A/N: Okay. I got a bit bored of not doing much, so I thought that I would give you all another chapter! Yay! I hope that it will also make up for the fact that I haven't been posting as often as I would have liked to. Sorry. Now, one more thing! I would like to send a HUGE thank Rei Eien for the constant reviews since the first chapter! They also gave me the initial idea of creating a legacy for Haruhi. I sort of used an idea from Dealing with the Devil (the second story I ever did, no less) so the idea still is mine in that aspect. Another person I have forgotten to thank, and I should have done so in the first chapter, is mcangel1976. She started out as my beta reader for the first three chapters of the first drafts. But as I get in reviews, I have also been modifying them to ensure that the flow is still there. So, to those two lovely authors, thank you! You both have no idea how much I appreciate what you guys read (and correct) when I have submitted it to you. Also, I just want to wish all fathers out there a happy father's day! Enjoy!

We spent another two hours trying on different pieces, courtesy of Yuzuha of course. They fit like gloves are suppose to. And most of the pieces I had on seemed to be made from some sort of silky material too. By the time we were done being models, I was given a complementary outfit. Yuzuha claimed that I should keep it. She figured out a much better version to the one I was wearing. I thanked her heavily for the new outfit before we were on our way back home.

Next, we went back to the Higurashi estate. I figured that this would be the best time to go to my grandfather's shrine. It has almost been five years since he passed away. Five years since I felt as if I lost my best friend. I had been fairly close to him. I tried to learn a lot of math from him when I was younger, considering that all I wanted to do was go into some sort of business occupation. Then again, I guess one or two of grandmother's companies were once my grandfather's.

Kneeling down at his shrine, I quickly cleared all negative thoughts as I lit the incense stick. I quickly stated a prayer that my grandfather had once told me, before I was able to talk what was on my mind.

"Grandfather, I miss you terribly so today. I think it is based off of these different energies that have been happening around me. I can't believe that it has almost been five years. On brighter terms, grandmother has offered to be heir to her legacies. I gladly accepted. All I hope is that I won't be disappointing you in anyway. I am a bit nervous over changing my lifestyle, but I should be fine. I learned from you to deal with that. I hope that, when grandmother went to talk to Mom and Dad about attending a new school, they decided that it was alright to do so. I really want to be able to take over for Grandmother eventually. I love you, Grandfather. I just want to make the both of you proud of me." I finished up. What I had not realized was that my Grandmother was standing at the door frame, waiting for me to finish.

"I didn't mean to eavesdrop darling but you always make me proud. I am sure your grandfather is also proud with the amount of effort you have been putting in. That's all he ever wanted from you. On another topic, your parents are set to meet us at the new school tomorrow. It won't be until late afternoon though, which isn't too bad. It'll be around the time when most students are in their club activities. I think that you should go check out a couple of them as you may be enrolled as soon as tomorrow, which means that you'll start Monday. I'll talk to your principal about a transfer notice tomorrow morning." Grandmother stated.

"Thank you, Grandmother. That does help me feel a bit better. Now, is this new school known as Ouran Private Academy? I heard you and Yuzuha-sama talking a bit about it." I said as we walked towards the dining room. It was almost supper time by this time.

"Yes. Ouran Private Academy is known as a school for the elite families. I will be pulling a few strings in regards to your tuition. But, Yuzuha-san does have two sons, twins no less, who are freshmen in Ouran as well. Hopefully you can meet them tomorrow, but if not, you will meet them for sure on Monday." My grandmother finished saying as the food arrived.

"That is if I get accepted into Ouran, right?" I asked.

"Oh, no! I am actually a great friend to Chairman Suoh! I've been discussing the fact that I should have enrolled you into Ouran a lot sooner than now. From what I kept telling him, he even agrees and will even accept your admission. Favor to me anyways. You will do fine. Both your grandfather and I were Ouran alumni. I know that your grandfather had been teaching some things that they taught back in our first year. I know that the semester has already started so you may be a bit behind in other subjects. I never really kept any of my work, but he did. He kept every single year. You will be caught up by the weekend." My grandmother praised.

"Do you know where he put it? Those books? I think that I would like to get ahead if I can before I start on Monday." I told my grandmother. She nodded before telling a passing maid to ensure that all my grandfather's school books were in my room by tomorrow night.

We both retired to the small living room where we would just sit down and relax. We chatted a bit about other things, instead of just about schooling. Which I secretly hoped to change into a discussion about the companies.

"Obaa-san, what other companies do you own? I know about the law firm one for sure." I finally asked, after only a couple of minutes of chatting.

"Ah, yes! Well, we are a bit into the pharmaceutical world as I operate a pharmacy. I have your parents registered to get a discount on any prescriptions sent from any hospital. I only recently did that for them. Soon, I will put you on your own plan too. The second company deals with being the superintendent of a couple of private academies. Ouran is one of them. Those two, I made a name for myself in. The other companies were your grandfather's. He had a small tailor shop that he had as a hobby shop. I only have to poke my head in every now and then for there, considering that the man, Mr. Alljoy, does a great job at keeping up with the books and enticing new clientele to come in. Of course, you will get to meet him over the weekend. I plan on taking you there to get your uniform. The final job your grandfather had was owning a bank. He started a schooling fund for you too, so there shouldn't be any issues on that front." My grandmother listed off.

"Wow. That must have been why grandfather kept trying to teach me business then, right? He wanted me to try and become heir to one or two of those?" I queried.

"He had it in his will to have you inherit everything when you turned of age. For right now, I am only supervising the companies. Now, as it is late and we have a busy day tomorrow, we both should get some rest." My grandmother stated. I smiled.

"I do believe that tomorrow is a long day. Good night, Obaa-san." I kissed her cheek before walking up to my room. It wasn't that far either. When I opened the door to my room, I got quite the surprise. There were three books full of school books. My grandfather really did take down the best notes. But, I quickly went through my nightly routine and tried my best to walk by the trunks to my bed. I would tackle them as soon as I woke up. Before I would even leave my bedroom for food, I hope.