Tamaki came spinning into the host club, getting looks from the other hosts. "Guess what today is!" he shouted.
"What Tamaki-sempai?" asked Haruhi. Tamaki's face fell when no one knew.
"It's Valentine's day!" he shouted. They looked un-impressed by his statement. "We have to do something for Valentine's Day!" Tamaki pouted.
"Like usual Tamaki, you're behind on events. Uryu has already made us each a red suit, Hikaru and Kaoru have both set up decorations, Haruhi and Me ordered food, and Hunny and Mori both got music and cards as well as sweets." Kyoya said.
"WHAT! AND NONE OF YOU THOUGHT TO TELL DADDY!" Tamaki shouted in a sad voice.
"Well Mommy felt that it wasn't necessary." Hikaru said.
"That and we had it under control. Thanks to Uryu's last few ideas, we have had a decent amount of funds that is going to help develop a larger budget." Kyoya said. Uryu still almost laughed every time Tamaki or Kyoya were referred to as mommy and daddy. It was amusing.
"Very well." Tamaki settled, drinking a cup of instant coffee. Uryu shock his head as he left to make more tea. Haruhi went with him.
"Did you send a letter to that girl you like?" she asked. Uryu turned red.
"I sent her a letter, like I do every week." he said, knowing full well that's not what she ment.
"Did you send her a valentine?" she asked. Uryu turned scarlet. "That's good, because Tamaki-sempai sent her one in your name!" Haruhi said. Uryu's world came crashing down.
"W…what did he send?" he asked, knowing fully well how Tamaki was. Haruhi shrugged and Uryu ran out of the room to see Tamaki.
"Tamaki-sempai, did you send Orihime anything?" he asked, hoping Haruhi was pulling her first joke on him.
"The girl you love? Yes. It's Valentine 's Day, and since you didn't seem to be sending her something, I did in your name." Tamaki said. Uryu tried to keep his voice level.
"What did you send her?" he asked.
"I have a copy of the card if you want to see it." Kyoya said. Uryu nearly ripped it from his hand. 'I'm in love-love! I've loved you from the day we meet, and I'll always love you! Love Uryu!' If it wasn't for the fact that Orihime would hate him for it, he would have laughed at how ridiculous it was. "If it's any consolation, I also sent her one!" Kyoya said, handing Uryu a second letter. 'Dear Princess, I'm sorry my friend sent such a ridiculous letter in my name, he was trying to help. I do love you and I wish only the best Valentine 's Day for you my dear Princess. Love Uryu Ishida.' Uryu was seriously about to explode.
"When did you send these?" he asked.
"A few days ago, they should reach her today!" said Kyoya. The earth fell out from under him and Uryu fell to meet it.
"Are you alright?" asked Hikaru. Uryu felt dizzy.
"No, I have to keep her from reading those letters!" Uryu said.
"Very well, I guess we can go retrieve them from the post office before the valentines party. I suppose I won't charge you for it, seeing as how me and king meddled without reason." Kyoya said. Uryu didn't know how to react to that.
"But Daddy thinks it's a good idea for his son's crush to know that he's in love with her!" Tamaki whined.
"Come on boss, we should hurry!" said Kaoru. Uryu quietly thanked them as the host club left for Karakura town. The host club arrived at around noon. Uryu led them to the post office and ran in. The lady looked at Uryu and smiled.
"Now here's a face I haven't seen in a while. I heard you were going to a new school. And who are the handsome men with you?" she asked.
"I'm sorry Miss Kotetsu, but did the mail go out yet?" he asked. She nodded. 'Damn!' "Thankyou!" he told her as he ran out, with the others behind him.
"Where does she live?" asked Tamaki.
"A few miles away. They should still be in school for now." Uryu said. 'Which reminds me, we just skipped school to come get two damn letters before Orihime can read them!' he thought. Haruhi grinned.
"It's alright Uryu, we can get them." Haruhi said. Uryu nodded and they started running. Finally they came to Orihime's apartment.
"She lives in an apartment complex as well." Tamaki noticed. Uryu nodded and went up to her door. It was locked, but the mail slot was in the door. Silently, Uryu pulled out a needle and picked the lock.
"You know how to do that!" said the twins in amazement. Uryu sighed at the lock clicked and he opened it. Inside the door, he saw the letters from Tamaki and Kyoya and grabbed them. Just then they heard a bell like voice. It was Orihime's! 'But she's still supposed to be in school! What do I do? Maybe I could use hiyeren…no, it's not even an option.' Uryu thought, but Kyoya pushed Uryu into the apartment with the others and pulled the door shut.
"We need to hide." Haruhi said. Uryu nodded, putting a new letter on the floor and hiding along with the others. A few seconds later the door opened and Orihime entered.
"Uryu sent me a letter!" she squealed seeing the letter on the floor. Uryu looked in his hand and turned pale. The letter that he had for Orihime as well as Kyoya's letter was in his hand. He accidentally put Tamaki's letter down. 'Damn it, if it came down to it, I would have rather had her read Kyoya's.' Uryu thought. Then there was a knock at the door. She opened it to see Ichigo. "Ichigo, what are you doing here?" she asked.
"Sorry, Urahara needs us to take a few rounds. He said without Uryu here I need to take someone else with me, and Chads busy tonight." Ichigo said.
"Oh, alright! I got a letter from Uryu, but I'll read it when we get back. Why can't Kisuke and Yoruichi do it though?" she asked.
"They're on a date. Uryu sent you a letter! Can I read it? I want to see what he's up to too." Ichigo said. Uryu felt sick.
"When we get back. I miss him so much, I wish he was here, especially today." she said, putting the letters down on the table. "So how's Rukia?" she asked as they were leaving.
"Good, we're going on a date tonight." Ichigo said as the door closed. Uryu jumped out of his hiding place and re-claimed Tamaki's letter. He turned to see the other host members.
"See, she likes you." Tamaki said. Uryu was about to put down his letter, but changed his mind. He picked up the letter again, but Kyoya grabbed his hand, pulled the latter that Uryu wrote out of his hand, and put it on the table.
"We should go now." Tamaki said. Uryu took a deep breath, and they left for the party back at the host club!
Well, I thought it'd be funny to see the host club braking into someone's house to take back a letter or something. If you're wondering what Uryu wrote in the letter, you'll find out in the chapters to come, although you probably already have an idea!