Gin POV Hikaru clambered out of the bushes, a look of great shock on his usually smirking face. Kaoru looked at his twin, trying to communicate what his twin was already thinking. "How did you know?" Kaoru finally asked, looking at me intensely. Hikaru had reached us and assumed a similar pose. I giggled, tossing my hair back. "Well, Kaoru, you act a bit more mature than Hikaru, and Hikaru has a slightly deeper voice." I then proceeded to list other things I knew that the two didn't have in common. With each statement, the boys began to look at me differently.
"How do you know all of this?" They asked in unison, pacing around me like a cat would.
I bowed my head, my hair covering my face. "Why would that matter," I snapped back with a new ferocity, "I can tell you apart, when almost no others can!" I looked up, feeling tears in my eyes. "Here I come, telling you I like you and asking YOU out on a date, and you treat me like a science experiment!" Now I was crying, my years of suppressed feelings bursting forth. "Gah..I ummm...I guess I can go on one date..." Kaoru blushed and rubbed the back of his neck nervously. Hikaru placed a comforting hand on his twins shoulder.
"Really?... I ... okay, Saturday, at the park!" I turned my heel and ran, not knowing how to feel.

Normal POV The twins walked into Music Room three and collapsed on the couches. The rest of their friends rushed over and looked over them with worry. "Guys, what's the matter?" Honey clutched Usa-Chan close to him as tears welled to his eyes. Mori picked him up and placed him on his shoulders to comfort him. Kyoya simply chuckled. "Its that girl, isn't it?" He pushed up his glasses and examined the situation, all the while scribbling away in his notebook. "She can tell you apart, can't she?" Everyone (minus twins and Kyoya) gasped.
"That's not possible! Only my smart, darling daughter is smart enough to tell these boys apart!" Tamaki grabbed Haruhi and hugged her tight, causing her to lose her breath. "Apparently not." Hikaru frowned and sat up suddenly. "How can she know?" "Believe it or not, she's didn't get lucky," said Kyoya, opening his notebook,"Gin has actually had a crush on you since you were children. She knew she liked Kaoru because of something he did once, so she studied you two from afar to try to notice your differences. By the time she could tell you apart, you had began breaking other girls hearts. She wasn't sure how you did it, but she decided to wait until High School to tell you." Kyoya talked on, as if this wasn't a girls dedication to a boy, but a math problem. Honey and Mori had left already to partake of some sweets, and Haruhi had decided to clean up. Hikaru and Kaoru simply stared at each other, astonished. Tamaki was on the floor, tears running down his face. "That poor, poor girl! You must have put her through so much trouble." Tamaki shot evil looks at Hikaru and Kaoru.
"Actually, she out it upon herself." And with that statement, Kyoya succeeded of putting Tamaki in his corner. Hikaru and Kaoru had begun to discuss how to handle Gin. "Well, I said I would take her out, and you can't stand in for me, mainly because she can tell us apart," sighed Kaoru, running his hand through his hair.
Hikaru stomped his foot. "Kaoru! This isn't a good idea! She could ruin your image as a host! Just stand her up! She isn't worth it!" Hikaru was not as mature as his twin and began to throw a fit. Suddenly, Haruhi slapped the twins across their faces and glared at them.
"You better not stand her up, Kaoru. That is the worst thing you could EVER do to a girl. And you call yourself a host." Even though she was shorter than the two, Haruhi scared them pretty bad. Tamaki seemed inspired by her actions and embraced her.
"Oh, Haruhi, my daughter! Your so thoughtful! And..," Tamaki just kept on rambling.
"Hikaru, I will go on this date," stated Kaoru, "Besides, what's the worst that could happen?"