I walked into my house and turned on the lights. "I cannot believe you talked me into this, Aka." He grumbled. "Just admit that the candy tasted good and get over it." I walked around the corner and came back with two cups of coffee. "Here." He frowned at me but took the coffee. "Thanks for signing me out." I said after a while. He looked up at me. He didn't say anything, so I decided to break the ice like Tamaki would have. "You know you're really cute when you laugh." I told him. "I... What?" I sighed. Bad idea. Back out, back out. "You're cute when you laugh."  I'm so stupid. I looked down and saw that his mug was empty. I took it from his hands and went to wash the dishes. When I got back, he was already falling asleep. "Coffee is supposed to keep you awake, Kyoya." His eyes snapped open. "I know that." I laughed and I thought I saw him blush. "Wh at were you saying earlier?" He asked me. Abort mission! Abort mission! While I screamed internally, he waited patiently for a response. I couldn't give him one. Then I thought of Kaoru. "Don't make me say it again, Kyoya." I said quickly. He stiffened. That may have been a bad idea. He frowned. "Why not?" He asked me. "Because it's embarrassing..." I whined. He blushed deeply this time. "A-alright then, Aka." I smiled. "Thanks, Kyoya." I decided to change the subject from me to him. "So how come Tamaki calls you mommy?" I teased. "Because he thinks of the host club as his family, mainly becaus he doesn't hav much of one, as you can tell from his father." I scowled at the mention of Tamaki's father. The board still had yet to approve Tamaki's rescue and I was a little more than stressed. "Nervous?" Kyoya asked me, leaning in a little bit. "If my nerves were ropes, they'd be cut up, and frayed at the edges, and very unwound. Is that a good picture?" He frowned along with me and leaned in a little further. "I'm sure everything will turn out fine. Whoever took Tamaki won't hurt him. They want something, and they need him alive to get it. We'll find him." He told me. I shivered. "That's what scares me though. They're keeping him alive but are they treating him well?" I saw his frown turn deeper. "Quit frowning, Kyoya. It's not like you." I said. He stops frowning, but his face was plain. "You give me an awful lot of compliments when you're worried, Takumi." I huff and push him off me. "Let's go to bed. I didn't bring any work home today." He nods and when I stand up, so does he. I smile slightly and lead him to my bedroom. When I open the door, there are twins on my bed. Mori is lying on the floor with Honey on top of him. I looked for Haruhi and saw her between the twins. Of course. I'm glad they're here though. "Where are we sleeping?" Kyoya asked me quietly. I hold up a finger and tap Mori. He wake up and looks at me. "Let's get you to the guest room. You can all sleep there." I whispered to him. He took Honey and followed Kyoya and I. I let him inside the room and shut the door behind him. "Come on, Kyoya." I grabbed his hand and led him to the second guest bedroom. "Is this okay with you?" I asked him. "Fine, Takumi. Let's sleep." I walked over to the bed and took off my shoes, crawling under the covers. I had taken off my shirt. Kyoy came in on my other side, and I found out that he had too. "Goodnight, Kyo." I mumbled. "Goodnight, Takumi."