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Clint nodded and placed the one she liked into their cart, putting the other back. He stood to his feet, listening to her describe the little guy and also list what was next in the list. Ah, fun. He scrunched up his nose. Pets were always messy, and cleaning up after them was never fun. Still, the little furball would be safer with them than out in the streets. And if he was in the house, then Maddie wouldn't be out there running around looking for it. So keeping the kitten was the best choice.

"Alright, let's go get that. Hmm, dark grey with white huh?" Clint repeated. He pushed the cart in silence, thinking of what they could call the kitten. "What about Nimbus?" He suggested. "Weird I know...but you know what a Nimbus cloud is right?"

He needed to hunt and hadn't wanted to wake her. So he was hungry, but not for food exactly. Kaneko looked at him, could see the pained expression on his pale face. "It's okay, I'm just glad you're okay. I was worried someone had hurt you." Her hand reassuringly squeezed his own. "Okay, let's go. You can have some tea and we can talk while I do the laundry. We can talk about anything." She said, walking with him back to their cabin home. She couldn't help but glance back towards the woods. This was the first time he had wandered there. Maybe it was accidental.

Kaneko helped him up the porch steps then opened the door and walked inside with him. The warmth of the house was very welcomed. She closed the door behind them and let go of his hand to walk into the kitchen and check the tea. It was still warm which was good and it had been steeping so maybe it would be stronger now. Carefully, Kaneko poured him a cup of tea, then set the cup down on the table for him. "Did you get enough when you were hunting?" She asked quietly, not sure how to word it.

Mia smiled at Takashi's answer. "But you are, because you're talking to people. You're spending time with people, taking the time to hear them out. I think that is a very noble thing to do." She answered, finishing her tea and her cake. "Tell me Mori-Senpai, was there a theme that you enjoyed the most?" She asked curiously and looked at Mitsukuni, "You too Honey-Senpai. Is there a theme you enjoyed the most?" She asked.

She didn't want to leave either cousin out. So any questions asked would have to be directed towards both of them. Mia wondered what themes they have had in the past, and all the different costumes they must have worn. It sounded like a lot of fun. She personally would enjoy it, but what girl wouldn't like the chance to dress up for school?

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Haruhi glanced towards Mitsukini and the others. It looked like they were in deep discussions. As was customary, Takashi was usually silent, sometimes joining in the conversation but for the most part being a silent observer. Her eyes darted towards Kyoya who was busy as per usual. She wondered if he ever took a break. She could always ask but he was very intimidating so she just kept to herself. The only ones she ever really talked to were the twins. Sometimes she would talk with Mitsukuni.

When Alice was ready, both Kaoru and Hikaru looked at her. "Now we take you to Kyoya and figure things out. Like where you'll be staying for the time being. About your health accommodations, your father maybe." Both of them shrugged their shoulders, a blank look on their faces. "We don't really know. We just were doing what we do best." Kaoru said. Both twins then motioned for her to follow them and headed towards where Kyoya stood.

"Hmm...yes I guess you're right." Clint agreed. He put one of the bowls in the cart and the other back then started to look for another one. When she asked him for name suggestions, he shrugged his shoulders. "I don't know. You're asking a guy who's never had a pet before." He answered, picking up a blue bowl. "Here, this could be for the water." He said and showed it to her. "Or do you want to get the one with blue paw prints on it for the water instead?"

Clint really did want to help name the little gut though. "Well..why not something that goes with his fur color? What color is he again? Grey?" He honestly had forgotten already. Well, he never really paid attention to that in the first place.

Kaneko draped his jacket over her arm, rubbing her hands together to keep them warm despite having knit gloves on. Her skin was pale, but her nose was red from the cold as were her cheeks and her lips. She trembled, thinking of what to do. Should she wait for him? Or keep looking for him? But where else could she look? Her eyes locked on the woods. Had he wandered too far? This was the reason she worried. What if he got lost? What if he was too far from home and someone else found him? What if he was hurt?

That's when she saw it. A flash of yellow in a world of white. "Allen!" She gasped, running towards him. "Allen!" She called again ans threw her arms around him in a tight hug. She was so cold but she was just so relieved that he was okay. That he was safe and unharmed. "Allen, where were you? You had me worried. I noticed you were gone when I woke up so I stepped out to look for you but I couldn't find you and-" She stopped, stepping back to look at him and smiled. "I'm just glad you're safe. You're okay right? You didn't get hurt did you? Why don't we go back home, I've made you some tea to help with the fever but if you need your remedy I can make you that too. Oh, I noticed you left your jacket inside so I brought it with me. Would you like to put it on?"

More head pats. This was good. These were always welcome. "Hmm? Oh she did?" Mitsukuni asked. So they were both the new students in the school? And they both had access to the host club in such a short time? He wasn't sure if he should be happy or concerned. Things in the club were clearly changing and the small male didn't like it. Of course he wasn't going to say anything about it though. The final decisions were always made by Tamaki and Kyoya. "Mia, you're new here...what are your thoughts on the host club anyway?" The smaller male asked, his big eyes on the girl across from him at the table. He picked up his tea cup and sipped his tea, waiting for an answer.

