I was sitting on a tree, watching the sky. It was once again, my day off.
I liked the peace. I liked the quiet but I wanted it to be spent with someone important.
Chidori Hatake. I wanted to spend this peace time with Chidori Hatake. She was a sweet little girl that cared for everyone, even those who hated her.
She was something special and it made me wonder if she would actually choose me. I have been distant as hell with her and usually disregarded her for the fear that she would bring me down.
But she was actually higher than me and I should have just took her helping hand. She could have brought me higher than where I was then and maybe I would have never left. Maybe I would still be with her and my team.
I missed her. I missed everyone. Even Sakura was something to miss. Her annoying squeals and praises were something to actually miss.
I chuckled at the remembrance of a time when we were helping someone paint decorations. Naruto was a mess. Sakura was actually doing good and I was rather blunt. I didn't how how to express myself then. I did not know how to paint something beautiful, unlike Chidori who had already made a majestic painting of a mountain with a waterfall.
She had noticed my worries and walked towards the me. She grabbed a paint brush and paint and started to paint with no reason. She was just splattering paint all over the canvas.
She giggled and turned to look at my shocked face. She dipped her hand in a bucket of paint then splattered it in my canvas.
"You don't have to make anything. All you have to do is feel it. That's how you paint." She smiled brightly and took my hand and dipped it in a bucket and them placed it in the canvas. It made her smile as I started to paint just like how she did it. A bit of lightly and with a small smile, thinking of my happiest memories back then.
Sakura and Naruto had joined us and we all just started to design this one abstract artwork that turned out to be the best one.
It made me smile to know that Chidori was always the light of he party. She seemed to be so happy and jolly and just so amazing.
My moment was broken when orochimaru came towards me. I instantly frowned and sat up straight.
"What?" I asked him as he sat in front of me.
"She's dead." Was what he said.
I furrowed my brows and thought for a moment. "Who? Sakura?" I asked. He shook his head and leaned against a branch.
"The one that you like... Chidori was it?" He said.
At that moment, everything seemed to blur. She was dead? How? I could feel a sudden pain in my chest and I gasped for air. No. She cant be dead. How could she die? I was yet to confess. I was yet to claim her mine.
"Some dude was able to outsmart them... almost like he knew how her kind worked and how they fought. He was able to get her but he was found nearly dying by a tree, saying that someone had taken her." He explained. He looked at me and sighed. He seemed to have a rather sad look before getting up and leaving. "I'm sorry for your loss, Sasuke."
I was left there to think. Everything that happened. Everything I have done. I regretted it.
Tears started to stream down my face as memories before I felt came to me. The days when I was a bit younger and when we weren't even in the shinobi school yet. I would see this little unique girl that helped almost everyone out. She would even talk to that idiot naruto. I could remember when I was being chased after girl and this kind little girl just offered me to hide in the bushes with her. Showing me her favorite hiding spot in this giant tree, within its hollow trunk where she managed fo set up a comfy little blanket and pillows.
I could remember her exact words that, for some reason, stuck to me; " You can always come here, this will be our little secret hiding spot." She had this big smile that held so much in it that I really did not understand her kindness. I remembered the time when I actually started to stay there and she would not even mind and would just leave food and drink when I would come.
She would always respect my need to be alone. She did not even tried to pry anything out of me and just respected everything. She would always just sit beside me not even saying a word when I tell her need silence. I liked it when she would even tell the others to be quiet. I liked it when She would smile even in the hardest situation.
I could remember the very first time she came into class and we accidentally shared a kiss. I did not regret that. Actually, I have always wanted to thank that Idiot for it. She was quiet, respectful and kind. She was nothing like the other girls an it made me wonder about the future...
If I just showed her my real self. If I was just kind enough and caring enough in front of her, maybe I would not be worrying about that green idiot and that kazekage. Maybe I would have had her already....
but its not all my fault
If my brother had not killed our family; If he had just stayed, maybe none of this would have happened. We would have had a happy like. An amazing one in fact. Maybe I could have been happy. Maybe I could have gotten friends. Maybe I could have gotten into a great relationship.
If it weren't for him, I could have been there to protect her. I could have helped out in keeping her safe. I could have helped with that bastard. I could have shown her a bit more appreciation. I could have treated her fairly and kindly but I didnt because I was so caught up in my own ambitions that I ignored it.
Now she's gone because of him and all I could do was feel the same hatred that night my parents and my whole clan had died.
I wanted to Avenge her.
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Kakashi's Little Wolf [Kakashi's Daughter ]
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