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Now that really made Aya smile. She loved to help out. It was the mother in her. She looked back to Hiei. "You ran and did a job on your own?"

Aya sighed. She wasn't going to say anything though. There was nothing they could do about it now. "Sure. What do you need?"

Aya gave Akuro a dull look, whacking his shoulder. "We'll do it. For free." She stated, looking back at Hiei. "Make sure you take her out someplace nice? Hikari hasn't been acting like herself lately."

Aya crossed her arms, looking at Akuro with a raised eyebrow once Hiei left. "The poor guy just wants to take Hikari out and you want to charge him for it?"

Hikari was awake now. She was just sitting by Jen and rubbing his back, wanting to make sure no one like Mukuro came in to try anything. "Hey." She replied quietly, seeing Hiei at the door.

"Is that what he did when you took me out to dinner?" Aya asked, laughing a little and pulling her hair out of it's ponytail.

Hikari nodded, looking down at Jen. "Let's put him in one of our rooms, first. It'll probably be quieter so Jen can keep sleeping."

"If Hiei had to leave to do a job, then there's probably a few mountains of paperwork." Aya was already dreading it. "Oh the life of working for a king." She chuckled.

Hikari looked down at herself. She wasn't really in human world attire. "Give me two minutes." She held up a finger before falling back to go to her room since Hiei was taking Jen to his. Hikari came back out a few minutes later, wearing ripped up acid washed skinny jeans, a black off the shoulder long sleeved shirt and black ankle boots that had a bit of a heel to them... She actually wanted to look cute. Hikari even put on a bit of eyeliner. Leaning on the rail, Hikari waited for Hiei, fiddling with the end of her shirt sleeve.

"Because Hiei is the only one strong enough to win the competitions and rule right at the same time. He may not like it, but he's putting everyone else before himself. If it weren't for Hiei, you would still be working under Mukuro, or possibly someone worse." Aya pointed out. The ones who didnt' want to be there for the power always seemed to rule the best. "Nightfall? Perfect. That means you can make me dinner since you didn't beat me in sparring." Aya chuckled. They did have a deal, after all.

Hikari looked up when she heard Hiei, blushing a bit. Hikari's mother had actually gotten Hikari some things and showed her how to use make-up. The woman said Hiei would like it, so of course Hikari wanted to try. "So do you." She loved it when Hiei wore dress shirts. Taking his hand, Hikari smiled a bit, walking with him to leave.