Here's the next set of ten for "Letters to Hikaru".
Disclaimer: I do not own Ouran High School Host Club
Warnings: Um...none really...
Enjoy!
Dear Hikaru,
Letter number eleven.
Honey-senpai agreed to your terms. He's brutal, though, when it comes to Kaoru getting muscles. And Kaoru is really mellow. Unless he's boxing. That's a whole different story. I collapsed at school one day. They called an ambulance, next thing I know, bam! I'm in the hospital. But it's nothing to get worried about. It's not as bad as all the other times. I hope you're okay. I get letters, but I feel like it's easy to lie when you're writing it down. Write back as soon as you can. I love you.
Kiseki.
Dear Kiseki,
Letter number twelve.
You're telling me not to worry? Alright, I'll try not to worry as much. How long are you in the hospital for? Are mother and father still letting you go to the academy?
And I'm alright. I'm just a little tired from all of the training, but I'll get used to it. Sorry I couldn't write. That plane ride was LONG!!!
Anyways, we're in Kirkuk, Iraq. So far, it's all quiet, but we're going out into the field tomorrow. I'll be sure to tell you how that goes.
So, write soon! Get well, and keep Kaoru from turning into a pile of goop!
Love,
~Hikaru
Dear Hikaru,
Letter number thirteen.
Who says thirteen is an unlucky number? I got discharged from the hospital today!!!!! Unfortunately, home schooling is my only option besides a specialist's school. I guess it's not as bad as it could be. What's it like in Iraq? I hope you get some rest while you're there. If you're too tired you could get hurt. I hope you guys don't get attacked tomorrow. I know that's what war is all about, but it terrifies me knowing that you'll be out there under gun fire. I attached some pictures of everyone. You'd be surprised how different Kaoru looks. Personally, I think he looks kind of tired and depressed in this picture, but he sure is lively when he's in a boxing tournament. Anyway, he won't become a pile of goop. Good luck! Be careful, and write as soon as you can! We love you!
Kiseki.
Dear Kiseki,
Letter number fourteen
We didn't get attacked yet, but it's really tense over here. We're only allowed a few hours of sleep, so I can't get more rest. Sorry. I'm glad to hear you got out of the hospital. Though home schooling sucks. Are you still able to visit everyone? And why in the world is Mori-senpai's hair in a ponytail? Wow...everyone has changed... It feels funny, seeing you guys like this, heh. Aw man...you got me crying, you little brat...
Be sure to cheer ten times as loud for Kaoru for me. Is he any good?
Anyways...we're supposed to go investigate a possible gang of rebel natives tomorrow. I'll be careful, as always. Love you lots,
~Hikaru
Dear Hikaru,
Letter number fifteen.
That's good that you haven't been attacked. I hope you'll be okay with only a few hours of sleep. Home schooling does suck. Especially with Emily. She's harsh when she's a teacher instead of a maid. I visit every day at three o' clock. Mori-senpai started growing out his hair on a random thought. I sent another picture this time. It's of me and Sophia and everyone else. Sophia and Tamaki are going to France to visit their mother soon. They wish you luck with the natives. Haruhi misses you. So does Kaoru. I saw him crying after the boxing tournament last night. When I asked Mori-senpai if he was okay he said that he feels really bad that he didn't say anything to you before you left. I'll be sure to cheer louder than everyone in the stadium next time. He's actually gotten really good. I'm surprised you didn't notice that I was crying too. The paper got really wet. I had to wait for it to dry before I could put it in the envelope. I love you! And we all miss you! Be careful out there.
Kiseki.
Dear Kiseki,
Letter number sixteen.
Tell Tamaki and Sophia to take a lot of pictures. I've never been to France, so it would be nice. Tell Haruhi I miss her too. I saw that she decided to keep her hair short. It looks nice. And tell Kaoru...that I miss him too.
Okay, I don't want you to worry too much, but I know that's impossible. I'm in the medical tent. When we were investigating, the rebels attacked us... I got shot... It's not too bad, but I'm stuck in here for a while.
And Kiseki? Will you tell Kaoru...that I'm sorry?
Love you too, miss you lots.
~Hikaru
Dear Hikaru,
Letter number seventeen.
Tamaki bought five disposable cameras so that he could take pictures for you. She had her hair longer for a little while, but she decided she liked it short. Kaoru...Kaoru accepts you're apology. He's in your guys' room. I think he's crying again. We miss you a lot. I thought that maybe it would get a little easier after a while, but it just gets worse and worse. I hope you're okay. Where were you hit? How bad is it? And be honest, please. The house is getting to be a really dark place. It's like all the lights are always off. There have been a lot of thunder and lightning storms. I haven't been able to sleep very well at night, either. I can tell that Haruhi and Kaoru haven't either. We miss you more than ever. Love you, too.
Kiseki.
Dear Kiseki,
Letter number eighteen.
He only bought five? Dang... oh well. I'm fine. I was hit in the leg. I'll have trouble walking for a while, but I'm supposed to be released in a few days. Please, you guys, stop worrying so much. Things are pretty okay over here. I'll never stay out of the medical tent if I'm busy worrying about you guys instead of focusing on my job. Honest. And that doesn't mean quit telling me about what's going on over there. That means you guys have to cheer up some and find something to distract yourselves with. I know we're all really close, and it's hard to be apart like this. I feel it every day. But you have to focus on school and try to keep yourselves in a moderately good mood. And get some sleep. All of you have the liberty of being able to sleep for ten hours, so do it. Count sheep, drink tea, listen to soft music... Just do something. Please. The same goes for Haruhi. And if the lights are always off, turn them on. :-) I love you guys so so SO much. And you have no idea how much I miss you. I'll write soon. Right now, I have to get some sleep.
~Hikaru.
Dear Hikaru,
Letter number nineteen.
Only five. But he'll probably by more in France. I was able to get out of the house today, for the first time in weeks. I thought about everything for a long time and managed to clear my head. It's gotten better. Not quite good, but bearable. We've all gotten a little more sleep. I hope you get better soon. I tried some of your suggestions, but sheep always get eaten by wolves, tea doesn't taste right, and music makes me cry. I tried to turn on the light today. But the light bulb was burnt out. When I went to change it, I realized mom had taken it out. Half the light bulbs in the house are broken and in the trash. I think she's starting to get really depressed. The house is like a tomb. It's always silent and empty. We love you too. Get better soon.
Kiseki.
Dear Kiseki,
Letter number twenty. --- Twenty? Seriously? Wow....
Did you try anything other than my suggestions? Mine were just the generic recommended ideas, smart one. I'm sure you can find something. As for mother... Tell her that sulking won't help anyone. I mean...there's not much we can do, but still. And go buy more light bulbs! Find some way to cheer mom up. Plan an outing with you and Kaoru and mom and dad. How is dad? Is he any better than mom? I know I can't do much, but send them my love. I'll see if I can get someone to take a picture of our squad. I'll send that over next time, though I'll be on crutches. Anyways, just work on cheering everyone up, including yourself. Get Kaoru and Honey-senpai and Haruhi to help. And cheer up Kyoya-senpai! When I come back, I want to hear that you guys weren't sulking in the dark. That is my mission for you guys, since I'm over here. I'll tell you if anything happens.
~Hikaru.
I'll put up the next ten in a few days or so! The letters are almost done! ^^ Please review!
Kitsune Curoryu