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Chapter 10 Kyo did What?

Naomi's POV

Okay, Kyo was officially freaking me out. We were trapped in a supply room of the school where no one would look for us since we weren't even supposed to be in there (It's a teacher's supply room), and Kyo was asking me to play seven minutes in heaven with him, knowing full well that I had a boyfriend- his cousin no less.

Worst of all, I almost wanted to. As he was gazing into my eyes, I didn't have any conscious thought telling me how wrong this was. I was attracted to Kyo for reasons unknown to anyone.

All I could think about was how his lips would feel against mine.

Kyo's POV

I gauged Naomi's reaction. Her face was contorted in confusion. She knew she should say no, but she wanted to say yes. That meant she wasn't totally sure of her feelings for Haru.

It told me I had a shot of winning her over. But, then I started thinking. What if I kissed her and she slapped me away? What would happen to my chances then? They would go down the toilet like a dead fish.

Would she tell Haru? Haru would, no doubt, try and break my head off of my body if he found out. Black Haru would likely surface, and I wasn't sure if I could take him then.

But, I had to try; if not for the moment. I would risk it and take my chances. It was completely worth it. Love, as Tohru said, was something worth losing everything for. Tohru had found it with rat boy, and I thought it was my turn. I deserved it.

I leaned over and took her head in my hands and drew her lips to mine. I started off gentle and slow and tantalizing, but when she open and succumbed to me, I responded and put all of my feelings: desperation, anxiety, need, and passion into the kiss, hoping to make her understand my position.

She started to respond, but it was like a switch clicked and she pulled away.

"Kyo, I can't do this," She said shakily as she stood up and walked to the farthest corner of the room to distance herself from me.

"I know you liked it. You can't deny that," I told her defensively.

"I don't know. I did and I didn't. We were caught up in the heat of the moment," she waved her hands around as she did when she was nervous.

I stood up and walked in front of her. "Give me one good reason why we shouldn't be together?"

She hesitated. "All we have is heat, lust. No love. You don't really love me, you just can't stand losing to Haru. Everything is a game to you, but I'm not some prize you can put in a bid for."

Her words stung. I took a step back from her.

"We always fight. We are total opposites."

"Opposites attract," I persisted.

"Sexually, maybe, but that's it. We just can't make this work."

"You can't say can't if you've never tried," I was back in front of her, close enough to feel the head radiating from her skin. I wasn't about to let this go.

I leaned in and kissed her hard, my anger evident in the kiss, yet the love and passion was obvious.

Just then, the door opened. Naomi pushed me away and refused to look at the intruder. Naomi's face was scarlet red.

"About time someone let us out," I said gruffly, trying to act nonchalantly about the matter.

The girl who had opened the door had a stunned look on her face, her mouth was opened slightly in aghast. She must have recognized Naomi, and knew she was cheating on Haru.

"Do you need something?" I asked angrily.

"S-scissors," she stuttered, her voice squeaked.

I handed her the scissors Naomi had left on the counter, the ones she had came in to get. The girl grabbed the scissors and dashed off, probably to go spread the word. I held the door open for Naomi.

She brushed by and kept walking down the hall without a backwards glance. Her perfume lingered around my head; it was so intoxicating.

I sighed. Would things ever be the same between us?

Naomi's POV

I skipped out of practice and went straight home and up to my room without talking to the others even though they tried to talk to me. I just said I had a headache and raced up the stairs.

I headed to the roof and gazed out at the setting sun. Why was my life so complicated? I loved Haru, I really did, but why then, did I feel attracted to Kyo? Why would God make me this confused where someone would get heard either way I chose?

I should I be honest and tell Haru what happened? Or should I put it in the past and move on with life like it never happened? What was the right thing to do?

It was times like this that I had wished for a close friend to discuss this with. But, I didn't feel comfortable talking to anyone, even my brother Rei.

"Would you like some company?" Yuki asked as he climbed up the side of the house and took a seat next to me.

"Do I get a choice?" I teased, forcing a smile.

"No," he shook his head, smiling slightly. Then he was serious, "What happened today?"

"I don't want to talk about it," I looked away, afraid that if I looked at him, Yuki would see my betrayal to Haru.

"I figure it's got to be either Kyo or Haru. Which one is it and what did they do?" Yuki said. Wow, nothing gets by him.

I sighed heavily. "You aren't going to leave until I talk to you are you?"

He shook his head.

"If I talk, you have to promise to put aside your hatred for your cousins and be open minded. I want an honest opinion," I caved, knowing Yuki was probably the only person I could talk to.

He held up his right hand. "I promise."

Taking a deep breath, I started from the beginning, telling him everything.

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