Teamhinata Stories

"Names, likes, dislikes, hobbies, and dreams for the future," A pinkett repeated with a dull look in her eyes before answering, "I guess that is doable. My name is Shimura Sakura. The things I liked are all curently black and white and the same goes for my dislikes. As for hobbies......cooking....when I'm allowed and training my mind as well as body. Dreams though-- well I'd prefer not to tell the likes of you Hatake Kakashi." The mentioned man just sighed before saying, "You must tell me something. It doesn't have to be anything important, but I need something." Sakura clicked her tongue in annoyance, gave Kakashi a small glare, then answered him, "My dream is to find someone then punch them, to rescue someone, and to kill someone. Is that enough Hatake-san?" "It's Kakashi-sansei and yes that will do." Then he turned to the other dead one on the team. Just great. He is stuck with a blonde jinchuuriki, revenge-driven Uchiha, and the mysterious granddaughter of Shimura Danzo. Fuck the Hokage!

At one point in time Shimura Sakura was just like every other girl her age; she was in love with the idea of love. ÷÷÷ "Their is always a before story to every messed up person," Monatoned a pinkett as she recalled her Mama's memory, "and mine ended with a twist, but it all started off with a naive dream of an incident child." Her team froze at her odd words; Uchiha Sasuke seemed to rethink his earlier comment about her being a monster. Maybe, just maybe, their was hope for the dead girl and so they listened. "I became a ninja to find someone, but I continued to be a ninja to kill someone. The harsh truth of life is, people always stray from the path they first choose." Then she stopped talking. "What!" Naruto screamed in outrage, "That's it Sakura-san! If you're going to start a story you need to finish it! Believe it!" The pinkett's gaze traveled to the sky, "But that's not reality Naruto. No human, no matter how perfect, ever finishes what they start-- just like her." ÷÷÷ Not until she lost the ability to love did she truly understand what love really was.