Ch. 21
(A/N): Heeeyyy, I'm sooo sorry for the late updates. You see it turns out my actual dentist appointment was for this past Thursday, and I was able to update until today. I actually will this time be really able to update this Thursday for sure, and actually I will be able to update date maybe on Wednesday's and Friday's maybe. So today I'm posting this short chapter, and Wednesday and Thursday I will be posting the next two chapters that will be pretty long. Those two will be the last chapters before I go off on my spring break. After that we will be coming into a lot more drama for the host club gang. I'm so excited for these next few chapters, there will be a lot of drama and heart felt moments. Thursday I plan to also update the Haruhi dating series, and I'm still writing Splits, that will still be a summer release, and I might make that into a two part series; one for mid-summer, and the second part for a fair well to summer. Well that's all for now that I got. Please follow and like my other stories as well. I'm once again sorry for bad grammar and bad spelling, and thank you to all who are reading and following.
Ch. 21
Haruhi was busy working when one of her coworkers had come to her office to see if she wanted to go off to lunch. "Sure just let me finish this and I will meet you at the elevator in a minute," said Haruhi.
Haruhi normally would eat lunch on Monday with a few of her coworks, and talk about how either their weekends went or how work was. On the way to the elevator she walked into the new lawyer. "Oh sorry about that," said Haruhi as she helped pick up one of his files off the floor.
"It's okay, I'm actually a little happy to bump into you," said Mr. Kaboso. "I was hoping you and me could get lunch sometimes. I've heard you are one of the top lawyers here, and I haven't really haven't gotten to know you yet."
"Oh well if that's the case, then why don't you join me and Mrs. Mokie and Mr. Koi for lunch; I'm sure they want mind," said Hariri.
"Sure I'd love too," said Mr. Kaboso.
Soon the two meat Haruhi's friends at the elevator, and the four of them went to lunch. While they ate lunch they disused what kind of cases they were doing. "I'm working on a divorce case," said Mr. Kaboso. "The poor women have had three husbands already. It turns out all they ever want out of her is her money, and because she has power.
"Wow, that's horrible," said Mrs. Mokie.
"Yeah, that must suck for her," said Mr. Koi.
"Oh yes, the only reason she ends up with these kinds of men is because her first fiancé dumped her," said Mr. Kaboso.
"That's horrible, did he ever give her a reason for dumping her?" asked Haruhi.
"Does there need to be any reason for making someone suffer like that, Mrs. Suoh?" asked Mr. Kaboso.
"No there doesn't, but if the women was being horrible and was using him then that's understandable, or if the any of the other two was in love someone else; those are some reasons that he called off the wedding, but if he just left without reason then that's just worst, and she can't have closure without reason, why," said Haruhi.
"Very well said Mrs. Suoh," said Mr. Kaboso. "Do you speak from experience?"
"Well kind of, both of those actually happened to one of my friends, and sorry but I want go into details; it's kind of personal," said Haruhi.
"That's fine, so any of you have any plans for this summer?" asked Kaboso changing topics. For the rest of lunch they discussed what they were doing for summer and what they had done the past weekend; soon they had gone back to work. As Haruhi sat in her office she could not help but think back to Kyoya and what happened at the dinner. Kyoya had run into the women he despised so much. No one really liked her, and Tamaki helped Kyoya get out of the marriage. Later on Kyoya had found someone that he thought he could be with, but sadly thanks to those women, Kyoya's new fiancé had gone back to her first love. Kyoya was a little sad to let her go, but he never would make her be with someone she did not fully love.
Yes Mrs. Ku was a woman who just craved power; she too had gone through some divorcees, but for selfish reasons. She would stay with them for a year or less, and then she would divorce them and take most of their money. Everyone thought the only reason she mostly did that was because she thought she still might get Kiowa; like any of her friends or she would let that happen.
Later on that day it was finally time for Haruhi to go home. As she walked out, she once again ran into Mr. Kaboso. "Going home too Mrs. Suoh?" asked Kaboso.
"Yep, I have to get home to my kids," said Haruhi.
"Nice, listen I just wanted to say it was nice having lunch with you, and I was wondering if you would like to do lunch just you and me, or we could even do, dinner," sudjested Kaboso.
"Oh, um, are you actually asking me on a date?" asked Haruhi.
"Well kind of, it's mostly to get to know you little better, plus I do think you are kind of cute," said Kaboso.
"Well, um that's nice of you to ask, but I'm really into dating at the moment, but it would be nice to get to know you some as well," said Haruhi.
"That's fine, maybe in the future you want mind, but for now getting to know you in group lunches will do for now," said Kaboso. "And to just let you know, you can call me Maro."
"Thank you, and you can call me Haruhi I guess," said Haruhi. Soon the two parted ways, but what Haruhi did not notice was the smirk Maro gave her after she was out of sight.