"Well..." Mia wasn't expecting this question and she wasn't sure how she wanted to answer it. "It's very soon for me to have a solid opinion on this place. But...I think it's interesting. It sounds like it can be fun, but it also sounds like it is a lot of responsibility to be part of it." She answered, taking another bite of her slice of cake and sipping some more of her tea. "It must take a lot of dedication to be in this club. In any club I assume." She answered.

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The twins watched Tamaki make his way towards the group of girls who were waiting for him. Kaoru sighed and looked to his brother. "I'm surprised he didn't make such a fuss about this." He noted. "Yeah, it's strange isn't it?" Hikaru agreed, looking back towards the door of the room that he and his brother were now dutifully guarding. "Do you think her mother is going to try anything?" Hikaru asked quietly. Kaoru smirked, "I wouldn't worry about that right now."

"Salmon...hmm they also have tuna." Clint said, picking up the small aluminum cans. "Oh, here's chicken." He said, picking it up. He read each can, making sure that they were for kittens. "Salmon is much healthier than tuna...so we'll take some cans of Salmon, and some cans of chicken." He said, setting them into the cart. He made sure they had enough then he remembered the bowls which were on the bottom shelves. "Okay, should we just get white bowls? I mean, if he's a boy he should get blue ones though." They just needed two bowls. One for food and one for water or milk.

"Oh how about these white ones?" He said holding them up so she could see. They were white ceramic bowls with grey little fishes all over them. They were pretty cute and if they were going to have a pet, he thought the furball deserved the best they could afford to get him. "You know, I'm surprised that you haven't named him yet." Clint pointed out.

The whistle went off and Kaneko was up. She made her way to the stove and quickly turned the dial so the flames were gone. Then she looked towards the door. Allen still wasn't home. Okay, now she could worry. She put on some warm winter boots and a warm jacket. His jacket was right there which only made her worry more. She wore a scarf and a beanie with large black puffs at the end of the long braids. One on each side. Kaneko slipped some gloves on, took his jacket and opened the front door. The cold gust greeted her once she stepped outside and closed the door behind her. Where could he be? He couldn't have gone too far, he always made sure to stay close since he didn't want to get lost and neither did she.

"ALLEN!" She called out. There was snow for miles and miles. The trees off in the distance. She never really traversed the woods because she was sure that nothing good waited for her there. She could keep calling his name over and over, and she did a few more times before falling silent again. She had walked quite a bit but no sign of Allen anywhere. "Goodness, you're going to get sicker being out in the cold without your jacket." She said to herself. Her eyes scanned the panorama, looking for any sign of blonde hair anywhere.

"A cake..that tastes like carrots?" Mitsukuni asked. That...that didn't sound tasty at all! But he was rather curious and how would it look if he decided to pass on trying a cake? He had a reputation here that he had to keep. Passing on a cake would ruin that reputation. "You think?" So it wasn't even guaranteed that it would be sweet. Well, if it wasn't sweet he wouldn't like it. He was about to answer when the club's door was opened and there stood the devious pair of twins. They had a girl with them. "Who's that?" The small male asked, hugging his rabbit tightly in his arms as he looked at the twins and the girl. Even Mia had looked up to see who had entered the room. So those were the twins Kyoya-senpai had mentioned.

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The twins didn't move from where they stood. They waited for Kyoya and when he came, they grinned. "Mission successful!" They informed with much enthusiasm. They both nodded and practically zoomed out of there towards the back room where they barged inside. Hikaru gently set Alice down on her feet, then the two twins waited for Tamaki to hand her the clothes before dragging him out of there and closing the door so she could change in private.

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Mitsukuni watched the scene unfold then turned around again to look at his cousin and Mia. "Hmm...carrot cake. It sounds strange but I would like to try it some time Takashi! Maybe I'll actually like it and then we can have the club serve it sometimes!" He replied.

"Okay, easy. No dry food. I don't think he's able to have dry food yet so let's play it safe with the canned food. It has to have the word 'Kitten' on it." Clint said. He walked with her towards the pet food section of the pet store he had taken them to. Sure you could find it in grocery stores too but a pet store had everything they had put on their list. "Hmm, let's see." Clint looked around to look for the cat food. They had food for many different animals here. "Oh, over there." He said, pointing towards a different aisle. "Cat food is right there. So I'm sure kitten food is there too."

As he had thought, there were many kitten foods both dry and canned. They only wanted canned food though. Now they just needed to figure out what flavors to take with them. "I guess it doesn't really matter what flavor it is, does it?" He asked, looking at her.

Kaneko had set water to boil and looked through the drawers for the now glass jars that were filled with various different herbs. They were labeled with some tape that had the names of the herb inside written on the tape in blue ink. She opened up a couple of the jars, taking out one item of each then sealed them again and put the jars back. She gently dropped the items into the water in the coffee pot and closed the lid on it then waited for the water to boil. She knew it would take a while, so she decided to grab Allen's books on herbs and remedies to better educate herself and just refresh her memory. She had been reading them on and off when she had the chance and wasn't cuddling up with Allen. The books were set down on the table carefully and she opened one.

Her fingertips lightly turned the pages. Her eyes reading the words in a soft whisper, unaware of what was going on outside. Occasionally she would look towards the stove at the coffee pot then she would focus once more on the book. Kaneko had wanted to make his remedy, but she wasn't sure if he needed it since he hadn't mentioned any pain. Aside from the fever, which this tea should help it go down a little bit.