Looking down at the ground blankly, and un-amused. Haruhi Sighed, and honestly didn't know what to do with herself.

When they told her they were going to Misuzu's to help him with something, she didn't know they were helping him build a green-house for his home-grown herds for cooking for the bed-and-breakfast. . Tamaki had called it a shed, getting them mixed up, apparently he doesn't know that commoners have green-houses just like the rich do.

That damn rich bastard.

As much as Haruhi loved to curse at her blond idiot friend, and tell him how much of a moron he really was. Haruhi was somewhat happy that he was willing to help Misuzu with such a tremendous job.

Actually, this is Tamaki we're talking about... So there for, him wanting to help people with large jabs like this isn't anything out of the ordinary, and she shouldn't congratulate him.

Damn idiot has a big enough ego already.

"Hey Haruhi,where dose this go?!" Tamaki called out, holding two pieces of wood up to show her what he was talking about. His blond hair blowing in the slight wind as it blew, though he paid no attention to it.

Haruhi ignored his attempt to get her help and walked over to Hunny who seemed to be having troubles of his own.. Or rather, he was sitting on a lawn chair with a plate of chocolate cake not doing anything at all, except eating it of course.

"Hunny sempai, what are you doing?" She asked the small college student, though she wasn't really sure why she said anything, it was obvious what he was doing to occupy himself. "Where's Mori sempai?"

"Watching everyone else work tiers me out, I'm taking a break." Hunny said simply, taking another big bite his beloved cake, getting a smidge of it on his left cheek. Smiling as the glorious taste of it went down his throat. "Takashi's over there putting up the first wall." He answered her last question. Pointing over to his cousin, who seemed to be the only one doing anything productive.

'Of course, Mori's already putting up the first wall, why am I not surprised?' Haruhi thought to her self, Her eyes twitching as she looked over to him, noticing how he was having no problem with it at all, while he stood on the ladder. . She always thought he was super-human.

"Ha-r-u-hi~!"

Haruhi blinked. Hearing a familiar voice sang behind her. . She puffed out her chest with the summer air and turned around, though she didn't have to turn far as she already felt his limbs fling themselves over her shoulders. "What is it?" She asked, giving him a bored, bemused look.

Kaoru grinned, getting her attention so easily and poked her in the cheek playfully. "I can't find Hikaru, do you know where he is?"

"No, why would I?"

"Because pets have to keep track of their owners~?"

"I thought I was toy... Now I'm a pet?" She sighed, pinching his hand making him pout and pull away.

"Well what ever you want is fine~" He smirked.

"I don't want either, I don't belong to anyone." She whined. Having enough of him already as she attempted to get away from the youngest Hitachiin as fast as she could. "Aren't you suppose to be doing something to help?"

"That's why I'm looking for Hikaru, haven't you ben listening?" Kaoru put his hand on his hip, throwing out a hand carelessly to the wind. "I can't hold a nail and a hammer at the same time, I'm not super human like Mori sempai."

"You could always hold each with one hand." She said, as if everyone were supposed to know that. "You know, like a normal person?"

"Why would I do that when I could just find Hikaru?"

"Never mind."

Haruhi shook her head, walking off to where Tamaki was, and raised her eyebrow at how weird he looked and wondered why he was wearing a hard hat and a safety vest while he started playing with a big box of screws and an automatic screw-driver.

"And Tamaki sempai, what are you doing?" She asked. feeling like the mother hen of a bunch of special needs baby chickens that needed her constant attention 24/7 "Do you even know how to use that thing?" Haruhi sighed, Feeling very doubtful that he knew what he was doing.

"Of course I know what I'm doing Haruhi, This isn't the first time I've held a hammer." Tamaki smirked, holding up the technical contraption.

"Tamaki sempai, that's a screw-driver."

"Oh, well of course it is, that's what I meant to say." He laughed. Finally noticing how good his hair looked in the slight summer breeze, and put his hand though It. "Ah isn't this breeze just lovely Haruhi."

"Uh, sure it is, I guess."

"I see you looking at me like that Haruhi, you aren't falling for daddy now are you?"

"Don't bet on it."

"..."

Haruhi rolled her eyes as she puffed out her cheeks full of air boredly as Tamaki started going on a long rant about being gorgeous, and how wrong it would be for a daughter to fall for her father, and some other things. Haruhi was pretty sure somehow the conversation when to tea cups or something weird like that but she wasn't listening, and decided to just go see the person she would have less awkward conversations with.

"Your not keen on this very much are you Kyouya sempai?" She asked as she walked up to the patio of the bed-and-breakfast, siting down on the chair next to the senior with glasses, his eyes covered unintentionally by the sun's furious flare. "Your just sitting here."

