Ouran High School Host Club(Semi-Advanced Rp) discussion

Hardly anyone comes here, only students and occasionally teachers who seek peace and quiet.

Sakura sat, sitting on the railing that prevented students from falling off the roof. Her arm moved rapidly, guiding the bow across the strings of the violin. She was playing one of her favorite songs, Bach Chaconne in D Minor, with a few personal touches of course. After a few more minutes passed, she eased herself up so Sakura was now standing on the railing, playing the violin. It was something she shouldn't have been doing in her condition. A few days ago, Sakura had spent a weekend in the hospital for another minor surgery. The stitches were still in her abdomen, and could have ripped. She wasn't even supposed to be at school, but Sakura insisted that she was fine, even though she truly wasn't. After completing the song, Sakura started another. This one, was one she wrote herself.

Ryuu sat where he usually did, at her feet, his own bare and collecting dirt. He alternated between watching her cautiously, watching her adoringly, and sipping his Caprisun. The boy had a whole box of them to his right as he went through one after the other. The flavor was strawberry kiwi, but that didn't matter when his only friend's legs were to his left, the only thing telling him that she was still alive. "Sakurrrraaaaa," he whined when she had finished her original song. "I'm bored... And hungry. And there's no food up here."

The instant Sakura finished her piece, she responded with "Ryuuuuuuuu," she replied with a soft chuckle. "Lets go get something to eat.." Sakura prepared to jump down from the railing, when the heel of her shoe caught on a part of the railing, slowly sending her backwards. With her free foot, she used her leg to propel herself forwArd, sending her flying into her bookbag, a few feet from Ryuu. The only thing that was important, was that Sakura's violin was alright. While crashing into the bag, she had held the violin and bow up so no damage would come to it. Sakura sighed heavily, at the pain in her abdomen. The stitches were surely surrounded by flushing bruises now.

Ryuu panicked, but somehow managed to catch her before her head, at least, could hit the ground. "S-S-Sakura, are you alright?! Oh my god, Sakura! Are you okay?! Are you okay?! Are you hurt anywhere?!" he fussed, helping her sit up if she would allow him to. He was so dog-like even in this instance, his personality living up to the nickname 'Inu-chan'.

Sakura clasped a hand over her lower abdomen. "I'm fine..I-I just slipped!" She said, smiled weakly to reassure him. Still clutching her violin, she brought it down, making sure there weren't any scratches or dents, strings broken or chips. Sakura examined it closely, before sighing in relief when nothing was broken or snapped. The violin was everything to her. She couldn't just get a new one, hers was special. It was her mothers, given to her when she first started playing. Sakura reached for her bag, where she kept all her medicine and painkillers.

Ryuu frowned, helping her as much as she allowed and then pulling back from her. He didn't want to accidentally hurt her, as he had a hard timw realizing his own strength. "S...Sakura...? Are... Are you really okay? Do you want a Caprisun?" His eyes were sad and concerned—an adorably puppy who almost looked scolded.

"I'm fine..really.." she lied, pulling her vag towards her. She yanked at the zipper in the front, a few pill bottles tumbling out. Sakura shoved the bottles back in the pocket, until she grabbed a bottle of Acetaminophen. Sakura unscrewed the cap and pulled two pills out, while the bottle was still in the bag. "I'd love a Caprisun!" Said Sakura with a bright smile.

Ryuu gave her one, after poking the straw in it expertly. He said nothing, but the way he gently nuzzled against her shoulder was enough to convey the message: he was concerned about her. When he pulled back, there was a cute pout on his sweet face. Sakura, why are you trying to hide how bad it is...?

Sakura thanked him kindly, taking the pouch in her hand. She popped the two dime sized pills into her mouth, then took a small sip of the Caprisun. "Uch.." she mumbled, at the taste of the pills. They were the kind that were coated in something to make them taste sweet, although they still tasted gross to her. Sakura looked a bit concerned, noticing the look on Ryuu's face. "I-Is everything alright?" Asked Sakura.

