A Forced Fiancé

9

"Alright hosts! It's time to begin our quest!" Tamaki shouted and dramatically gave the sky a fist bump. Typical Tamaki. But you got to love him. I mean, in a non romantic way because, you know, I'm engaged.

"Yeah!" The twins and Honey shouted, repeating the same action as their leader.

"Yeah, wooo. Can I go sleep now?" I asked as I shifted my sleeping fiancé onto my other shoulder. "Quit moving," the demon grumbled into my neck. I scoffed and rolled my eyes, "oh, forgive me, your highness, did you say move? Gotcha there. Lemme just-" I jumped up and glared at the air when I landed. Kyoya grumbled and swatted at my face, ". . .ungrateful child. . ." "Ungrateful?! If it wasn't for the fact that we're engaged I would sucker punch you right now," I growled as I continued to drag him.

"Lovers quarrel," The twins sniggered quietly and got out of dodge when a glare got sent their way.

"We wouldn't be in this situation if you hadn't barged into our house, rudely woken us up, and thrown us into the limousine," I hissed. I wasn't usually a grumpy riser, but considering the fact that I only got two hours of sleep, let's just say I was in a pissy mood. I valued my sleep whenever I got it.

"Need some help?" Haruhi asked, slowing down her pace to walk along side me. I gave her a tired smile, "I think I can manage, thank you though." She nodded and looked ahead, "they did seem rather excited this morning." I snorted, "yea, excited enough for me to shove my foot up their-" "Language," Kyoya scolded, though his voice was muffled.

I gave a few choice words under my breath and Haruhi laughed. "You two get along much more than when the engagement was first set. It's almost like you're a typical married couple," she smiled. I looked at her and then Kyoya, "huh. Demon overlord and myself. . . Ha, now that's a funny story!" "Shut up before I smack you," Kyoya griped. "You already did!" I screeched.

"Not hard enough. . ."

Oooh I'm gonna hurt him. I'm gonna do it. No regrets! I'm gonna do it!

"I should just drop you," I sighed. The fact that he made the food and helped me emotionally was the only reasons I wasn't dropping him and leaving him for the dogs. "But you won't," I swear his voice sounded so smug. "Remind me to tell Tamaki to never wake us up again. I can't go through another round of this," I groaned and hung my head in defeat.

"Where are we going anyways?" I asked as I looked around. The place was vaguely familiar, but that was it. "There's a new shopping market open and senpai wanted to check it out," Haruhi answered.

"At seven in the morning," I glared at the king's back.

"Yes," Haruhi nodded.

"Let me guess, he wanted to go the 'commoner' way."

"Yep."

"And he wanted everyone to come."

"Pretty much."

"And he determined?"

"Puppy dog determined."

"Great. . ." Then I got an idea.

"Well, Kyo and I are gonna split from the group. I have to change this angry beast into a prince," I grinned at her. She gave me a look, "then who's the beauty?" "Me obviously," I laughed as she rolled her eyes. "You seem so sure," she grinned as I feigned hurt. "You wound me. I'm a majestic beauty and you know it," I gave her a wink and she laughed. "Whatever you say," she shook her head.

We come to a stop in front of the entrance. There were a few people here already, but not enough for it to be considered crowded. Several stores lined the sides of the wide walkway. Handmade banners hung over the concrete, attaching to the front of two buildings. Signs hung above doors, signifying which store was which and wide windows displayed what was inside.