they do in manga chapter 48 page 27+ manga 35
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She is hes fiancee so ofcourse he wants her by his side.
Well duh I've read all the manga and watched all the episodes (in Japanese though) and it is so obvious that he likes her he asks her to dance with him and in the manga he always looks disappointed when yuuki and kaname kiss plus in the manga hes her personal protector!
Actually, both are very great characters in their own respective way.Kuran Kaname may be the person who has suffered for so long while trying to protect Yuuki, but DON'T forget that Zero always suffered because Yuuki never loved him back. Adding the fact he has to continously bear the fact that he's a vampire now. As for Kaname, he temporarily used Ruka as his 'mistress' while Yuuki was still growing up. When she was old enough and the time was right, he'd just 'push' Ruka aside and go for Yuuki only.If you truly love someone, you should let them go and be free. When they come back to you, they were always yours. And when they don't, they never were yours.Zero let Yuuki go with Kaname, because he loved her and wanted her to be happy. Kaname was always very possessive of Yuuki.And to say the least: Zero doesn't need a bunch of screaming girls and a vampire gang to prove that he's hot. He can prove his smexiness without all of those ;)Conclusion: I wouldn't call Kaname the best, but ZERO KIRYUU DEFINITELY IS THE BEST!! Just like a TRUE VAMPIRE KNIGHT!!!
Well, honey, in the world of "Vampire Knight," Kaname and Yuuki are raised as siblings, but spoiler alert: they're actually cousins. So, technically they're not blood-related siblings, but they do share a complicated family tree. It's a whole messy situation, but hey, that's vampire drama for you.
If you're asking about the anime series Vampire Knight,then Yuki ends up with Kuran Kaname.However, that's the anime. The anime stops after season 2, when Rido is defeated; however, they discontinued the anime. The MANGA is still in progress, and we don't know if Yuuki leaves Kaname for Zero or not, which is a possibility, because she does love him. The cynic in me says that it's unbelievably unlikely for her to choose Zero over Kaname (despite the fact that she and Zero are better suited for each other - Kaname is the easier choice, which is why, I believe, she goes with him in the first place), unless Kaname dies, which I think is also very probable. Typically, the human brain is all about self-preservation - it will go with what's easiest, to prevent being hurt, even if it's futile. It will ignore the heart, and choose the easier solution, rather than the harder one, no matter how wonderful the ending of the harder solution may seem. This is assuming that the author is going for realism, of course.