Graduation day. All the seniors of Kaimei High School were outside, except from the one who was missing. Kiri walked between the students. He ran into Mimorin and Daisy- Chan, who were members of the student council together with him. He knew he would miss Daisy-Chan's bitter words and Mimorin's sweet character and the careless way she spends her money.

Kiri wasn't a team- player. He couldn't trust people easily. He planned to join the student council and become the president so he could make the school better by himself. He rejected Sasuke's tries to make him his friend. It was later on that he learnt to trust people and realized that he couldn't make the school a better place by himself. He needed friends. The thought it might be the last time he would see the two girls made him sad.

"I will be a great president," said Mimorin with a smile. "D.O.S," said Daisy, hugging a stuffed cute animal and lowered her head a bit, thinking that's going to make people not noticing she was emotional about the goodbye.

"I'll miss you two," said Kiri. He didn't expect they would hug him. Though he could get away, he hugged his friends back. He hoped that they would run into them someday.

After he said goodbye to them, he continued to search for Sasuke. But he couldn't find him anywhere. Sasuke wouldn't miss his graduation day, he wasn't that type. Naturally, Kiri began to worry. He could think about one place where he could search, but that was very unlikely.

He saw Switch, standing next to a cute girl, with a curly orange colored hair whom he recognized from the television but couldn't remember her name. "I came to congratulate you," she said, a bit blushing.

"It's nice to see you here," Switch said back.

"Hello guys," Kiri came closer to them. By the way they were staring at him, he probably was interrupting both of them but he didn't know why. "Do you know where Bossun and Himeko are?"

"I haven't seen them. Aren't you supposed to be with Tsubaki?" asked Switch.

Kiri wanted to answer that he was searching for him, but he felt that Switch was telling him he wanted to be alone with that girl. "Right. I'm going to find him."

While Kiri was among the crowd, Bossun and Himeko weren't. "What is it, Bossun?" She asked, wondering why he insisted they would get away from the crowd.

Bossun didn't say anything. Instead, he started shaking and made his dumb face.

"Are you an idiot or something?!" she asked him, a bit annoyed.

"Shut up, I'm trying to confess!"

"Well you look like an idiot… Wait, what?!" Himeko didn't believe the words that came out of Bossun's mouth. Was that the reason he looked nervous?

Bossun snapped out of his dumb face and got serious. "It took me some time to realize that, but I can't stand the thought of saying you goodbye. I still want you be closer to me. I like you, Himeko. I worry about all my friends but when it comes to you, I'm getting to worked up."

In reaction, Himeko…

Kiri ran to Sasuke's house. He searched for Bossun, but then he got a massage from his boyfriend, saying he wouldn't come. When he reached Sasuke's house, the latter's mother greeted the former with a smile. "It has been awhile, Kiri. Come in."

Surprisingly, when Sasuke's parents heard about their relationship, the parents reacted well. Sure, it was not easy to accept the fact their only son was dating a man, but they liked Kiri and welcomed him. "Sasuke is upstairs."

Kiri thank her and went to Sasuke's room. There, Sasuke was lying in his bed, covered with blanket though it wasn't really cold. Hearing the sound of someone coming inside the room, Sasuke turned over and saw Kiri. "What are you doing here?"

"I think I should be the one who asks you that." Kiri stepped closer. "How do you feel?"

"Not good," admitted Sasuke, he looked very tired.

"Do you have a fever or something?" asked Kiri. He sat on the bed and when lied close to Sasuke, who didn't mind moving a side so both would fit.

"No, but I feel tired. And I couldn't stop throwing up all morning. I'm like this for the last two weeks."

"So what you are going to do about graduation ceremony? Aren't you going to say goodbye to Mimorin and Daisy chan?"

"There is still time. I prefer to be here for awhile. You don't have stay here." There was something odd about Sasuke. He wasn't himself. It wasn't just a fever. He sounded cold, and also he was somewhere else.

"Are you sure you're okay?" Kiri asked worriedly.

"Yes. It's just that…" Sasuke got up, and he wore a different expression on his face. "You know what. There is something I have to do now."

In his lab, Chu-san was trying to figure out how he was supposed to build a crib for his kid when someone came inside the room angrily. It was the former student council president. "Hello," he said calmly. He took a coca kola bottle with an empty stick on it. "Did you find out what is it?"

"Yes," Sasuke yelled. "I am pregnant."