《pic above is what Talula looks like, just with rainbow eyes》

I came out of the dressing room with Hikaru's hand on my shoulder and Tamaki's hand in mine. I saw Benibara and her henchmen being held in place by Mori, with a scary aura radiating off of him. "What are you doing here, you three? Are you ever gonna leave us alone?" Hikaru asked, also a dark aura radiating off him. "We came to try to recruit Haruhi and abolish the Host Club! And when we saw this gorgeous young maiden, us three couldn't handle ourselves. So, we tried to show her the perks of being with another maiden, but apparently she didn't get the message. Or she is just brainwashed by you infamous Host Club!" Benibara started yelling, making me cower behind Tamaki while Hikaru places a hand on my lower back. I never liked yelling, but that's understandable for what I've gone through. I even have a huge scar on my back that starts from the back of my shoulder blade across to the side of my waist, going diagonal. "Mori-senpai, please show these ladies the door." Tamaki said as he turned around to hug me. I started crying into my brother's coat.

When I pull away, I look up at Tamaki. "Um, Tamaki, I'm really starting to get dizzy, can we go home?" I ask, as the world around me begins to spin. "Talula, are you okay? You're really pale!" Right as he starts to walk up to me, I fall to my knees, the world starting to go faster and me having a massive headache that feels like I'm being stabbed in the side of the head. Tamaki picks me up and tells everyone, "We're gonna go ahead and go home, I think Talula needs to get some rest." He says. Once we get outside, the headache starts to fade. When we get in the car, I start to get really nervous. "Tamaki, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to be a burden." I said, looking up at him as my eyes turn gray. "What are you talking about, Talula? You're not a burden to me. To me, you're a blessing!" He says. "Thanks Tamaki. That means a lot. But, I'm scared..." I tell him, looking out the window. "Why?" Tamaki asks me. "Because of Dad, he doesn't exactly take a liking to me. You should have heard him in the car. 'You are a disgrace, a mistake, and blah blah blah.' He just, doesn't like me, and I'm afraid of what will happen." I say, ashamed. "Really, why doesn't he like you? I guarantee no one will ever not like you, until they get to know you!" Tamaki said, with hope and worry clear in his voice. "We're home Young Master." The driver says. Then, I start to get really nervous. "Well, let's go, Talula." Tamaki says.