The weekend came up quick. And of course, you were stoked about your date, yes date, with Haruhi. After what happened on Monday, you found you couldn't keep yourself away from the host club, and excuse to be around him more. But even though he still acted that way with you, he did with the other girls too. You were finding it hard to hide your obvious jealously, but did best you could.

You heard the doorbell ring and rushed downstairs from your room to answer it. Haruhi is here! You swung the door open and greater him with a large smile, him giving you a cute small one back.

"Hey Haruhi!" you greeted over excitedly.

"Hi (y/n)," he replied. "Are you ready to go?"

"Sure, well depending where we're going," you laughed, failing at making a joke of any kind. "Oh, let me just go get my shoes."

You panicked of into the next room leaving Haruhi where he was and grabbed your flats. Better not where heals around him.

You returned and gave him a smile. "Okay, ready," you said leaving the house with him and closing the door behind you. You saw outside there was no car or limo.

"We're walking?" you asked, not sure of where you were going yet.

"Yeah," Haruhi replied, looking over to you as you walked down your long driveway. "But don't worry, it isn't far."

Your curiosity was killing you as to where you were going. You walked together mostly in silence. But you had the urge to touch Haruhi. No, not in a 'get sent to jail' kind of way, but in a small, yet loving, way. You wished to kiss him again, but thought it was best not to try right now. You let your arms drop to their sides and walked closer to Haruhi. Your hands became so close you could almost feel him. You felt your fingers brush lightly along his hand. Haruhi took the hint and held your hand. You couldn't believe it! Your cheeks heated up and you couldn't help but let that smirk turn into a smile, which was hard to hide from Haruhi. The two of you remained silent, holding hands until you reached your destination.

"We're here!" Haruhi announced. Your smile grew wider if possible as you gazed out to your location. A place you loved when you were younger, but haven't been to much as you became older.