SFIT-An all-boys institute

Ethanol? What are you talking about?

Guys, guys, guys, guys, guys. The baby, the one I practically killed, isn't the 'who is going to die' person I'm referring to. There's someone else who's going to die and I am going to give you the choices. These are the ONLY people I'm referring to when I say 'who is going to die'. Get it? Thank you.

Choices: Ethan, Hiro, GoGo, Tadashi. THESE ARE THE ONLY CHOICES AND THEY ARE THE ONLY ONES I'M REFERRING TO.

I don't own anything~!

Oh, and one last thing, I've got the last biggest explosion for the story, besides the death which is the last chapter, and it's in THIS chapter. Everything you've known about this story will make you think again.

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(February 2041)

Hiro sat on the outside properties of Lucky Cat Café. Tadashi had invited him to go to their aunt's café so that they could talk about Tadashi's plans on making a robotics business. The older Hamada planned it to be a family business ran solely by Hamadas and the following families with the blood. Tadashi wanted to call it 'Hamada Industries' making it obvious that the family was well known throughout the robotics community but Hiro insisted to call it 'Tadashi Industries' instead in honor of his brother who was working hard at Krei Tech to develop as a robot creator. Everything Tadashi and Hiro had dreamed of before as children were now to come true. The two had been looking for a land large enough to alot a huge building and the factories it will take up. Cass went out and gave Hiro a cup of hot chocolate.

"Aunt Cass, you shouldn't have." Hiro said

His aunt sat across him at the table.

"It's freezing out here, why don't you and your brother meet inside instead?" Cass asked

"I can't. The customers need all the space they could get." Hiro replied, "But thank you for the concern."

Cass stared at the busy San Fransokians going about their daily businesses.

"You know lots of things happened since you two moved out." Cass started, "The old ladies missed the two of you. They said the café lost its adorable little servers."

"Well we missed the café too. I wish I'd still wake up to the smell of coffee being brewed." Hiro responded

"Aren't you happier to waking up with a girl beside you?" Cass smirked

"Not as happy as before." Hiro smiled at his aunt. His smile faltered just seconds after a thought passed through his head "Aunt Cass, what am I gonna do if," he looked away from his aunt's stare, "if somehow GoGo doesn't, doesn't come out of this... alive?"

Cass looked on silently at her nephew, unsure of what to say? What would she say? Should she tell him his wife will survive out of it without any harm? And then what? Make him assume that he will live a long happy life with his girl then if it does not happen, only make his fall worse? Or should she be more realistic? Yes. Maybe she should be. Maybe she should tell him that whatever the outcome will be he can go through it. But what if the outcome becomes negative?

"Hiro, we both know that Leiko's doing her best to get cured, right? I think she would make it out of it alive." Cass nodded

Hiro slumped in his chair and muttered, "You're just telling me that to make me feel better."

Cass bit her lip. Now she was cornered. What was she going to do?

"Well, Hiro, you're a strong person and you know that whatever happens, I'll be right here. You know that, right, sweetie?" Cass replied in a soft tone