Jaaku walked through the doors to the aquarium with a sigh. He was still in his school uniform, though his blazer was unbuttoned and the tie was in his bag. He would've rather worked a twelve hour shift rather than do this, but Daiki insisted, and worse, took his shift and then promised to pay him for financial losses. What with the guy living with his best friend he didn't think Daiki would be able to come through, but after successfully getting permission from their management, Daiki presented him with the cash up front. He supposed with not even half the bills to pay, Daiki had more money because he didn't have to spend as much.

He sighed as he saw the girl that had won the contest. He'd seen her around a bit, according to the information the club had, she was a first year. He walked over to her hesitantly, clearing his throat as he got near. "Um.. Oshiro-san, right?" He asked her hesitantly.

Jaaku ruffled his hair as he let Kaoru talk. "Uhh... yeah. Daiki insisted." He began simply. He wasn't sure whether to take her rambling as a compliment or not. Regardless, he began walking into the aquarium, hands still in his pockets. "If you wanted someone else, maybe you should have mentioned it. Still, if you don't want to do this, I'm fine with going home." He said bluntly. Though he did like the aquarium, he hadn't been since he was a little boy. the last time he'd gone, he managed to be the only kid to get bit by the harmless animals. He turned back to make sure Kaori was following him, "but if you want to look around a bit, I'm okay with that too."

Jaaku hummed a simple reply, not sure what to make of her comments, so instead he stared intently at a tank of exotic fish, hand covering his mouth. He didn't know what to say, even having been in the host club for almost a year now, he wasn't used to being wanted by anyone. He cleared his throat, looking around the aquarium. "I've never been to this one." He told her honestly.

Jaaku nodded, but didn't really feel like going into detail. His childhood was a bit more abnormal than most, and despite living on his own underage, the last few years had been the most stable, albeit stressful, years of his life. He looked at the map of the aquarium they had gotten when they got tickets to go in, frowning a bit. The place definitely wasn't small, but comparatively it wasn't large, either. He'd heard about the aquarium in other places, such as Tokyo, or countries boasting the largest ones in the world. "It's not horribly small." He said simply, pointing to a section displaying sea otters. "Actually, I don't really have much time, I'm sorry. But I want to see the otters. I hear they're really cute." He told her bluntly, though a subconscious smile formed at the thought of seeing the otters.

Jaaku remained quiet for most of the walk to the otter pen, finally speaking after checking his phone for the time again. "It's nothing you did. I'll even make it up to you some day, maybe on a weekend, I'll bring you back here or something. But I misjudged how long the ride here would be, and I promised my dog I'd actually be home on time to feed him a proper dinner today, and give him a proper walk." He told her honestly, biting his lip a bit, "I don't want to go back on my promise to him. He gets so few proper walks during the week, he'll probably think it's his birthday." He joked lightly, a half-smile forming at the thought of his dog. As they got to the otter pen, he stepped up to the glass, almost exactly mimicking a little kid next to him as he pressed his hands and face up against it to see inside better, before looking back to Kaori. "They're playing." He said, pulling her towards the glass and pointing to the far corner. "Look."

Jaaku waited until she was distracted with the otters before pulling out his phone, taking a couple pictures of the otters before realizing he couldn't get a very good shot without the flash, and with a frown searched for a picture of his dog instead. He found one, the fluffy white dog laying on his back with his tongue sticking out playfully. He tapped Kaori's shoulder lightly. "His name is Houki." He said simply.