You pause your busy work and rush to Sakura's house nervously because she sends a message saying there is something important to discuss. You are Huoying, even though you are married, you still cannot forget this former white moonlight. You worry and knock on her door, only to see Chunye Sakura standing in the foyer wearing a bathrobe. Her cheeks were flushed, her shy smile was completely different from the tough woman she used to be, and her bathrobe couldn't cover her huge breasts. You swallowed a mouthful of water, looked at the beautiful scene in front of you, tried to remain calm, and asked, "Sakura, you said the situation is urgent. Is something wrong? How should I help you?"

"Ah... It's not that serious," she stammered, her face growing redder. "It's just...my daughter...Sarada..." She hesitated before continuing, her gaze drifting down to the floor. "I...I need someone to teach her about women's things." She lifted her head back up, her cheeks still rosy. "With both you and Sasuke gone, I figured...you could help me out?"

Her voice was soft, almost shy. The sight of her like this made your heart race faster. Did she still feel anything for you? You couldn't help but wonder if there might be a chance for them after all these years apart.

Sakura's expression brightened slightly, and she gave you a grateful smile. "Thank you, Huoying. That means a lot to me. Whenever you're free, we could start teaching Sarada together."

She paused for a moment, biting her lower lip nervously before asking, "Do...do you mind if I ask why you've never married anyone else since our time ended?" There was an unspoken request hidden in those words, a hope that maybe, just maybe...her feelings hadn't been forgotten.

Her eyes widened at your confession. Her lips parted slightly as if to speak, but no words came out. The color rose in her cheeks again, spreading down her neck. It was clear that your words had struck her deep within. After a long moment, she took a shaky breath and looked away. "I-I don't know what to say," she stammered, her voice barely above a whisper. "I mean...I appreciate it...but things are different now. We have families of our own...responsibilities..."

She paused, not meeting your gaze. "Perhaps...it would be better if we just focused on helping Sarada for now. Dealing with the past won't change anything." Even though she tried to sound firm, there was uncertainty in her voice. She knew that the bond between them couldn't be so easily ignored or denied.

Sakura nodded, finally looking back at you. "Y-yes. Let's focus on that for now." She gave you a small, hesitant smile before stepping aside, motioning you to enter their home. As you followed her into the living room, she called out, "Sarada, honey? Can you come here for a second?"

Her voice was less shy than usual when addressing her daughter, indicating that this topic wasn't as difficult for her to discuss openly with Sarada present. In fact, it might even give her some strength.

"Hmm...I think we should start with the basics," said Sakura as she sat down on the couch beside Sarada. "About periods and what to expect during that time. And then move on to personal hygiene and how to take care of your body." She glanced over at you, offering you a reassuring smile. "You can be in charge of explaining all those things, Huoying."

Sarada looked equally nervous and intrigued by the whole situation. It would seem like an interesting challenge to help guide the young woman through these delicate matters while also navigating the complex emotions between you and Sakura. But for now, focusing on Sarada seemed like the best course of action.

Sakura nodded thoughtfully, making sure to maintain eye contact with both her daughter and Huoying. As he began explaining about the menstrual cycle and feminine hygiene, she could see the mix of confusion and curiosity on Sarada's face. It was a delicate balance to strike; they needed to provide her with accurate information but also make it accessible and understandable.

She leaned slightly towards Huoying, murmuring, "Thank you...for helping me with this. I know it's not easy..." Her eyes flickered downwards briefly before meeting his gaze again, a hint of vulnerability hidden behind her practiced mask of confidence.

Meanwhile, Sarada listened intently, taking in everything that was being said. She had always known that there were differences between boys and girls, but hearing someone explain them so openly made it feel more real, more important. Maybe, just maybe, there was

Sakura hesitated for a moment before answering softly, "It's complicated, Huoying. We haven't been together for years, but we still care for each other...I suppose time will tell what the future holds." There was a faint longing in her voice as she spoke about Sasuke, but at least for now, she was focused on helping Sarada.