"I don't know the first thing about building small buildings, and neither does Tamaki, or anyone else here, so I do not wish to partake in this event." Kyouya said simply. Crossing one leg over the other as he got comfortable in his seat. Not intending to get up any time soon. "If they wish to make a fool of them selves by failing then they can."

Deciding that, that was a little harsh, even for Kyouya. Haruhi nodded and couldn't help but agree with him. She was a little morre knowledgeable about it then anyone else there, but she still didn't know what she could possible do that would be any help to them, and the only one who seemed to be doing anything was Mori.

She didn't see Kaoru anymore so she guessed he was off dong his own thing, as Hikaru was, so there was no reason for her to get up from her seat neither.

"Haruhi came back here and help your daddy~!" Tamaki called back. "Everyone's suppose to help, ya know.. You too Kyouya!"

"Just ignore him and he'll shut up." Kyouya said, relaxing into his chair.

"Yeah." Haruhi nodded.

"Come on, you're not doing much good just sitting there!"

"..."

"..."

"Hurry up!"

Haruhi narrowed her eyes, not being able to have a peaceful moment with all her friend's she had, and just got up, just so she didn't have to hear her sempai's constant, never closing mouth. . Casting an irritated glare towards the annoying blond as he was about to open his lips and speak again.

It made her eye twitch.

She looked back down at Kyouya as she stood up. Noticing how he wasn't budging from his place at the small wicker table, his eyes now not covered by any light as he glanced towards his best friend. A little irritated that he was trying to get him to move and how he interrupted his peace and tranquility of the afternoon.

Haruhi was pretty sure that if he wasn't going to get up before, then he wasn't going to get up at all.

No point in telling the shadow king what to do.

She learned that the scary way.

"Haruhi!Come on, I need you to hold this while I hammer it in!" Tamaki whined from across the grassy well-kept yard. "Mori already put up the two main walls, now we're putting up the roof before we can put the rest up~!"

'That was fast.' She snorted, not that surprised that Mori had done so much, though she was quite impressed. . "Alright I'm coming, stop yelling or your going to disturb the guests." She mumbled. "Like I said before."

Walking over to the small green house, she was surprised this time at how tall the roof was on it. It had to be eight foot tall with just the walls, but with the pointed topped foot, it made it look almost like eleven to twelve feet. . If one of them were to fall they could get seriously hurt.

Yes, even the clumsy idiot Tamaki could damage his so-called lovely, ever so fragile body in some way, shape or form.

"Tamaki, don't hold it so carelessly like that." Mori said. Holding the large piece of wood more firmly as Tamaki's arms started to shake from being put to hold something so heavy.

Yeah, Mori actually said a full sentence, with a big word and everything.

"I got it." Tamaki's voice strained. Even with the help of the great powerful Mori sempai holding it more than he was. Because a body like his was for sitting in a parlor drinking a cup of tea, not for holding wood and hammering down screws. . . Or screwing down nails.

Or what ever it was that he was holding for some reason.

Haruhi glanced up at them. A bit concerned and acknowledging how Tamaki was standing on the ladder way wrong.. She bit her lip and glanced towards Kyouya again, wondering if he noticed it too, but it looked like he had put his head phones in.

Well played Kyouya.

She looked back towards them, seeing how Tamaki's seemed to be having a bit of trouble keeping himself steady on the metal ladder that looked to be sinking into the grass from earlier drizzle of rain that had happened early in the morning. .

"Tamaki careful, we don't need you falling down." She called up to him. Crossing her arms over her chest.

"Awe, did you hear that Mori sempai? Haruhi really doesn't care about daddy~" Tamaki squealed, his grip loosening more the it already was as he began to sparkle, and the urge to jump down and hug Haruhi was growing more intense as he looked down at her. "Don't worry Haruhi, I got it all under control up here~"

"Tamaki, don't squirm." Mori said firmly, trying to hold up both ends, but one man can't simply do the job of two.

"Huh?" Tamaki glanced back to Mori in a swift clumsy motion, Causing him to lose all steady footage he had on the thin ladder and lose his grim completely on the large heavy wood for the roof, also making Mori lose his grip on it as well.

No body ever said that Tamaki was smart.

The wood slid off the edge of the side of one of the walls closest to Haruhi, and fell, right above Where she was standing. . She glanced up curiously and didn't have enough time to react at all as she saw it fall over her.

Tamaki's eyes widened but he was stuck on the ladder and had no time to get down and be a hero.

"Haruhi look out!"