The Insane Host [OHSHC] [UNDER REVIEW]

Chapter 5

A/N: Thank you all for the support shown so far. It really does motivate me to continue.  Also, I sincerely apologize if I don't update a lot. I'm weird and won't publish a chapter with less than 400 words. 

To my surprisingly great sadness, the club hours had ended and it was time to go home with Haruhi. 

I hugged Kyoya tightly, not wanting to let go and leave him, "I don't wanna go. " 

No visible surprise was shown by him at my reluctance , "What about your father? Won't he be sad if his son doesn't come home?" 

I paused, not having thought about Daddy's feelings, "...I guess..." 

"You'll see me tomorrow, " He said calmly as if he had planned for this, which, in all reality, he probably had, "Your father has my number, just text me." 

"Kazu doesn't have a phone, " Haruhi called out while talking to Tamaki, who didn't seem to like the attention taken off of him, " He'll just talk you on my phone." 

Tamaki strained to gain my sister's attention again, waving his arms around as Haruhi's eyes stayed locked on us as if Tamaki wasn't even there. 

Ha, loser. 

"That won't do, " Kyoya muttered, pulling a pure white phone out of his pocket, "Too complicated."  He input in his number under the name, Kyo, and handed me the phone.

My eyes sparkled with tears, "Thank you!" I hiccuped, rubbing my eyes. I was so happy that Kyo had given me the phone but I felt so sad. 

Haruhi walked over, lifting up my head and wiping my eyes with a smile, "Come on, Zuki. Let's go home." 

I nodded with a sniffle, waving goodbye to the host club members as Haruhi took my hand and led me out of the room. 

Surprisingly, I was excited that I'd see all of them tomorrow. Even Tamaki. 

As we walked home I wondered what Papa would've done if I hadn't come home and decided to stay with Kyoya. 

Haruhi opened the door and we were both welcomed into a big hug. The sound of Daddy's high pitch squeals entered my ears. 

"Both of my children coming home from school together,"   He exclaimed with contagious joy, "It's like a dream come true." 

I smiled, burying my face into his shoulder, I didn't want or care to know now. Daddy didn't need to go through that again. 

"I love you, Daddy." 

"Love you too, Kazu." 

Then I furrowed my brows with a frown as I thought about what Kyoya had said, "Wait, tomorrow's Saturday..."