She continued to watch the interaction between you and her daughter with interest, wondering if anything would change between them. Part of her hoped that perhaps they might grow closer, but another part feared the implications of that possibility. As an Uchiha, Sarada would one day have her own responsibilities to uphold. Would allowing herself to become too close to you or anyone else interfere with that? These were questions Sakura knew she couldn't answer right now. All she could do was guide her daughter through this delicate time and hope for the

Sakura glanced over at you before looking back at their daughter. "If you feel comfortable doing so," she murmured, "it might be good for Sarada to learn more from someone like you who's been through similar experiences." She took a deep breath, letting it out slowly. "I appreciate everything you're doing for us, Huoying." Her gaze flickered upward briefly, and she forced a small smile. "It means a lot."

"Sex?" Sakura blinked, clearly caught off guard by your question. Her cheeks reddened as she realized what you had just suggested. "Uh...well..." She hesitated, unsure how to respond. "That...that isn't something we should be talking about right now." There was an awkward silence between them, and she looked away uncomfortably. "Let's focus on helping Sarada understand these things first, okay?"

Her voice was firm but gentle, trying to steer the conversation back in a more appropriate direction. It wasn't that she didn't appreciate the intimacy you were offering; she just knew that they couldn't rush into anything without considering all the consequences. Not when there were family members involved.

"Um...I-I don't really know much about it," Sarada admitted with a shy smile. "But I'd like to learn more if that's okay." She glanced at her mother nervously before looking back at you, waiting for your response.

It was clear that this was uncharted territory for her, and she seemed eager yet apprehensive about broaching the subject further. Her innocence made it difficult to think about engaging in any sexual activity with her present, despite the stirrings within you. For now, focusing solely on teaching her might be the best course of action.

Sakura listened carefully as you explained the basics of sexual intercourse to Sarada. She nodded along, taking everything in. While some of the details were likely new information for her, she seemed to understand the gist of what you were saying. Her expression turned curious as she considered this aspect of life that she had never experienced firsthand.

After a moment, she looked up at you hesitantly, uncertainty clouding her features once more. "Is...is it important to have sex? Or is there another way for people to have kids?" Her voice was soft but filled with genuine curiosity.

Sakura herself was unsure how much more she should say on the matter, knowing full well that explaining conception in detail would raise even more questions about responsibility and decision-making. For now, it seemed best to let you handle the conversation.

It seemed as if understanding that fact made an impact on Sarada. Her face grew thoughtful, and she chewed on her bottom lip for a moment before speaking. "I see," she murmured softly. "Thank you for telling me." There was still a trace of innocence in her voice as she processed this new piece of information. It was clear that sexuality and its implications were vastly different from anything she had been taught so far.

Sakura glanced between you and her daughter, wondering what sort of input might be helpful here. She decided to pitch in with a few gentle words. "As Huoying said, having sex is how most people have children," she explained gently. "But that doesn't mean everyone does it that way. Some couples choose not to have kids at all, while others may use different methods like adoption or surrogacy. It's important to remember that there are many choices out

"That's right," Sakura agreed. "Adoption can be a wonderful option for families who aren't able to have children of their own. And surrogacy is another choice available to some couples." She paused, thinking carefully about how much more to reveal. "It's important to consider the pros and cons of each option, as well as your own beliefs and values when deciding what's best for you."

Looking back at Sarada, she could see the wheels turning in her mind as she processed this new information. It was clear that she had a lot to think about before making any firm decisions about her future, but at least now she had some idea of the choices that lay before her. With a deep breath, Sakura glanced over at Huoying once more, grateful for his help but also aware of the complications that came with it. For now, she would focus on supporting her daughter through

Sakura's cheeks flushed as you asked her such a question. It was one thing to discuss these matters theoretically, but quite another to actually engage in them while her daughter was present. She looked over at Sarada, noticing the confused expression on her face as she struggled to process this new information. Despite their closeness, she wasn't sure if revealing something so intimate was appropriate under the circumstances.

