After witnessing the brutal murder of her family and best friend, Tenten's life becomes consumed by a single mission: to find the people responsible and hang their head over the graves of her loved ones. Enter Neji, her insufferable neighbour whose life somehow keeps intertwining with hers. As Tenten learns more about Neji, she finds that there is more to him than he lets on. She gradually learns to tolerate and even love him, but what she doesn't know is that Neji's secret runs deeper and is more interwoven with her past than she could ever imagine. This story is one big game of hide and seek, and the stakes couldn't be higher. Main ship: NejiTen. Other ships have their time to shine. Content warnings in the author's note. Please do well to read them before proceeding to read the story. Enjoy!

This story follows I Am You?! While it can be read as a stand alone book, the plot would be better understood if you read I Am You?! first. *** A lot has changed since then. While Gaara seems okay on the outside, his mind is in turmoil on the inside. He tries to fill the hole in his heart but he just can't help thinking back to her. Gaara stumbles upon a bubbly reporter who took it upon herself to break his walls. The problem is would he let her fill the void in his heart?

A friend is found in the most unexpected places. A short story.

It's no secret that Neji and Tenten hate each other but Gai just had to make them act a role together in the drama he was directing. How could they act like a couple in love when they were not even friends in real life?! That's not where the drama starts. It starts when Tenten wakes up one morning...in Neji's body! Disclaimer: I don't own the characters and pictures in this book save for a few ocs, neither do I make money from this fiction.

When Tenten, a poor village girl, needed money for the antidote for her guardians illness, she was quite fortunate that the crown prince of the Konoha was hiring for himself a personal maid or butler at that time so she tried for luck. As fate would have it at the interview, the prince turns out to be the very rude stranger she met in the forest earlier that week. The interview only ended with angry yells and flying teacups but by some strange turn of events, she was hired. Now as the prince's maid, she has to deal with his rude and snarky behaviour. There is more to Prince Neji than meets the eye; he was a bit nicer than he seemed. How would she teach the prince that there was more to life that what he already knew? How would they cope with their difference in status when feelings undoubtedly arise? Read to find out!