Haru's dimise khr

hey guys i felt i should write this story i think of this paring allot iv tried to read some story's of them but there all crapy

Anyway, this is a story I just came up yesterday.

Shadow night 642

Disclaimer: I do not own KHR or the characters. Just the plot.

CHAPTER I

The weather made everything just perfect.

The sky was dark with clouds that didn't even let any sunlight to breach in.

It was dark and cold, mingled with the gloomy atmosphere at the funeral.

Ryohei was crying out loud for his sister, Chrome and Hana let out silent tears and Tsuna...

He eyed on the tombstone with Kyoko's name on it, without letting out a single tear.

It wasn't fair, some of them thought. Kyoko was just a sweet and innocent girl; she had no awareness of the cruelty of the outside world. She didn't deserve to die that way. The girl that Tsuna wanted to protect the most was now dead.

No one knew who would kill a girl like Kyoko, no one but Bianchi, Gokudera, Yamamoto, and Tsuna. All of Kyoko's friends attended the funeral, except for one.

While everyone was sharing their grief and sadness, Haru was alone and had no one to share that. Even though she didn't attend her best friend's funeral, no one was sadder than her. Of course, she wouldn't be there. Because it was an accident, she shot Kyoko to death.

But accident or no, it didn't deny the fact that she killed Kyoko by her own hands. She always felt she was a nobody in their lives and she just made it worse. In her dark room and on her own bed, she buried her face under her folded legs. The image of how she shot Kyoko kept haunting her.

She just wanted to protect her. They had been kidnapped by a group of Mafioso that wanted Tsuna's head. To protect herself and Kyoko, she pointed a gun that Reborn gave her a year ago at the mastermind, but she didn't know that he would grab Kyoko to be his shield. It didn't across her mind.

She would never forget the feeling, the sound of bang, the sight of Kyoko's holey forehead, the sensation when the bullet penetrated her head. She never stopped blaming herself for what happened. She had shot Tsuna's happiness.

Her face lifted up a bit, only her eyes were seen. It was so empty, as if she had given up on her life. And she had no parents to comfort her because they were dead since a week ago. They were killed when they were on a trip to Italy and it was assumed-or surely concluded that it was a mafia that killed them.

She was now alone in her house, with a help by her relative outside the town to help her daily expense, sending money to her every week. Personally, she didn't care about the money. It made no difference now that she had to live in her house alone. Kyoko had once offered her to move to her house, but Haru refused.

Her best friend broke her heart 11 months ago, and even if she hid it really well, the thought that she would have to live with her-no, she didn't want to feel that pain again, although she didn't blame Kyoko for it. She never did.

The dark sky started to become a rain as thunders made flash to her window. At the fourth flash, a figure stood outside and opened the window. When she heard the sound of the sliding window, she immediately looked and got surprised as she saw Tsuna.

"T-Tsuna-san...?"

As Tsuna walked to her, Haru shuddered over the eyes of rage and tears that stuck on his orange eyes. In an instant, he pinned her against the wall with eyes of resentment. He was losing his mind.