The Overflow

Chapter 10

Small footsteps pit-pattered against the floor before the owner drew attention to himself. "We've had enough of this! You're both to blame for this fight!" Honey said to the twins while holding out a boxed cake. "Hika-chan and Kao-chan, I want you to make-up and go halfsies on this cake! Kay~?" Honey said, this proposal seemed to make the boys falter but only for a second. "But I want to have a piece too, so I guess we're going to have to go thirdsies. Aw we-'re not going to be able to split the strawberry on top though. What should we do? Maybe I should just take it, after all strawberries are my favorite... Oh, I forgot to ask Hika-chan, Kao-chan, do you like strawberries?" Honey asked while the tension between the twins began to thicken. In all honesty, Honey should have not even been involved but his sweet demeanor had good standings if it wasn't for his selfishness. "Honey bear" I called out to the boy, trying to warn him. "Stop." The boy looked confused and a little hurt before Mori slid in gently picking up the boy. And with this he carried the boy a considerable safe distance away from the twins' proximity before explaining. "You're just making it worse, leave them alone." Mori told the boy, the fragile boy seemed to understand but his worry grew much like the twins' plans grew into a tsunami waiting for the right moment to relinquish its power and destruction onto its prey.

Tamaki took notice of the two of us, as he planned to hopefully gain attention from a certain girl. "Oh Haruhi and Lena! I didn't expect to run into you in the dining hall." He said while happily daydreaming. "We were worried about those two, so we followed them here without even thinking." The brown headed female told him before I decided to add onto her statement. "Yeah, usually we just eat in the classroom since we both bring a boxed lunch." I said while shrugging my shoulders. What Haruhi didn't know was, I was not entirely worried about the fight at all. But something tells me I shouldn't hold it to that. Tamaki's imagination began to spiral out of control as his daydreams fed into his reality or so he thought. "I don't care if my boxed lunch is in an embarrassing heart shape! I will eat it!" Tamaki randomly shouted in the dining hall. "He's not okay is he?" I asked the dark haired boy who stood behind me. Kyoya grabbed a hold of his lunch tray, setting it down before taking a place beside me. "It seems his fantasies are completely incoherent but in all honesty who is to say he ever was?" The boy said before the twins raged on once more.

"Haruhi, you wanna sit here with me?" Hikaru offered the brown headed female as she nervously shuffled to sit next to the boy. "So, what's that?" The boy questioned while pointing to her bento. The conversation seemed to bleed out from my peripheral vision as the boy beside me came more in my focus. "How is your day going?" The boy asked before receiving a reply. "Tiring, I don't know if I can take much more of this. I am kind of skeptical, I am starting to think this is turning into a much rather bigger conflict." I told the boy, as exhausted sigh escaped his mouth before confirming my gut feeling. "You might be right, even the club is suffering from this feud." He told me. Before long, soup was thrown at Hikaru, Tamaki was pulled by his tie into a face full of soup and Honey was thrown once more with the addition of Tamaki into the back and forth tossing of random items. "That's it! I'm done!" I told everyone as I hurriedly gathered my things to walk away. What I was unaware of, was the fact the twins actually felt bad and Tamaki being Tamaki misunderstood my wording. "Does she mean the twins fight or the club?" The blonde questioned out loud, forcing everyone to stop their tracks and brainstorm upon the matter.

The afternoon casted its evening clouds to capture the sun into a temporary slumber. The school day came to a decay for the time being and so did everyone's energy levels. A soft silence could be heard as the host club minus the twins found their loving secretary peacefully at rest, or so they thought. A sad sigh resonated from the king before looking over to his friends. "She's really worn out huh?" Tamaki questioned while being a little worried for the health of one of the members. Small clicking noises could be heard from the main desk in the room in a pattern before stopping upon the question, much like the little air swishing around little kicking feet. "Lee-chan does deal with the twins the most. Maybe she just needs a little nappy, then she will be all better." The lolita boy tried to cast his worry onto false hope before the intellectual genius of the group spoke. "Looking at the numbers, if this situation isn't resolved, I'm afraid we're going to have to stop offering our brotherly love package. We're down one pair of loving brothers." Kyoya said before a slight shuffling noise could be heard.