Clambering up a rose trellise upon the side of a mansion, was the twins' idea of fun. Well, there was more to their evil plan than just climbing. Their secret evil plan to destroy boredom for today was to playfully harass thier cousin, Ki. The two had by now reached the window. Well, the wall of windows actually.

Kiyoko liked to go all out with her room. Afterall, she barely ever left that room at all. The devils reached the windows and carefully positioned themselves upon the siding, upon where the roses grew upon to watch. Hikaru had a devious smirk as he flipped out a silver cell phone and hit a speed dial button.

Just as he did, a loud song began to play from the room. "Here In Your Arms" was currently her ringtone, as the two laughed. With the loud surprise, Kiyoko had jumped up and in an attempt to grab the phone, she found it slipping through her fingers as if a hot potato. Desprately she reahed out, and found herself crashing to the groud below bringing down the sheets with her.

As her eyes traveled to the tiny screen in search of a name, the sheets cascaded down upon her eyes, blocking her vision. Trying to hold in their fit of laughter, the twin duely exposed themselves. "Hikaru! Kaoru!" Her voice split through the air. Their heads popped up along the bottom of the wall window. Innocent smiles adorned their faces as they waved. "Ki!"

Slowly Kiyoko rose from the ground and carefully placed the black sheets upon the bed beside her. Slowly she walked to the window and slid the first panel open. It was a long way down if you thought about it. Just full length windows that ran from the ceiling right down to the carpet. "Let us in." Kaoru smiled.

"Why are you here?" Kiyoko said as she placed a foot above his head. "You know, it's a long way down." Naturally, the two looked. They were on the third story, and the only thing keeping them from falling to their doom was a trellise covered in thorn tipped roses. Well, if the ground didn't crush their hard skulls, the thorns would probably get them.

"Oh, come on. Please don't Kiyoko." the devils begged. "Kaoru can come up. Afterall, wasn't it your cell phone on my caller i.d. Hikaru?" A smirk came upon her face as she gave a hand to the younger brother pulling him up into the room. "Thank you Ki." Kaoru embraced her for a brief moment. "Please Ki." Hikaru begged, enlarging his eyes for the fool-proof puppy eyes look.

"You're lucky, I don't carry grudges." Kiyoko helped him up also. "Thank you." Hikaru said rubbing the back of his neck. The looked around the room for a moment. "Ki, what happened to the pond?"

"I got rid of it. It's been replaced with a waterfall. Well not exactly but, you know what I mean." There wasn't exactly a waterfall within her room. It was just a long glass pane, with water flowing down both sides down into a small rectangular koi pond.

"Come on Ki." Kaoru placed an arm arcross her shoulders and Hikaru the other. "You have to get out and live a little."

Kiyoko pushed their arms off, thus tussling her midnight black and blue hair. She turned to meet thier stony gazes for a minute. "I don't think so." "Oh, come on Ki. You never leave the house, and you don't even have a boyfriend." The twins seemed to finish each other's sentences.

That wasn't true. She did leave the house. She left to go out for kendo tournaments she was always in, track meets she ran in, and she left for the bookstore. Kiyoko wasn't always inside. "That's not true." Kiyoko protested. "I thought you came here to harass me."

"We changed our minds." Kaoru said patting Hikaru's shoulder. "You just killed out boredom, and in return, we're going man hunting!"

Oh was Kiyoko in for a lot of trouble.

Well, I hope you guys liked this. I'm just trying to kill boredom, and well, my other Ouran Host Club story doesn't seem so great. Just trying to keep busy, tell me if you like it.

It doesn't really seem great at all.

A preview of what's to come...

"Lost in your eyes is what I am."

"I'm sorry, I don't like you in that way.."

"You're the best thing about me.."

"I don't need you.."

"Once again, this is what rejection feels like..."