Hello people reading my fanfic. If you know me from some of my other works, then I'm flattered and apologetic for not finishing some of them. I tend to skip around a lot so that I have a variety of things to work on depending on what mood I'm in.

Anyhow, enjoy this. The chapters are meant to be short, and I'm currently working on the next. Thank you and please do not forget to review!

...I had never seen so much blood…

"Hikaru this toy is broken." I indignantly stated turning towards the boy I was referring to. We had been working diligently trying to construct the newest puzzle toy our mother had bought us, so that it could consume our time without her. It wasn't anything disparate from our normal routine, that's why we were born together; we weren't created to be alone.

…So much blood…

"No silly, you're just not doing it right." He sighed patting me gingerly on the head and proceeding to fix my mistakes on our Chinese flyer. I watched him patiently wanting to memorize his every move so I could be exactly like him.

"When we put the two sticks in the tail end, we'll be done right? So it can fly?"

"Not yet Kao-Chan, we have to tape the wing and tail flaps on."

"Oh." I replied simply dumbstruck at how seemingly profound my brother's thinking level was at the time.

…I should have been there…

We had the skeleton of the flying contraption almost instantaneously, thus is the skill of two very bored children who were never nurtured through life by anything except puzzle toys, and themselves.

"Now you tape the flaps on okay Kaoru? I'm going to hold them down for you."

"Alright!" I agreed ecstatic the my brother would trust me to take part in helping with such a substantial step in completing our project.

He smiled holding the skeleton down so I could tape the wings. "Steady Kao-chan…good! Look! We can use the crank and make it fly now! You're so smart!"

My heart warmed at my brother's praise, but in all honesty, the words hurt more then they gave me pleasure. They made me feel as if Hikaru was talking down to me, like I was younger then him, and lesser, though we're identical twins. I was always looking for his approval, even though I myself didn't understand exactly why.

…Should have been there WITH him…

Hikaru intertwined his arm with mine and we skipped down the stairs and out the doors, ignoring our maids protests, because in our world, they simply didn't exist.

"Ready Kao-chan?" My brother asked excitedly, his hand itching to let the wound up flyer flee to the wind.

"Ready Hika-chan!"

As soon as my voice reached his ears, his hand uncurled and our flyer was at the mercy of the air and space around us. We watched in awe as it flew over our head miraculously reflecting the sunlight above.

"Hikaru?"

My inquiry caught his attention. "Yes Kaoru?"

"…I love you."

"…I love you too."

…that's why we were born together…

I have made a discovery in my past adolescence, it's that you can't catch something that you're losing at the same rate you're running. This same theory applied to the time when Hunny, had compiled sweets upon sweets into his never ending stomach, and had gotten himself saturated with sugar, more then usual sugar. He was running everywhere like a schitzophrenic squirrel who had just been diagnosed with ADHD. I sympathisized with Mori, who was no doubt blaming himself, but didn't have the speed even with his long legs to catch Hunny-senpai. Despite the fact, he continued to run after Hunny, as fast as his body would allow him before our giant Mori-senpai tripped and tummbled over his own legs connecting with the ground.

"Mori-senpai!" We called out as we all rushed towards him. "Are you alright?"

Mori simply "hmed" and pushed himself up.

"Takashi!" Hunny's high frequency voice sounded as he bolted toward Mori in at a very supernatural type speed. "Oh no! You're hurt…I hurt you…"

Mori shook his head dusting himself off and patting Hunny's head. "I fell."

"Because you were chasing after me."

The pair staired at each other for what was most likely 3 seconds but seemed like an hour. "Let's go home." The taller finally proposed.

Hunny nodded and grinned. "Alright!" Then, they left.

"What a pair…" Tamaki mused over the two as we watched them shuffle farther. He looked back and fourth between Haruhi, who was currently looking as placidly bored as possible, to my brother, Hikaru. Then he winked. I nearly threw up.

So I have changed my theory; You can't catch something you're losing at the same rate that you're running, and if you try, you fall.

….because we weren't created to be alone…