What goes around

Comes back around,

My baby.

Tamaki anxiously looked between the remaining few at the table. He was debating whether he should join the twins' race to the hospital, or sit and catch up with his best friends.

Feeling his pants pocket vibrate, Tamaki jumped before quickly pulling out his phone.

Kellen's fine, we're fine, Prince Tamaki. Don't let us interrupt your gathering. – Sadja

Tamaki sighed, and tucked his phone back into his pocket. Smiling weakly, he cleared his throat. "Kyouya, Haruhi!" Tamaki called "I haven't seen you guys in so long! I almost forgot what you looked like, not that I would've forgotten what you guys looked like, I'm saying –"

"We missed you too, Tamaki." Haruhi interrupted, smiling as she nursed a cold compress to her cheek.

Tamaki smiled and nodded. "It was Sadja's idea to invite you guys. She said it was time for a Family Reunion." He looked at the remaining occupants of the tale.

"It's a weird reunion, Tama-chan. Hika-chan and Kao-chan are missing," Honey added.

"Right, well. We can have a real reunion, like a festival. For old times' sake," Tamaki offered, looking at Kyouya.

Tilting his head, the dim lights flashed off of his glasses, and he pushed them back onto the bridge of his nose. Faking a small smile, Kyouya nodded. "Sounds like a great idea, Tamaki. For old times sake."

Tamaki smiled ecstatically and jumped onto the table, placing one hand on his hip and the other in the air. "Operation: The Host Clubs Final Festival is a go!"

Sadja and Tallulah stood at Kellen's bedside, speaking in hushed tones. "As far as revenge wise, is everything okay?" Tallulah asked.

Sadja nodded. "Everything is a go. By the time the festival is here, it'll be all gone."

"Oh, you sneaky conniving bastard," Tallulah smirked. Sadja rolled her eyes playfully before her eyes landed on Kellen's unconcious form. "Now for the moment of truth; how are you taking things?"

Sadja gave a weak smile. "Memories won't let me get any sleep. Rai is on my ass about it. I'm going through hell, can you tell?"

Tallulah eyed Sadja over. Her hair wasn't as shiny, her eyes were somewhat dull and she was slouching. "Nope, you look normal." Tallulah answered, followed by two thumbs up.

Sadja snorted and rolled her eyes. "Thanks for lying to me,"

"You're welcome."

Moving to take a seat by Kellen's bed, Sadja dropped her head into her hands. She sighed deeply and ran her fingers through her hair.

"Kyouya, do you ever rest? I swear, you treat that notebook better than you treat me." Sadja rolled her eyes glaring at him. Kyouya looked up momentarily and shrugged.

"She is a keeper," He replied simply. Sadja threw a pen in his direction and missed – naturally.

"You know, I don't know how you're never picked last for teams. Your aim is not short from terrible." Kyouya teased, never looking up.

"Is that right?" Sadja ground out, running her fingers through her hair. Kyouya gave a curt nod, and grinned.

Getting out of her seat, she walked over to Kyouya and smacked the book out of his hands. Resting her body ontop of his, she rubbed herself all over him.

"You need a rest." She said in a low whisper. Kyouya wrapped his arms around her midsection and pulled her closer.

"And how do you suppose I do that with you here? You're a distraction."

"Oh? Okay. I'll leave." She replied trying to disentangle herself from him. Kyouya squeezed her.

"Nope, you're going to stay here and rest with me." He told her, rolling to the side.

Sadja turned to face him and pushed his glasses off his face. Gently putting them to the side, she looked at him.

"What's in it for me?" She asked with a small smile.

"I don't know. But I know I get to wake up to you later on." Sadja rolled her eyes.

"That was cheesier than anything I've ever heard Tamaki say."

"I know." He answered, and kissed her on her forehead. Resting her head on his chest, she looked up at him before falling asleep.

Looking back up towards Kellen, she saw Tallulah push a crimson lock behind Kellen's ear. Hearing the door open, the two turned to see the twins in the doorway. Quickly shutting the door behind them, they rushed to Kellen's side. Hikaru slipped his fingers between hers, running the pad of his thumb over her hand.

Kaoru pushed her hair back and pressed a small kiss to her temple.

Sadja smiled at the scene playing out before her. Quietly whispering her goodbyes to Tallulah and the twins, she exited the hospital. Shifting through her purse, she found her phone and called the third person in her history.

"Koemi, how are you?" Sadja asked when she heard her friends soft voice.

"I miss Rai. 'Lula misses you." She answered. Sadja smiled.

"I'll be there soon. Did you do as I asked?" Sadja asked stepping into her limo, and closing the door behind her.

"Yes. Your laptop is here. Are you sure this is a good idea?" Koemi asked. Sadja squeezed her eyes shut.

"Not at all. But for the love of revenge, could you not make me feel guilty about this one?"

Koemi snorted. "You've got this grand master plan to get back at some kid for hurting you, and you don't even have everything charted out? Goddamn it, Sadja. I can't go to jail as an accomplice. I've got Alula to worry about. You know what, you think you're so grown. I'm kicking your ass up and down this street when you get here."

Sadja frowned and rolled her eyes. "Fine." She huffed and pressed end, throwing her phone on the seat.

The ride to Koemi's home had been uneventful, mostly because somewhere between the large amount of twists and turns and her thoughts being consumed by Kyouya, Sadja had fallen asleep.

Feeling herself being jostled awake, she opened her eyes wearily to see her young neice kneeling down in front of her. Alula smiled one of the largest gapped tooth smiles Sadja had ever seen. Smiling back, Sadja sat up slowly. "Auntie, are you tired?" Alula asked softly.

Sadja shrugged rubbed the sleep from her eyes. "You look like hell," Sadja heard not too far away from where she sat. Turning to face the voice, she saw Koemi hovering in the door of the limo. "Come on upstairs. You can sleep in my bed."

"Mama, is Auntie staying the night?" Alula asked happily, putting her hands over her chubby cheeks.

"Oh she's staying the night alright," Koemi grumbled. "Come on out so Aunty can come upstairs."

Sadja licked her lips and squeezed her eyes shut before opening one eye. "Before or after you tear into me?"

Koemi chuckled and helped Alula out of the limo. Alula grabbed onto her mother, her gapped tooth smile appearing again.

"Before, you're going to need the energy."