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∘◦ ♡ ༉━━━ We all have been told this tale ever since we were little - the story of a brave prince who rescued a girl imprisoned in a tower by an evil sorceress. Many think of thi...
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"Miki-chan, this theme was your idea right?" Sora giggled as she walked by the entrance of the host club after her appointment with Tamaki. Next to her were a few others who were also in class 2-A. Judging by the wide smiles and bright flushes on their face, they seemed to have had a wonderful time. "It was such a great theme, we had lots of fun!"
"Thank you very much." She chirped.
The Music Room looked like a set straight out of fairy tale collection, because that was the theme. The host club were all dressed up as storybook characters, each with their specifically themed stations. Tamaki's station was decorated as if it were a pond in the midst of nature from Swan Lake, he was dressed up in a prince costume. Kyoya sat in the midst of a rose garden, inspired by Beauty and the Beast, as he taught the guests about the variety of roses. Honey and Mori were in a candy-themed setup, an inspiration drawn from Hansel and Gretel's candy cottage, sharing pieces of cake with swooning guests. Hikaru and Kaoru were surrounded by faux apple trees, decorated with real apples as guests gushed about their 'poisonous love'. Haruhi and her clients sat on glass-made seats, a beautiful clock design hanging between them, striking close to midnight as they had tea.
"It's so romantic to have the hosts treat you like a real princess." One of the girls, Tamaki's regular guest named Tsubaki swooned. "How did you come up with the concept?" She asked, leaning forward.
