"But he's not saying anything more." Sasuke-sensei says. Dad lets go of his hug and frowns.
"And why is that? They deserve to know." Dad replies. Sakura-san nods as well.
"Sasuke is right. Naruto, you are way too emotional and tired right now. This can wait until tomorrow morning. And since your in such a mess, Sasuke, Sarada and I are staying over. Its convenient since its Saturday, Sasuke and Sarada have no school, and I have no scheduled patients." She declares. Dad gives a tired laugh.
"Thats Sakura right there." We all give a small chuckle. Accepting the proposal, Dad walks off to his room, leaving the five of us.
"Tomorrows the anniversary," I say. Hima looks at me with a sad smile.
"We're going, right?"
"Dad promised." I say, and give a tired look.
"Its almost ten. Come on girls. I'm sure Hima has some PJ's for you Sarada, no?" The girls walk out, and Sasuke-sensei and I are left.
"My dads lame." I say with a chuckle. Sasuke-sensei smiles.
"Ne, he is. Now go to your room and sleep. I'll make breakfast in the morning." I grin, because senseis breakfasts are the best, but they are rare.
"Hai, hai." I walk to my room, and change into my pajamas, and throw my clothes on the floor. I close the lights, open the blinds to my windows and flop on my bed. I shiver in the cold and reach to put my covers on, but grab my stuffed fox.
I only use my fox when I'm sick or upset. Its the latter. Until now, I forgot who gave me the fox, who's name was Kurama. But when Dad talked about Mom, and when I remembered the song she sung to me, I knew who the fox was from.
It was my birthday gift from my mother when I was three years old.
I clutch it tight to my chest and drifted to sleep, the song memory playing in mind
Hana, Tori, Kaze, Tsuki...
Flower, Bird, Wind, Moon
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FanfictionBoruto Uzumaki finds his father by a gravestone, crying. Forgetting his annoyance at his father, the boy tries his best to comfort him. Asking his father why he was crying, Boruto learns more about the gravestone and the importance it held for his f...
