Hibari looked down at her. He looked back at the nurse.
"Once she's awake, please call me." Hibari said, handing the nurse what looked to be like a business card. He wanted to make sure that he wouldn't have to be held fully responsible if he were to leave Haru here without saying anything.
"Okay." The nurse said, bowing before Hibari left.
The nurse stared at the business card for a few moments, a surprised look appearing on her face before setting it down on the small table next to Haru. She went over to the next patient. Haru snapped her eyes opened and curiously looked at the business card.
Her mouth widened into a bright smile once she read the words on it.
Hibari Kyouya.
Ceo of Namimori Cloud Hotel. Kyushu and Namimori Locations.
"…Cloud hotel." Haru whispered to herself. She immediately recognized the luxurious hotel. They were the most well-known and highly acclaimed hotels of all Japan. She had never set foot in the place because it intimidated her so much from all of the commercials, brochures, ads, and news about it.
The man who just walked in here is the freaking ceo….OF THE FREAKING CLOUD HOTEL.
"No fucking way." Haru said in a louder voice. She immediately clasped her hands over her mouth afraid that the nurse heard her. Thankfully she didn't. She saw the car that the man drove. It was a Rolls-Royce; that car was worth several million. This guy was probably almost a billionaire.
This was perfect.
Haru knew what she was going to do.
xxxx
Haru managed to escape out of the hospital room without the nurse catching her into a bathroom to devise a plan. She started giggling manically as she looked at the business card, a surge of happiness enveloping her. She exaggeratedly kissed the piece of paper.
"My golden ticket!" She sighed, waving her arms around, squealing in excitement.
She snapped out of it and went inside a stall.
She had to think up of a good plan; she had to use the best of her acting skills.
"My shoulder was fractured." Haru whimpered, as she held onto her shoulder with the most obvious look of pain to her face, "...I don't think I'll ever be able to use my arm normally again."
She looked Hibari in the eyes. She gave him the most devastating look she could ever muster. Her brown eyes became watery as they trembled.
"…Please, you have to compensate money so I can get surgery, I can't afford it at all. You have to compensate for almost running me over too."
Hibari nodded.
"Yes, that's the right thing to do. I have more money than I can count." He said, then stood up, gracefully extending his arms, "I WILL COMPENSATE YOU!"
"Hahi! Thank you so much Kyouya Hibari-san, you're such a lifesaver! Thank you! Thank you!"
"Hehehehehe!" Haru giggled, snapping out of her reverie. That was perfect; that's what she would do. Even though her shoulder ached, it was nowhere near fractured. Guilt-tripping was a bad thing to do, but desperate times called for desperate measures.
Plus, he had to give her money. He nearly caused her death. She could easily sue him for a lot more if he refused to. She looked at the address on the business card before stuffing it back into her pocket. Haru strutted out of the bathroom, ready to start her mission.
xxxx
Haru had managed to swiftly escape the hospital, meeting Tsunayoshi at a convenience store. The two sat across from each other on stool tables eating large bowls of ramen.
"Are you alrigh-"
"Don't ask me that, Tsuna-san! And yes I'm totally fine." Haru replied, "They nearly got me this time, but look!"
She held up a shiny, golden colored business card. Tsunayoshi leaned forward, trying to get a better look at it. He raised his eyebrows, wondering what this was all about. Haru characteristic smile came back.
"This here is my winning lottery ticket!" She said, "You know the guy who almost ran me over? Well, it turns out he's the ceo of the Cloud Hotel."
"Seriously?" Tsuna's brown eyes widened, recognizing the affluent business it came with.
"Seriously." She nodded.
Tsuna hesitated for a bit, before catching onto Haru's devious expression. His friend was always, always up to something, "…What are you going to do this time?"
"Something clever."
xxxx
"Why would she do that?" Hibari held the phone as he sat down on a sofa. He reached his large office room, several stacks of documents were in front of him. He figured he would get these done quickly before deciding to possibly postpone the meeting with the foreign businessman.
He leaned back onto the sofa as he listened to the other line. The hospital had called him back, only to notify him that Haru had left without any word.
"I'm afraid we can't contact anyone else she might possibly know." He heard after the voice on the other line said that they didn't know why.
"Hn." Hibari simply said. He honestly didn't care anymore, "If she's okay by now, which I assume she is, I'll be getting back to my work."
He immediately hung up the phone before putting it beside him. He leaned towards the table, pushing strands of his raven bangs back. This was not his day at all. The bucketfuls of paperwork and possible cancellation of a meeting was a stress inducing nightmare for the future ceo…or technical ceo since the grandfather was very sick.
He heard a quiet buzzing sound; Hibari stood up and looked at the surveillance camera above him. It was Kukasabe. He opened it.
"What are you doing here?" Hibari asked.
"I was here to deliver more documents from the Kukuyo group."
"…Of course." Hibari quietly said, then noticed Kukasabe wasn't finished talking, "What else?"
"Someone wanted to see you."
xxxx
"Oh my goodness…oh my god." Haru said as she took in the wonderful sights of the Cloud Hotel, "…This is even more amazing in person."
She held up the card before looking at the foyer ahead of her. It was magnificent. Everywhere was completely polished and clean. There was even two sets of opposite stairways that led to the upper floor. It looked like some sort of mansion house. This was how her and her father dreamt of living in their dreams. She didn't know how real it could get…that people actually owned and lived like this.
But where was this Hibari guy exactly?
"Excuse me…do you know where I can find Kyouya Hibari's office?" Haru asked one of the front desk people, in her most professional voice she could muster.