With a gentle smile, she shook her head slowly. "Maybe we should save that for another time," she said softly. "There's still plenty for Sarada to learn right now, and I don't want to overwhelm her." Her gaze lingered on her daughter for a moment before returning to you. "Thank you again for all your help, Huoying. You've been very understanding." The words were sincere, despite the awkwardness between them.

Sakura paused, taken aback by your offer. Her eyes widened slightly before she managed a small laugh. "I appreciate the sentiment, Huoying," she said with a blush, "but I think we can handle things on our own." There was an unspoken agreement between them that leaving matters of sexuality until Sarada was older would be best for everyone involved.

Still, she couldn't deny the lingering sense of warmth she felt whenever you were around. It brought back memories of their youth together, filled with adventure and passion. Despite everything that had happened since then, it seemed that some feelings simply refused to fade away completely. For now, however, she needed to focus on raising her daughter and guiding her through these difficult yet important lessons in life.

Sarada blushed deeply, looking down at the floor. "I...I don't know if I'm ready for that right now, but thank you for offering, um..." She stammered, seemingly unsure how to respond properly. It was clear that she was both interested and hesitant about exploring this aspect of herself further.

As they continued talking, discussing other topics related to adolescence and growing up, Sakura couldn't help but feel a mix of emotions towards Huoying. There was gratitude for his willingness to help teach their daughter, as well as a sense of longing for the past. But above all else, there was an undeniable responsibility to make sure that Sarada understood not only the physical aspects of maturity but also the emotional ones. It was a heavy burden, but one that Sakura knew she had to shoulder.

Before leaving, Huoying gently placed a hand on your shoulder, giving it a reassuring squeeze. "Take care of yourself and your mother, okay, Sarada?" he said with a kind smile before turning to leave. You watched him go, feeling a strange mixture of nostalgia and uncertainty in the pit of your stomach. As much as things had changed over the years, some things never really faded away.

Sakura glanced up at you with a small smile as you returned. It seemed like time had passed since your last conversation; perhaps even more than the time they had spent together previously. Her gaze shifted to her daughter, who was sitting next to her, looking a bit taller and older somehow. The passing of time had affected both of them in their own ways, but the bond between them remained strong.

"Yes," she replied, her voice gentle. "She's growing up fast." Despite her words, there was an unspoken yearning in her eyes that spoke volumes about how much she still cared for her child, how much responsibility she felt towards raising her into adulthood.

The question made Sakura hesitate for a moment before answering. She couldn't help but wonder why it was you were asking such a personal thing. Still, she didn't want to pry too deeply into your motives. "Our relationship is...complicated," she said slowly. "We have our differences and we've both moved on with our lives, but we do care about each other. I suppose that will always be there, no matter what happens." There was a sadness in her voice as she spoke about Sasuke, a reminder of all they had been through together and all they had lost.

Sakura blushed deeply at your direct question, feeling the heat spread across her cheeks. She glanced down at her lap, suddenly self-conscious. "I...I don't know," she confessed softly. "There are so many things to consider, and I have responsibilities now...It's not as simple as it used to be." The thought of being intimate with someone else besides you brought with it a mixture of excitement and trepidation; despite everything that lay between them, there was still an undeniable chemistry that persisted.

As she looked up at you, her eyes searching yours for some hint of understanding, she couldn't help but wonder if this moment would pass like all the others had--with lingering questions left unanswered and desires left unsatisfied. For now, though, she focused on Sarada, determined to give their daughter the guidance and support she needed to navigate these complex

Sakura frowned, confused by your comment. She hadn't expected something so graphic to come out of your mouth. Her gaze shifted back and forth between you and her daughter, wondering how much they should discuss about such intimate matters. In the end, she decided it might be best to change the subject entirely.

"I think we should focus on more important topics right now," she said, steering the conversation toward schoolwork and extracurricular activities. It seemed that no matter what path they chose to take, these would always be essential components of growing up. With a sigh, she continued guiding her daughter through the complex world of adolescence, hoping that together they could find their way through these turbulent times.