Ryuu's brows furrowed and he looked away, still pouting stubbornly. "You hurt yourself on accident and I couldn't catch you in time," he grumbled, obviously blaming himself. "Stupid fence." He tried to convince her otherwise, however. "S-...Stupid Sakura for tripping and not letting me catch her..."

"Ryuu. It's not your fault..I should have been more careful. I shouldn't have even been up there in the first place.." she replied. I really shouldn't have done that in my condition... Sakura quickly glanced the other direction, then wrapped her arms around Ryuu, her face a slight shade of red as she did so.

Ryuu couldn't even smile at her, though he wrapped his arms around the girl in return. "Don't say that, Sakura. It's alright. Just be more careful," he told her softly, though there was still a bit of a pout in his words.

Sakura nodded. "I-I will.." she mumbled. After a few seconds of what seemed like awkward silence, Sakura pulled away and asked " Would you still like to head down to the cafeteria?" She chirped cheerfully. Sakura regained her usual chipper personality, despite the pain racking her frail body.

Ryuu shakes his head and then rested it on Sakura's shoulder gently. "No. Not when you don't feel okay. We'll wait until you feel a little better. And then I'll carry you down," he insisted. He nuzzled his face softly into the crook of the girl's neck. His affection only really showed with Sakura.

"I feel fine!" Said Sakura, trying to convince Ryuu she was alright. Sakura scooted towards the railing, grabbing the top and gripping the bars tightly, pulling herself up shakily. Sakura steadied herself, then brushed off her skirt, of the ridiculous uniform everyone was supposed to wear. She let go of the railing, swaying slightly, then steadied herself once more.

Ryuu stood quickly when the girl swayed, placing a hand on her waist. "Sakura, don't lie to me," he said softly, as if he were hurt. He grabbed the box of Caprisun's that he left on the ground, helping Sakura steady herself. "I will carry you if you insist on going to the cafeteria."

Sakura's face flushed red at his touch. "I-I'm fine, really..I wouldn't lie to you.." She said, although she had been lying the whole time. "Anyways, lets go.." Sakura, starting to feel hungry, since she hadn't eaten anything in the last day.

Ryuu scowled at Sakura, and then set the Caprisun box back on the ground before carefully picking the girl up like a princess. He gave her no room to argue, but he was sure to be gentle with her. It did not pull at her stitches, and she was allowed to relax against his chest. Leaving the box, but making sure she had her violin, he started walking toward the door leading into the building.

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"H-Hey!" She exclaimed out of shock. Sakura'a face was a vibrant shade of red once again. "Ryuu.. I can walk." She whined, her face a scowling sort of pout. She was secretly a bit glad that he had picked her up, because she might have fallen, or worse, tripped down the stairs.

"No," Ryuu stated in a grumble, his brows furrowed. He held her a bit tighter as he opened the door and then made his way for the stairs. I won't put you down. Never. Don't say that... Idiot.

Sakura sighed softly. "Ryuu.." she whispered, desperately wanting him to know she was alright. She didn't mind being carried though, especially by Ryuu. Sakura felt safe with him, he wouldn't let anything happen to her. She knew that for sure. Sakura stopped her weak attempt at a struggle, which was just swinging her legs softly.

Ryuu was very careful as he descended the stairs, but when they got low enough, the people in the hallways started to thicken and he stopped, trying not to panic. He growled lowly in frustration and held onto Sakura a bit tighter.

Sakura flinched slightly, the loud noise of the hallway hurt her ears, unable to hear anything but the loud chatter, and the pulsing sound of a heartbeat, although she couldn't tell if it was hers, or Ryuu's. Sakura mumbled out something like "We can just go back..it's fine..", or so she thought she mumbled. She could barely hear her own voice over the chatter.

Ryuu froze at the soft sound of Sakura's voice, but immediately turned and made his way back up the stairs, hushing people along the way. When they ended up back on the roof, he set Sakura down gently and held her to make sure she wouldn't fall over. His stomach snarled in protest at their change of plans, but he made no comment.

