Life (Naruto Fanfic) ~Itachi Love Story~ -Completed-

16: Epilogue Part 2

Well hello! I'm sorry this is late: the end of the year sucks. Don't let people fool you, it sucks, there's so much schoolwork.

But I'm uploading now and I cannot thank you all enough for how much support this whole thing has gotten! I love you all so so so so so very much and I could not have written any of this without your support and I owe millions to you all.

This is the last part I will upload to this story. If you liked this, maybe check out some of my other ones? (shameless self promotion) And honestly, you all are so lovely with all your votes and comments and even just reading any of the chapters means the world to me, so thank you all so much.

Here's the Epilogue Part 2: the last chapter of this story.

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~Stephanie ;)

It's light, usually.

The white blindingness would, under normal circumstances, give me a massive headache. But this isn't normal circumstances.

"Hey, when do you think he'll be here?" I lean my head on the shoulder next to me. I look into the pond, two koi fish transparently circling each other in the pond where both our feet kick.

"Hopefully not too soon." I answer. The pond does not hold my refelction.

"I don't mean him." He points to the pond, a little lazily. I look up at him, questioningly, my chin still on his shoulder.

"You mean...."

"Yeah." I close my eyes, take a deep breath.

"That....that I'm conflicted about." He nods, grabbing my hand in his. I want to melt into him. I could be, really. We are merely souls, no real presence on this plane. It's alright. In fact, it's good. Better. If only he were here...

"You know," He starts, steadying his eyes on the pond again, "I think he's going to grow up big. Strong. Better than any of us." I laugh, feeling his eyes on me.

"He's already grown up! He's already big, strong. We watched it." My voice drops to a whisper. He sighs.

"There sure was a lot more death than we were expecting." He sighs, and I do the same.

"Peace is hard. But peace means no more death." I say, as I have been saying all since I've been here.