-Quietly sits in grass and watches you train-
thousandbirds:
Kakashi had been playing with the dogs, if asked he would call it a training session. But, truly, they were doing almost nothing of real value —- jumping from tree to tree and carefully tracking one another; playing tag if they were honest.
‘-Ah..’ After marking Bisuke as ‘it’, Kakashi somersaults from one of the higher branches and falls crouching in the clearing his student is in. ‘Yo there, Sakura!‘
Her eyes were tracing his movements. Fluid, smooth, so simple and effortless. She always hoped that one day she’d be so practiced, so powerful and amazing of a shinobi. To be a jonin on the level of Kakashi-sensei.
Green eyes sparkled as she thought of the prospect. No matter how many sensei she’d ever met, none of them were as amazing as Kakashi-sensei to Sakura.
He appears before her, and gives her a typical greeting. Giving him a grin, with her chin perched on her knees, and her legs drawn up to her chest she smiles up at him. “Hey, sensei.” She murmurs, still juggling the prospect of being near his level one day. “Haven’t seen you in a while. I was just thinking…” She gave him a cheeky grin.
“Let’s fight, eh, sensei?”
harunoshannaro:
A frown creased her forehead. Her eyes scouting the lines and tanned skin of his face. What could she do when Naruto seemed to be down like this?
Her heart clenched at the thought of his sadness. “Maa, Naruto-kun, cheer up.” She knew the words wouldn’t do any good, but she…
Her eyes widened a bit in surprise, a pressure taking hold of her heart. She didn’t pretend to think she understood Naruto’s struggles, or his thoughts. She didn’t know what any of it meant, or what he faced each day. But she did know that she had known Naruto for so long, and trusted and loved him so dearly, that no matter what, she didn’t want him to suffer alone.
You’re always there for me.
Her eyes softened, “Of course not.” She said quickly, her tone level and low. She turned her chin forward to watch the road as they walked and talked. “If you hadn’t have done that that day, I might have died ya know.” She said thoughtfully, her eyes growing hazy as she remembered the day.
It was a little frightening, but overall, it didn’t change her opinion on her ramen loving friend.
"No matter what, you’re Naruto-kun to me.“ She turned to him with a smile.
