thatsAslap7
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Author's Note: I am warning you now that this is a NaruSaku FanFic. Leave this thread and don't bother reading if you are someone who cannot respect a simple short story or if you detest NaruSaku. Also if you highly praise your ship of NaruHina or SasuSaku, then this story is not for you. I am not a writer but simply a teenager who gets bored and decides to lay down her thoughts by writing. I was also half asleep and listening to "Ridin' Dirty" while writing this. Don't ask. Thank you.
I: Naruto's POV
This is how it ends, huh?
A light smile slowly crept on my face as I looked back on the battles, hard work, pain, struggle, and tears my comrades and I endured through out the years to win the hellish war. The memories of various events ran through my head, replaying like a television series that seemed never ending till this very day.
"N-Naruto-kun… Y-You're ramen is getting cold," a shy yet sweet voice pointed out, pulling me back to reality.
My vision drifted back to my free miso ramen soup with extra pork, made especially for me in honor of my heroic actions. I turned to face my dear friend, a girl who's always admired me, stunning pearl orbs locking with ocean blue. A light blush spread across her pale cheeks, turning my light smile into my famous grin.
"Sorry Hinata. I kind of doze of for a second there," I admitted my guilt, adding a light nervous laugh.
"I-It's okay Naruto-kun," Hinata replied with a warm smile.
That smile was simply heartwarming. Of course, there is a certain smile that has always been deeply carved in my heart and mind. A violent, pink haired Kunoichi. My first female best friend and my first love. My feelings for that girl have been content since I first laid eyes on her captivating beauty. Why am I thinking of her now, in front of Hinata? It was I who asked the Hyuga heiress to accompany me to dinner at Ichiraku's, yet my mind only sees the hot-headed girl from Team 7.
Hinata is probably going to hate me after tonight, but my answer is so clear that it's unavoidable, irreplaceable.
"Hinata," I began, glancing back at my untouched ramen, my voice suddenly serious. "I'm aware of your feelings for me. I know how much you truly love me now…"
This sudden straight forward start caught the girl's attention, freezing her in silence as she gave me full attention.
"You've done so much for me and even put your life on the line for my safety. You've acknowledged and encouraged me at your best when I needed it. Hinata, I would definitely love you back," I confessed, glancing up from my cold dinner to look her in the eyes.
Hinata was quiet, her face flushed from my sudden out burst, but I saw in her expression that she knew I was not done with my confession.
"I would definitely love you and I have thought about it countless of times after the war, you and I together. As much as I tried, I don't want to be unfair to you. I don't want to hurt you because I know where my feelings lie," I continued, my voice fading towards my last sentence.
A light smile appeared on her heart broken face. It pained me seeing her expression, now realizing where I'm headed on this conversation and why I asked her out for dinner. Her brows furrowed as her glassy pearl orbs focused on me, failing to look away as I spoke honestly.
"Hinata, I can't get Sakura off of my mind, to be honest… I've always loved her and even though her heart was taken by Sasuke, I couldn't stop no matter how much I tried. It started with a crush and without even knowing, I realized I love her. Even though I should love you for all you've done, I just can't do that to you knowing I can't return your feelings, but only acknowledge and appreciate them. I-I haven't even confessed to Sakura-chan yet… Taking you out to dinner and confessing the truth was the only way I can settle this down the best way I can. Hinata, you may hate me from now on… I'm sorry," I finished, not even daring to take my eyes off her crushed expression that slowly sank back down to her half eaten bowl of ramen.
There was a long period of silence, the once cheerful atmosphere changing into something melancholy. Finally, Hinata's trembling lips parted to speak.
"W-What are you waiting for Naruto-kun?" she managed to ask in a shaky voice.
"H-Huh?" I questioned, a bit confused, raising a brow.
"Y-You said you haven't properly confessed to Sakura, right? Well, go. G-Go find her Naruto-kun and tell her how you feel. I won't hate you… I could never. T-Thank you for this, for dinner and for your honesty. Thank you!" Hinata said, glancing at me once more with a cheerful smile.
