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Suga pov
Practice was depressing after Hinata's announcement. Coach still had us training, but out of the corner of my eye I could see Coach and Sensei in a heated discussion. Once I was done with my laps I walked over to Daichi.
"We need to do something for Hinata," I said.
"Yeah, but what. He said today was his last day?" Daichi asked.
"We could talk to Coach and Sensei. Maybe get everyone out of class for a little longer after lunch and have a party in that time," I suggested. Daichi nodded and we walked over to the two of them.
"What do you two need?" Coach asked.
"We want to have a going away party for Hinata during lunch and maybe for a little while after that. We were just wondering if it was possible?" I asked.
"Great idea boys. I'll talk to all your after lunch teachers to see if we can get you out of class," Takeda-Sensei said.
"Huh I could get the food and stuff and set everything up," Coach said.
"Thank you both," Daichi and I bowed to them.
"Hey everyone huddle up!" Daichi called. Everyone surrounded us to listen to what we had to say.
"So everyone, we want you all to come here during lunch. We are having a going away party for Hinata," Daichi said.
"Is there anything we can do to help?" Ennoshita asked.
"Well Takeda-Sensei is talking to all of our teachers so that we can stay after lunch. And Coach is coming before lunch to set up," I said. Asahi raised his hand a bit.
"I have a study hall before lunch so I could come and help Coach set up," Asahi said.
"So do I," Kinoshita said.
"Well you two can go talk to Coach to figure that out. Tanaka and Noya I want you two to go pick Hinata up at lunch," Daichi said.
"Yes sir!" Tanaka and Noya sualuted.
"Ok everyone else just get here as fast as possible. And Tanaka, Noya try to be slow enough that everyone can get here first," Daichi said. Everyone nodded and went back to practice.
Hinata pov
I just sat listlessly through morning classes. Once the lunch bell rang I didn't know what to do. Usually I would eat my lunch as fast as possible and then go get in more practice. But I didn't want to show my face at the gym right now. I looked up when I heard the door open. I looked over and saw Noya-Senpai and Tanaka-Senpai at the door.
"Hey Hinata. Come with us," Noya-Senpai said. I got up grabbing my bags and following them.
"Senpai's where are we going?" I asked.
"To the gym," Tanaka-Senpai said.
"Ah I'm not sure I want to go practice," I said nervously.
"It's not to practice," Noya-Senpai said. We went to the gym and walked in.
"Surprise!" Everyone yelled. My eyes widened. This was a party for me.
"Thank you," I said with tears shining in my eyes. The party was fun. Everyone ate their fill and then we were all just sitting around talking.
"So what school are you transferring to?" Suga-Senpai asked.
"I actually don't know. My Grandfather gave me a list of schools I could transfer to. I'm supposed to be visiting them the next few weeks," I said.
"Which schools?" Daichi asked.
"Um hold on," I said and I pulled out the list my Grandfather gave me. "It says here Inarizaki, Kamomedai, Fukurodani, Nekoma, Itachiyama, Aobajohsai, and Shiratorizawa."
I was shocked at these schools and so was everyone else.
"How does anyone expect you to get into any of those schools?" Tsukishima exclaimed. "I doubt you could pass their regular entrance exam let alone their transfer exam."
"I already passed the tests," I said a little offended they thought that I was that dumb.
"How? I mean you failed your english exam and had to work hard to even get into Karasuno," Tsukishima said.
"I'll have you know until halfway through my third year of middle school I was one of the top students in Japan," I said proudly.
"Then why was there such a sudden drop?" Daichi asked.
"I started to play volleyball," I said.
"Wait you've only been playing for less than a year?" Tanaka asked.
"Yup," I said.
"But why'd you fail that english exam?" Suga asked.
"Oh that's because I moved all my answers up by one on accident. I am actually pretty fluent in English," I said rubbing the back of my head.
"When did you know that you were going to be transferring?" Kageyama asked. This was the first time he spoke this whole time.
"Last night. My Grandfather came to dinner and he told me then," I said.
"How'd you take all of those transfer exams without knowing that you'd be transferring?" Daichi asked.
"My Grandfather will send me random tests and work. I don't really pay too much attention to them except to make sure I do them right," I shrugged.
"It sounds like your Grandfather does a lot for you," Suga said, eyes widened.
"Yeah he basically runs my life. He backed away a bit when my family moved away from him. But when he saw that English exam he got upset and said I was transferring," I said.
