It took us a while to get to the chairman's office. We were a mess, slowly we hobbled through the halls Kouru sobbing into my shoulder, tears relentlessly steaming down my cheeks. We got a few looks of pity and worry, but no one dared approach us, I'm sure they wouldn't have known what to say. I tried to keep us both up but I was having trouble getting just myself to stay upright let alone the whole other grown man that I was carrying.
It took us a while but we did make it to the Chairman Suoh's office. I quietly knocked on the door, I heard a voice say to come in. Slowly I pushed open the door. I saw Kyoya, Tamaki and Mori sitting on the couch in his office. There faces were red and stained with tears. I knew what had happened I didn't need to hear it said out loud. I just collapsed in the doorway. I didn't have the strength to make it any further into the office. I started sobbing uncontrollable. I soon felt arms holding me I looked up to see Mori Senpi. He was shaking, he looked like he had aged 50 years. I knew he was going through the same thing as Kouru. Soon Kyoya and Tamaki had made their way over to us and we all just sat there on the floor crying and sobbing.
After a while I felt myself drifting off.
"Haruhi!? Haruhi?! You have to wake up, come on." I heard Kouru yell as he shook me. It took a second but I slowly opened up my eyes. I looked around and I saw Kyoya, Tamaki, Mori and Kouru all staring at me.
And then it hit me all over again and I felt hot tears streaming down my face. "They're gone? Aren't they. I, I'm so sorry." I said, unsure of what else to do.
"Haruhi, you can't leave either." Mori Senpi said fiercely as he grabbed me from Kouru and held in a tight embrace. I put my arms around him and started to cry into his shoulder.
"Can we all stay together, I don't think I can handle being alone." Kouru asked quietly.
Mori released me from the tight embrace and I turned to look at Kouru. He looked so completely lost and confused and sad. I crawled over to him and hugged him tightly "Kouru, I will never let you be alone." I whispered into his ear. And he started to cry into my shoulder.
"Haruhi I think you need to get looked at first." Kyoya said sternly. I turned and saw a look of worry in his face.
I just nodded in agreement. Kyoya stood up and waited for us to do the same. First Tamki stood then Mori, he helped me get to my feet and Kouru trailed after me. as I started to put wright on my leg I realized how much it really hurt. I winced a little and Mori saw so he scooped me up in his arms and carried me down to the infirmary. I looked up at him gratefully. On the way down Kouru held my hand, I think he needed something to ground him in the present so he didn't get lost to his thoughts. Mori set me down on a bed and we waited a while for nurse to be free to check on me
I had a concussion, a few bruised ribs and maybe even a broken one, I had fractures all over my right leg, a few gashes all over my body and one on my face and had broken my arm. The nurse had said I should take an ambulance to the hospital but I declined, instead Kyoya took me to one of his family's hospitals where they took me in right away, put my arm in a cast, gave me 10 stitches, gave me some drugs, and fit my leg for a brace. and I was allowed to leave under the watch of Kyoya in less than two hours. I had called my dad an assured him I was a fine. I didn't want him to leave work and honestly I didn't think I could handle him. Right now I just wanted to be with my friends. We all gathered at Kyoya's house. He gave me some of his clothes to change into so I was no longer in the bloodstained uniform. We all sat in Kyoya's room kind of dazed.
Kouru still had tears streaming down his face. Mori looked lost. He wasn't crying but I could tell that he was grieving. I sat there between the two my head leaning on Mori's chest while I held Kouru's hand. I looked at Kyoya, he seemed to be dong the best, though that's not saying much because I could see that his face was still tear stained and Tamaki seemed to just be shocked, like he didn't believe that they could just be gone.