"I'm sorry.." she whispered, looking to the side. Sakura felt bad for making him turn back, even though he was obviously hungry. Sakura had a couple packages of fruit snacks in her back pack, although that was it, and would hardly be enough. She felt even worse for being so weak like this.

Ryuu said nothing, placing his hand on her head gently. With anyone else, he would have protested and grumbled about getting food, but Sakura was different—she was special to him. He sat down after the girl was settled, reaching for the Caprisun box that remained where he had set it previously. Without asking, he grabbed one, stuck a straw in it, and then held the pouch out for Sakura.

Sakura gingerly took the pouch, thanking him quietly. She brought it to her lips, about to take a sip, then stopped. Sakura suddenly clasped her pale hands over her mouth, going into a heavy fit of coughing. Her body shook, throat burning intensely until after a few seconds that she stopped. Sakura rubbed her throat, then wiped away the tears that had gathered at her eyes.

Ryuu's brows furrowed, but all he could do was close his eyes. After she stopped coughing, he stood and marched inside the building, walking as fast as he could without running. He made sure to return quickly so Sakura couldn't leave, and in his arms—and his mouth—were buns and muffins, and two bottles of water. Sitting down beside the girl, he grabbed one of the buns and held it out to her. A few seconds of shy silence later, he gave her head a gentle pat. "Eat slow."

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"T..Thank you.." mumbled Sakura as she carefully took the bun from Ryuu. She took a small bite out of it, swallowing it down her burning throat. The cough had nothing to do with any of her illnesses, it was just something that happened occasionally. Probably just the common cold. Sakura sighed and raised her head to look at Ryuu. "I'm sorry.." she whispered, barely loud enough for him to hear.

"No," Ryuu stated bluntly. He passed her a waterbottle, the one he had opened. "No." Though his response would seem rude from the outside, one who knew him could understand that his short response truly meant, 'don't be sorry' or 'there's no need for you to be sorry'. 'No' just seemed easier.

Sakura gingerly took the waterbottle, taking a small sip. The water was cold going down her throat, soothing the burning sensation. She took a deep breath, deciding whether or not she should say what she was about to say. Sakura sighed once more, then looked up at Ryuu. She hesitated, opening her mouth to speak, but finding no words. After a few moments of silence, Sakura was able to utter out "I..lied"

Ryuu's brows furrowed for only a second before he was once again blank-faced. "I know," he said softly, fiddling with the cap on his own waterbottle. He suddenly growled and grabbed a Caprisun, stabbing the straw into it violently and clamping his mouth around it. His brows were once again furrowed and there was an angry pout on his face as he drank from the pouch.

"But it's not okay..I'm sorry.." She said, hot salty tears pricking at her eyes, forming small puddles at her eyes. "I-I'm really sorry.." said Sakura, her voice quiet, whispering slightly. She pulled her knees up to her chest, hugging herself tightly. Sakura breathed deeply, finding it difficult to do so now.

Ryuu panicked. He was never good with tears. The blush on his cheeks brightened and then he hesitantly, shyly patted Sakura's head. "I... It's alright. I forgive you. Now eat and drink," he ordered in a grumble, pulling his hand away and lifting the Caprisun back to his lips. With anyone else he would have been unintentionally blunt, and definitely rough. Luckily, he learned to control himself when dealing with Sakura.

Sakura choked back a sob, then waited a few moments before sitting up and wiping her eyes. She reached over and grabbed her water bottle, fiddling with the cap until she was able to screw it off. She took a small drink of water, before screwing the lid back on and setting it down next to her.

Sakura's lack of response made Ryuu instantly begin to think he did something wrong. It took only about thirty seconds for him to blurt out, "Did I make you sad?" He blushed lightly, grumbling as he continued. "Did I make you mad...? I didn't mean to... T-touchy.." His furrowed brows more than gave away that he wasn't irritated with her.

"N-No!" she exclaimed. "It's fine..you didn't do anything.." Sakura took a shaky breath, then responded. "I-You didn't do anything..I just..feel terrible for lying to you..I shouldn't even be here.." Sakura rubbed her eyes again, which were now red and puffy from the tears that had once stained her pale face.