"Oh so you're not originally from Miyagi?" Ennoshita asked.
"Nope. I only moved here right before middle school," I said.
"Where'd you live before?" Asahi asked.
"Kitami," I said.
"That's in Hokkaido right?" Daichi asked.
"Yeah it's where the main house is," I said.
"Main house?" Noya asked.
"Uhm. I think last I heard in Hokkaido we have three houses. But the main house is where my Grandfather lives, since he's the head of the family," I said.
"Wait how rich are you, for your family to have four houses?" Tanaka asked.
"What do you mean?" I asked.
"Hinata, your family must have a lot of money to have four houses," Suga tried to explained.
"No I get that. But I don't get where you got the idea my family had four houses?" I asked.
"You said you had three houses in Hokkaido and then there's your house here. So that makes four houses," Suga explained carefully. I hear Tsukishima and Yamaguchi snicker.
"No I get that, but my family doesn't just have four houses," I explained.
"Then how many houses do you have?" Ennoshita asked.
"Well I know we have at least one property in each prefecture and then in Hokkaido we have three houses, Tokyo has I think we have at least 7 apartments, and then we have our regular house and then a beach house in Hyogo," I said.
"Hinata, do you know how many houses that is?" Daichi asked.
"Well there are the 47 prefuctures and the extras so 56. I think I got all the ones in Japan," I said, trying to rack my brain.
"In Japan? Does that mean you have more overseas?" Asahi asked.
"Oh yeah. I can't remember where all of them are off the top of my head, but I do know we have at least 3 in America," I said.
"Hinata just how much money does your family have?" Suga asked.
"Oh I don't remember. I think my Grandfather last year brought in around 650,000,000,000 yen," I said.
"WHAT!?" everyone yelled.
"How?" Daichi choked out.
"Well I mean my family does have the biggest conglomeration in the world," I said.
"Your family runs Sun?" Daichi asked.
"Well yeah. Didn't I tell you?" I asked.
"NO!" the third year's yelled.
"Wait what's Sun?" Tanaka asked.
"Tanaka it's the biggest group of companies in the world. They bring in the most money in the world," Suga explained.
"So your family is loaded," Tsukishima said.
"Well yeah I guess. I haven't really thought about it," I scratched the back of my head.
"Hinata Dumbass why'd you never tell us?" Kageyama asked.
"Well you never ask and Dad, Natsu, and I try to live as modestly as possible. Dad works for his money and rarely touches his trust," I explained.
"Trust?" Kageyama asked.
"It's something a lot of rich families do. They put money away when a child is born in their family. Then when that person reaches a certain age they get access to that money. Most of the time it is a lot of money and if used wisely it can last a person years without having to work," Yamaguchi explained.
"So you have money put away for when you become an adult?" Noya asked.
"Yeah. But I get more money put in twice a month," I said.
"And that's not normal?" Noya asked.
"Not usually. Normally all the money is put in at once and isn't added to," Yamaguchi explained.
"Then Hinata why do you get money added to it?" Noya asked.
"Well because I'm," I mumbled.
"You're the what?" Tanaka asked.
"The heir," I said looking down.
"I thought that the heir was usually the eldest child of the eldest child. So does that mean that your Dad runs Sun?" Kinoshita asked.
"Well usually you'd be right. But around a year after I was born my Grandfather decided that I would be his heir. So that meant my Dad was no longer the heir," I said.
"You can do that?" Kinoshita asked.
"Yeah. The eldest son of the eldest son doesn't really happen that much anymore. I mean every company owner expects their oldest kid to take over for them, but sometimes another family member is the better choice so they change everything," I explained.
"So what made your Grandfather choose to make you the heir?" Yamaguchi asked.
"I don't know. I don't think he told anyone," I shrugged.
"So out of all those schools which one do you think you'll go to?" Suga finally asked.
"I actually don't know. Grandfather said that he'd take the one I want to go to in suggestion, but he gets the final say," I said.
"But wait. Shiratorizawa and Aoba Johsai are both in Miyagi. So if you go to them then we could still see you," Noya said.
"Or go to Nekoma and we can be rivals," Tanaka said. I laughed.
"Yeah that could be fun," I said. We started to clean up and when we were all done I went to my volleyball bag and grabbed my uniform out. I walked over to Coach.
