(someone please save me, my fanfics have gone to my head XD)
(Kyoya and a little bit of Tamaki as nekos)
Kyoya sat on the end of his bed, at one in the morning. Not because he wanted to, but because of a strange dream that may or may not have been a reality. He looked up at the gold mirror that stood across the bed. The soft black ears on either side of his head twitched as he reached up and gently prodded them. He said to the mirror as he reached over to turn his phone on "how the heck did this happen to me?" Then he recalled his dream. 'He was a black cat, running around in a forest. The day was beautiful, with sunshine turning his silky smooth fur blue, there was a butterfly resting among colorful flowers, so he decided to chase it. Then just as he was about to attack, there was a golden colored cat a few pawsteps ahead of him. He growled at the cat, and the gold cat purred happily and ran over. "Hello fellow cat, I'm Tamaki!~ it's wonderful to meet a gentlecat like you!!~" Kyoya didn't care for introductions but he replied "I'm Kyoya, and the pleasure is mine" the gold cat, Tamaki, looked at the flower that the butterfly was formerly on. "Were you going to catch it?" He inquired, tail swishing. Kyoya glared at the other cat and sighed "yes I was." The golden cat perked up and cheerfully replied, "let's go find another on then!" And took off, as Kyoya took a pawstep towards Tamaki, he woke up' He pondered the meaning of the dream, then it hit him like his dad did when he found out about the host club. Tamaki! He was a cat too in his dream....he rushed to Tamaki's house, and barged into his room where the idiotic blonde was chasing a golden colored tail. Tamaki looked up in shock and he stuttered "k-kyoya...what a-are you doing here?", The Raven haired boy walked towards Tamaki and stood face to face with him. He grabbed the smaller boy's tail. "What's this?" He demanded. Tamaki shrugged. "it's a tail?" He inquired. The glasses clad boy sighed in annoyance. We're going to have to fix it...he thought.
' it's a pain in the neko. ' he thought.
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