A/N: Written for the 15 Minute Ficlet challenge on Livejournal. It's cute, it's adorable and a little bit different. Please read and review! Thanks!

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Haruka loved the aftermath, the aftermath of their lovemaking. Serena would always glow with this alluring light and she couldn't help but find that intriguing. The sandy blonde let out a content sigh as she ran a finger down the soft skin of her cute koneko-chan and watched as the said blonde groan and turn the other way. Haruka smiled and snuggled against the back of her lover, wrapping her arms around the skinny waist and breath in the smell of strawberry shampoo in her love's hair.

It wasn't long until Haruka felt stirring in her arms and a small fuss reached her ears,

"Where are you going, koneko?"

"To wash up, I feel sticky. . ." Serena mumbled, but Haruka didn't want to let go just yet. She wanted to cuddle some more.

"We'll wash up when I feel like it. For now, I want you to stay still in my arms and lay here for a while," Haruka replied and closed her eyes.

"Haruka?"

"Yeah?" the sandy blonde opened one eye when she felt Serena turn around in her arms to face her.

"It's Sunday."

"And?" Haruka wondered with a smirk.

"You're supposed to be at the hair salon. . . With Rei?" Serena replied knowingly. Haruka's smirk faded fast.

"Sh*t . . ." the older woman jumped out of bed and scrambled into the closet for something to wear and fled to the bathroom with a loud slam of the door. The moon princess smiled into the sheets and almost recoiled when the smell of sweat attacked her nose.

Haruka flew out the door and back into the room. She gave Serena a small kiss on the forehead and started to leave, but before she could, the sandy blonde looked back at her princess on the bed, the light was illuminating her figure just right and her hair acted like a halo that surrounded her form. Haruka smiled, she couldn't wait to see that light once more. With a small goodbye, she hurried to the salon, hoping the fire senshi didn't have too much of a temper with her tardiness.