"Here. Thank you for all the good times," I said bowing and trying to hand over the uniform.
"You keep it Ginger. You're always going to be a part of Karasuno," Coach said.
"Yeah you can't get rid of us that easily," Tanaka said. Tanaka and Noya pounced on me and started rubbing my hair and giving me nogies. I laughed, but I felt tears of relief in my eyes.
"Hinata can you give me your phone?" Suga asked.
"Uh sure," I said reaching into my pocket and handing Suga my phone. Suga started typing something into my phone before handing it back to me.
"There I put my number in there. I want you to contact me the first and last day at every school," Suga said.
"Yes Sugamama," I said. I might be teasing him, but it actually made me feel very good.
After school I did exactly what Grandfather told me to and went straight home. I locked my bike up and walked in. Grandfather was sitting at the dining room table again.
"Shoyo go pack. You'll be heading to Hyogo tonight," Grandfather said. I sighed and went upstairs. I pulled my suitcase out of the hall closet and walked to my room. I put away my slightly more formal clothes first, then I put away some casual clothes, some shoes followed, and finally I put some work out clothes away. I then pulled my duffle out from under my bed. In that went my volleyball, then I put my phone charger, and last was some photos and photo albums. I knew I would have everything else moved to wherever I eventually wound up.
I walked downstairs bringing my luggage with me. I left it by the front door and went to the dining room.
"Shoyo are you done packing?" Grandfather asked.
"Yes Grandfather," I said.
"Then let's go," Grandfather stood up and walked to the front door. I grabbed my things and followed him out the door. When we got outside I saw a black car waiting for us and my Grandfathers personal driver, Jiro, was waiting for us. Jiro bowed to us and opened the backdoor for us. I left my bags by the door knowing Jiro would handle them for me.
"Good to see you again young master," Jiro said to me. I gave him a small smile and slid into the car. I watched Jiro put my bags in the trunk. Once that was done Jiro slid into the driver's seat and we were off. The ride to the airport was silent and I was just glad that it was quick.
Once we were in the airport I knew Grandfather and I would be separating. He would be going back to Hokkaido and I would head down to Hyogo. Right before we went our separate ways Grandfather stopped me.
"Shoyo when you arrive at the house in Hyogo there will be a list of things I want you to do everyday. I will be trusting you to do it," Grandfather said.
"Yes Grandfather," I sighed. Grandfather looked at me before putting a hand on my shoulder.
"Also there will be a surprise for you," Grandfather gave me a smile. I nodded and we went our separate ways.
The plane ride was quick, but I was a little annoyed that Grandfather bought out all of first class. I got off the plane and had a jaw breaking yawn. I waited for my bags to come and once I had them I turned to see a chauffeur standing with my name on a sign. I sighed and walked over to him.
"I'm Hinata Shoyo," I said. That was the only words exchanged and that was all that was needed because soon we were off. I looked out of the car window at the scenery. It's been a while since I've been in Hyogo. We soon pulled up to the house and I looked around. The house was bigger than average, but it wasn't a mansion. I looked next door and my eyes widened a bit. I never noticed that the house was sitting next to a shrine.
I walked into the house and my eyes widened. Standing there was Rei, my personal butler. I hadn't seen him since we moved. Rei helped raise me even though he was only 10 years older than me.
"Nice to see you Shoyo-Sama," Rei said with a bow.
"Rei I've said before you don't need to call me Sama," I said.
"I know Shoyo-Sama," Rei said with a smile and I knew that he was doing it to tease me.
"Are you the surprise that Grandfather told me about?" I asked.
"No, there is something else. Follow me Shoyo-Sama," Rei said. I followed Rei and he led me outside. Once we reached the backyard my eyes widened. Sitting there was a volleyball court. I thought Grandfather was going to try and make me stop playing volleyball.
"Your Grandfather knows how much you like volleyball. He wanted to do something special for you," Rei said.
"Thank you for showing me this Rei," I said.
"You are welcome Shoyo-Sama. Do you wish to go to bed now?" Rei asked.
"Yes. I think that might be a good idea."
"Do you need me to show you to your room?"
"No Rei. I remember where it is."
I walked back into the house and up the backstairs. My Grandfather rarely comes down to Hyogo so he gave me the master bedroom. Once I entered I noticed everything was left the way it was the last time I was here. I quickly got changed and brushed my teeth before going to bed.