The camera clicked on in the sixth division office. A man sitting at the desk raised an eyebrow. "Lieutenant Matsumoto... you had better not be working on a project for the Woman's Society to make money."

"Actually, no." There was a slight pause. "Orihime... I think we should avoid using the sock puppets."

"Excuse me? Does your taicho know what you are up to?" Byakuya asked.

"No! Toshiro-kun doesn't know! It's supposed to be a surprise for him," Orihime smiled.

"Dare I ask?" the man stated, working on his paperwork, trying to ignore the two.

"We're making a video of what people like about him, because he's feeling down," the female continued.

"I don't see the point." Byakuya's face remained emotionless. "He's going to be annoyed with you, you know."

"I can't erase the tape, because I don't know how," Matsumoto suddenly stated.

"So, you want me to say what I like, about a captain who thinks that the noble traditions are for the birds?" the man stated. He raised an eyebrow. "Don't give me that look, Matsumoto Fukutaicho. You know what I'm talking about."

"I guess your just as bad as some of the others we've tried," Orihime muttered.

"He's right though, you know," Byakuya calmly imputed. "Some of the traditions, what is the point for them being there? If I had stuck to the traditions, I would never have married my wife, or adopted her sister. The thing that I like about Hitsugaya Taicho is, while he will abide by rules and traditions, if he feels something is unfair, he will challenge it. He has the ability, to stand up for what he believes in. Now. Can you please leave my office?"

"Uhh... thank you..." Matsumoto muttered, her tone sounding rather surprised.

"Rukia's nii-san is nice, isn't he?" Orihime piped up.