Ryuu was filled with a sudden rage, and for the first time in a while, when in Sakura's presence, he was unable to control himself. He turned sharply so he was on one knee, leaning close to he was in her face and gripping the wrist of the hand that was near her face. "Don't you dare say that. Don't be such an idiot. I..." He trailed off and blushed, looking away and releasing her wrist. "I really like being around you..."

Sakura, who's face was a crimson red, was only able to stutter out a stupid response. "I-I..Um..I-I..uhmm..I should..get going.." She said, pointing awkwardly to the door. Sakura wanted to say something, but she just sat there, her mouth open slightly, searching for the right words. Unfortunately, no words came, causing her to look a bit stupid.

Ryuu flinched, his brows furrowing and his expression a bit angered. "Leave? Fine. Leave," he grumbled, pulling away from her and leaning against the fence again. He wouldn't tell her that he'd rather she didn't go, but it was unintentionally clear that he was unhappy with the idea.

Kenma stood on the roof, looking over the railing. He was just blankly staring at nothing in particular, until he heard a few people come onto the roof. His attention snapped towards them as they walked past. They had startled him slightly, but it didn't show as he turned back around and pulled out his phone. He had gotten a message from one of the chatrooms he was in. He sighed a little, and put his phone away, not really wanting to answer it. It was very peaceful at the moment. Kenma turned away from the railing and sat down on a bench with a bored expression. He wanted to eat some pudding, but he didn't feel like leaving the rooftop.

Souta was far from quiet when he shoved open the doors to the roof using his foot. His hands were occupied—one holding a donut to his mouth and the other in his pocket. The second he saw Kenma though, he pulled his donut from his face and grinned brightly at the boy. "Ken-chaaaan~!" he practically squealed, loping over to where the boy stood. "Ken-chan, I couldn't find you anywhereeeee!!" He whimpered and pouted like a dog, which he was often compared to. With his unruly brown hair and expressive face, it wasn't hard to picture him with a tail and ears. "I even got you a donuuuuuut~! But I ate a bit of it. But I still got you a donut! You big meanie!"

Kenma flinched at the sudden noise, and looked at Souta, who seemed extremely excited. "Sou-chan, I'll never forgive you." He mumbled in a joking manner. He held out his hands for the doughnut, and when he got it, he broke it in half. "Since you already bit some of it, just take this half." He said. Even if it wasn't pudding, Kenma still ate it without complaining. As he ate, he heard the people from before. They were talking about someone, and how annoying they were. Kenma glanced over at them, as he tried to listen to what they were saying. They clearly weren't talking about him, but he if they were, he'd immediately try to change the bad things that they thought about him. Maybe he was too self conscious..

Souta's expression didn't change exactly, but his eyes grew darker as he watched Kenma's face. He snuck around behind the smaller boy when he was distracted and then wrapped his arms around his waist. "Ken-chan, pay more attention to me," he grumbled, resting his head on Kenma's shoulder. After a few more seconds, he pouted and then pushed the end of his half of the donut against Kenma's cheek. "Ken-chan. Ken-chan. Ken-chan. Ken-chan. Ken-chan," he repeated every time he touched the dessert to his friend's face. With an impatient growl, he suddenly nipped Kenma's ear.

Kenma widened his eyes slightly when Souta suddenly nipped his ear. "Hey!" He exclaimed, and flicked Souta's forehead. "What was that for?" He asked, turning his head to look at him. He didn't push Souta away though. He hugged onto his arms while they were wrapped around his waist without thinking. He then realized what he was doing, and let go of him. He mumbled a quick apology for some reason, and looked up at Souta.

Souta's brows twitched together for a second when Kenma apologized, biting his neck a bit harder than how he had nipped his ear. "You're ignoring me," he grumbled, his tone suggesting what his face refused to—he was a bit hurt. He didn't say or do anything more save for slightly tightening his arms around Kenma's waist.