64 Reasons I Love You

Prompt: Hold

Pairing: 1827

Time: TYL

Someone has been stupid enough to attack the Vongola and smart enough to get past all their defenses. The guardians have only seen snippets of each other throughout the day as they moved from one place to enough either killing, healing, or capturing the enemy. It's irritating all of them not to know what's going on with the others.

Kyoya hears from Chrome early in the morning that Tsuna was locked in his office with Squalo – who had been delivering a report from the Varia and picking up a letter from Dino before the attack.

Around mid-afternoon he catches Gokudera and they exchange information – Yamamoto is somewhere in the west wing but uninjured last time he saw him (glimpse actually since they were both in a hurry) and Squalo busted the door of Tsuna's office open and was practically carrying the boss through an onslaught of cut bodies to the bottom floor.

When he finds Lambo the lightening guardian is limping and Kyoya helps him to the labs – which were still tightly locked door and containing Shoichi, Spanner, and a few sun users. Lambo reports that Squalo and Tsuna split up when the boss refused to leave.

Kyoya finally finds Tsuna when the others are going around getting bodies out of the mansion and maids are scrubbing blood from carpets and walls. The brunette is curled up in a ball and Kyoya instantly locks on the dark red substance staining his hands.

"Tsunayoshi."

"K-Kyoya…" Tsuna's voice is shaky and scared as he raises his eyes to meet Kyoya's. His eyes are shaking with fear and it breaks Kyoya's heart to see him so him so. "I-I ki-killed him…"

Kyoya didn't say anything as he sat next to Tsuna and wrapped his arms around him, tucking the brunette's head under his chin, "It's okay, Tsuna. It's okay."

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E/n: I actually had the idea for this for the whole story.

This is the end, sadly, but I'm posting another KHR story – Like a Boss – now.

And Finally, THANK YOU to everyone who reviewed, favorited, or just took the time to click on this story. It all means a lot to me.