Boss Rimi's posts

"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.

Mitsukuni gasped and nodded. "Oh yeah! The chocolate strawberry cake. That was really good too!" He admitted. Hearing this, Mia chuckled. "So you don't have a favorite sweet?" She asked the younger one. Mitsukuni frowned as he thought about this. "Hmm...I like all sweets. I guess I don't have a favorite." He answered and looked at her, "Do you have a favorite sweet?" He asked, narrowing his eyes. Mia thought about this for a while. Thinking back to any sweets she had. "I really like carrot cake." She answered. "Carrot...cake?" Mitsukuni repeated.

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"Kyoya is going to be so proud of our success!" Hikaru grinned. Kaoru nodded, grinning as well. "Very proud. He said we could do anything. Ah, we should have tied up that woman to a chair or something. It would have been more fun that way." He commented. "Hmm, yes you're right. Oh well, maybe next time." Hikaru answered. They approached the club's door and threw it open. "We're here!" They said in unison. The others turned to look at them, and the twins looked around to see that Kyoya was nowhere to be found. "Well this is no fun." Hikaru muttered.

Clint wasn't an idiot, he could tell something was wrong. He walked over and spoke in a low voice so that only she could hear. "Hey, relax. I'm sure no one is going to try anything. We're in a public place, and if anyone tries anything then we'll deal with that then. For now just try to relax. We're just here for things for the kitten so I'm sure we won't even be here for a long time." He was sure it wouldn't take them too long to get all the things they needed. "Let's go." He said and wrapped his arm around hers then started making his way towards the store. He grabbed a little cart to put their things inside and pulled out the list. "Alright, you can read off the list and we'll get the things." He said, handing her the folded up sheet of paper.

When Kaneko woke up, she right away saw that Allen wasn't there with her. Perhaps he had gone to the living room to sit on the couch and wait for her. "Allen?" She called out. Silence. "Hmm..strange." Rubbing her tired eyes, she slipped out of bed and smoothed out the bed sheets then fluffed the pillows and started making her way out of the room. Kaneko walked to the living room to find it empty. In the kitchen, empty. She walked out to the backyard. Nothing. Quickly, she walked back inside and walked to the front door. Had he left?

"What to do?" She asked herself and paced the living room back and forth. Maybe she should focus on making him some tea. Yes. Kaneko walked back to the room to pick up the mug of tea and cleaned it out in the sink then started to prepare a new batch for when he returned. If he wasn't home by the time the tea was done, she would go look for him but she had to have faith in him. He could take care of himself.