I'm in Naruto! {Neji x OC}

Chapter 5: I Finally meet my Parents

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Please enjoy Chapter 4

2 Weeks later in Tsunade's P.O.V

I was walking down the road that headed back to the Leaf. Ever since that one night I lost my one and only child I vowed to never return to the village. First I lost Nawaki, then I lost Dan, and when I finally thought I could finally have some happiness in my life my daughter was taken from me. I gave her to Sensei because I wasn't strong enough to protect her because I had just given birth to her. I still remember her blond hair and cute face. When Sensei told me that he sent her somewhere with a Jutsu but he didn't know where she ended up it broke me. I had cried for days after that and I thought that I was never meant to have happiness.

As I walked down the path I remembered that one night I had drinks with Jiraiya. We both had too much to drink that night. When the next morning came around I was laying next to him in the bed in his hotel room. I remember doing that self-check and finding out I was pregnant. That damn Jiraiya, getting me drunk and then knocking me up. At first, I didn't want the kid but as time went on I felt a connection between me and the kid grow stronger and stronger. When I first laid my eyes on here small and helpless form I knew that I do anything for her, that I would protect her with my life. That why I vowed to never return to the village that had basically taken everything from me.

But when I got that message from Hiruzen I felt like I had to return. I didn't want to but it felt like something was drawing me back to the village but I didn't know what. Just as I arrived outside the village gates I saw my old teammate Jiraiya leaning on one of the trees just outside of the village. So, I walked over to him to find out why he was back.

"Hello Jiraiya," I said to him in a friendly tone. "What? no hugs, no kisses, we haven't seen each other for so long and you're just going to say hello" I heard Jiraiya whine out. "Don't push it Jiraiya" I said to him while I bawled up my fist. I saw him put his hands up as he apologized. "Sorry, Tsuna. It's good to see you" Jiraiya said to me with a smile. I don't know why but I smiled back. Ever since he found out I was pregnant with his child he actually grew up and started to act responsibly. Don't get me wrong, He was still caught peeping and stuff but he did that less while I was pregnant.

"So, did you get the same letter from Sarutobi-Sensei?" I asked him. I saw his face turn all serious when I asked him the question. "Yeah, it must be really urgent if he asked for us to get back as fast as possible" Jiraiya mused. "Well let's not keep Sensei waiting," I said as I started to make my way to the Hokage Tower with Jiraiya right next to me.

After a few minutes of walking, we arrived at the door of the Hokage's office. I took in a breath to calm my self. Jiraiya put his hand on my shoulder in an attempt to help calm me. I looked at him and flashed him one of my rare smiles then I turned to face the door. I slowly raised my hand and knocked on the door. I heard an 'enter' come from the other side so I entered with Jiraiya not far behind. Once in the office, I took one of the seats while Jiraiya leaned against the wall to my left.

I saw Hiruzen look up at both me and Jiraiya with a smile before he greeted us. "Welcome back Jiraiya, Tsunade. It's so good to see you two again" I heard Sensei say in a cheery tone. "Make this quick Sensei, I don't want to spend any more time in this village then I have to," I said in an annoyed tone. I saw Sensei nodded his head slowly before he looked up at me with a serious look on his face. "I guess I'll just get straight to the point then. The reason I have asked you two back to the village is that it has to do with your daughter June".

My breath caught in my throat when I heard the name I gave my daughter. I looked up at my old Sensei with wide, shocked eyes. "What the hell do you mea-" was all I could get out before the door opened. I turned towards the door quickly and my heart skipped a beat. Standing there, right there, was the daughter I thought I had lost all those years ago.