My head lowered, unsure if the smile was forced or true but I did know for certain Hinata meant well. I nodded in response and quickly dug my hand inside the pocket of my pants, grabbing the wad of the cash to pay for our dinner. Placing it on the table, I bid Hinata goodbye, flashing her a genuine smile before running off into the night.
It's Always Been You
A NaruSaku FanFic
By: thatsAslap7
A NaruSaku FanFic
By: thatsAslap7
I: Naruto's POV
This is how it ends, huh?
A light smile slowly crept on my face as I looked back on the battles, hard work, pain, struggle, and tears my comrades and I endured through out the years to win the hellish war. The memories of various events ran through my head, replaying like a television series that seemed never ending till this very day.
"N-Naruto-kun… Y-You're ramen is getting cold," a shy yet sweet voice pointed out, pulling me back to reality.
My vision drifted back to my free miso ramen soup with extra pork, made especially for me in honor of my heroic actions. I turned to face my dear friend, a girl who's always admired me, stunning pearl orbs locking with ocean blue. A light blush spread across her pale cheeks, turning my light smile into my famous grin.
"Sorry Hinata. I kind of doze of for a second there," I admitted my guilt, adding a light nervous laugh.
"I-It's okay Naruto-kun," Hinata replied with a warm smile.
That smile was simply heartwarming. Of course, there is a certain smile that has always been deeply carved in my heart and mind. A violent, pink haired Kunoichi. My first female best friend and my first love. My feelings for that girl have been content since I first laid eyes on her captivating beauty. Why am I thinking of her now, in front of Hinata? It was I who asked the Hyuga heiress to accompany me to dinner at Ichiraku's, yet my mind only sees the hot-headed girl from Team 7.
Hinata is probably going to hate me after tonight, but my answer is so clear that it's unavoidable, irreplaceable.
"Hinata," I began, glancing back at my untouched ramen, my voice suddenly serious. "I'm aware of your feelings for me. I know how much you truly love me now…"
This sudden straight forward start caught the girl's attention, freezing her in silence as she gave me full attention.
"You've done so much for me and even put your life on the line for my safety. You've acknowledged and encouraged me at your best when I needed it. Hinata, I would definitely love you back," I confessed, glancing up from my cold dinner to look her in the eyes.
Hinata was quiet, her face flushed from my sudden out burst, but I saw in her expression that she knew I was not done with my confession.
"I would definitely love you and I have thought about it countless of times after the war, you and I together. As much as I tried, I don't want to be unfair to you. I don't want to hurt you because I know where my feelings lie," I continued, my voice fading towards my last sentence.
A light smile appeared on her heart broken face. It pained me seeing her expression, now realizing where I'm headed on this conversation and why I asked her out for dinner. Her brows furrowed as her glassy pearl orbs focused on me, failing to look away as I spoke honestly.
"Hinata, I can't get Sakura off of my mind, to be honest… I've always loved her and even though her heart was taken by Sasuke, I couldn't stop no matter how much I tried. It started with a crush and without even knowing, I realized I love her. Even though I should love you for all you've done, I just can't do that to you knowing I can't return your feelings, but only acknowledge and appreciate them. I-I haven't even confessed to Sakura-chan yet… Taking you out to dinner and confessing the truth was the only way I can settle this down the best way I can. Hinata, you may hate me from now on… I'm sorry," I finished, not even daring to take my eyes off her crushed expression that slowly sank back down to her half eaten bowl of ramen.
There was a long period of silence, the once cheerful atmosphere changing into something melancholy. Finally, Hinata's trembling lips parted to speak.
"W-What are you waiting for Naruto-kun?" she managed to ask in a shaky voice.
"H-Huh?" I questioned, a bit confused, raising a brow.
"Y-You said you haven't properly confessed to Sakura, right? Well, go. G-Go find her Naruto-kun and tell her how you feel. I won't hate you… I could never. T-Thank you for this, for dinner and for your honesty. Thank you!" Hinata said, glancing at me once more with a cheerful smile.
My head lowered, unsure if the smile was forced or true but I did know for certain Hinata meant well. I nodded in response and quickly dug my hand inside the pocket of my pants, grabbing the wad of the cash to pay for our dinner. Placing it on the table, I bid Hinata goodbye, flashing her a genuine smile before running off into the night.
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