Boss Rimi's posts

Soup was always good during a rainy or just a cold day. Plus, it helped prevent you from catching a cold since it warmed up the body from the inside. So it was good for you and it tasted good. What more could you ask from soup? "Don't worry about washing the dishes, I'll do that. You and your cat friend just head on to sleep after this alright?" Clint suggested. He was pretty tired but he knew he could handle washing the dishes at least and then get himself some sleep. His priority was making sure that Maddie got plenty of rest. After being out in the rain for so long, she really needed to bundle up and stay warm. He needed to put out the fire, wash the dishes and then get ready for bed.

Mitsukuni hopped from one colored tile to the next, avoiding certain ones as if they would cave in if he stepped on them. He was singing quietly to himself, usa-chan held to his side by one arm that was wrapped tightly around it. He "Takashi!" He said as he hopped onto another tile. "Takashi, can we talk later?" He asked, hopping like a rabbit on to the next tile.

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Haruhi laughed softly, it was amusing how easy it was at times to cheer Tamaki up. Looking around the club room, Haruhi made sure she hadn't forgotten anything and left the room in silence. She was making her way towards her classroom where both twins were already sitting down next to each other and conversing. "I'll call her during lunch. Let's just hope that she answers." Kaoru said to his brother who only shrugged. "Hey, don't hate her. She might have gotten angry but I don't think she hates us."

With a nod, Kaneko slipped out of bed and walked around to his side. She removed his shirt and then rolled up his pants legs. She folded the shirt up nicely and then set it to the side. "I'll be right back." She whispered and left to fill up a large bowl with cold water. Then she grabbed a few hand towels and dropped them in the cold water. Kaneko carried the bowl back to the room and set it on the bed by his legs. "Alright, I just need some rubbing alcohol and I'll get started." She said to him. She couldn't imagine what pain he was going through right now. Fevers must be much more painful for a vampire than a human. That's what she believed. Kaneko walked into the restroom and opened the medicine cabinet, grabbing the rubbing alcohol and some cotton balls.Then she walked back into the room and dabbed some of the alcohol onto a cotton ball and gently rubbed the bottom of his feet with it. Strange, she knew. But it was an old family thing and it worked. It was supposed to bring down the fever significantly. Afterwards she grabbed one of the wet hand towels, wrung the excess water out and started to wipe down his face with it carefully, then his back, then his chest. It was a way to cool down the body. She had gotten a few though because she knew they would dry up quickly after touching his burning hot skin.