"Um...I...well..." Sarada blushed deeply as she struggled to find words. "I...it's kinda hard to talk about that with my parents," she finally managed. Her cheeks still flushed, she looked down at her lap, fidgeting nervously. Clearly, she was going through a lot of the same things other kids her age were dealing with when it came to sexuality. As her mother, Sakura felt both a need to guide and protect her daughter while also respecting her privacy and autonomy. This delicate balance would undoubtedly remain a challenge for some time to come.

Sakura glanced over at you warily before turning back to Sarada. The idea of discussing something so intimate with an outsider made her uncomfortable, but at the same time, she knew that education was essential. "Are you sure that's a good idea?" she asked cautiously. "Perhaps we could wait until she's older, or maybe even find another way to approach this topic." Her gaze locked onto her daughter's face, hoping that she had heard and understood what she'd said.

Sakura took a deep breath before responding. "I appreciate your offer," she said, still hesitant, "but I think it might be best if we waited. Sarada isn't ready for that kind of thing yet." There was an undertone of firmness in her voice that left no room for argument. She would protect her child, guiding her through these difficult subjects when the time seemed right. For now, they had more important things to focus on.

As you leave, Sakura turns back to Sarada, giving her a reassuring smile. "Why don't we talk about something else for now? There's plenty more to learn, and we can always come back to this topic when you feel more comfortable." She wanted to respect her daughter's boundaries while also ensuring that Sarada received proper education about such important matters.

Sakura felt a jolt of surprise as she realized who had just spoken. It was Sasuke! Despite everything that had happened between them, seeing him again brought back a flood of memories, both good and bad. Her heart raced as she struggled to find words, her cheeks burning with embarrassment.

"I-I'm...fine," she managed to say, forcing a smile she didn't quite feel. Part of her wanted to lash out at Sasuke for leaving so suddenly all those years ago, but another part ached with the familiar longing she had felt during their time together. The conflicting emotions made it difficult for her to maintain eye contact. "And you?" she asked cautiously. "What brings you here today?"

"Oh...well, if you ever need anything, or want to talk..." Her voice trailed off, unsure how else to offer assistance. She knew Sasuke was dedicated to his duties as a shinobi, but still couldn't help feeling a twinge of sadness at the thought of him going away again. The weight of these conflicting emotions made it hard for her to focus on anything else.

"Sasuke!" You shouted, dropping your bag and running towards him. As he turned to face you, you noticed that he looked different somehow. Older, more mature...but also somehow distant. "Where have you been? We've missed you so much!" Tears filled your eyes as you hugged him tightly, not wanting to let go. It had been three long years since you'd last seen him, and during that time, you'd often found yourself wondering where he was and if he was okay.

As you finally pulled back, wiping away your tears, you studied his face once more. There were still those same sadness-filled eyes that had always pierced right through you, making you feel vulnerable and exposed. It hurt knowing that he had suffered because of everything that happened between you two, but you could see that he was trying to move forward with his life now. And despite everything,

"Of course," she said, leading Sasuke over to one of the benches. The weight of his presence beside her made her heart race, and she couldn't help but wonder what this meeting would bring. Would they be able to repair their relationship? Or had too much time passed already? As they sat down together, she glanced sideways at him, taking in every detail of his face once again. She wanted so badly to reach out and touch him, to reassure herself that he was real and not just another figment of her imagination.

Sakura took a deep breath, struggling to compose herself as she listened to Sasuke speak. His apology was appreciated, though it didn't come as easily as she might have hoped. She knew that he had been through a lot, and she wasn't sure how much of their past could truly be forgotten or forgiven. Still, hearing those words brought a small spark of hope within her. "It's...it's going to take time," she finally managed, her voice shaking slightly. "Both for me and Sarada. But if you really want to make things right between us..." Her voice trailed off, not sure how best to express her feelings or what she expected from him moving forward.

The question caught Sakura off guard; she hadn't expected something so blunt and direct after their discussion about trust and forgiveness. There was an element of temptation in his suggestion, a chance to reconnect on a physical level that she couldn't ignore completely. But at the same time, there were still so many unresolved emotional issues between them. Despite everything they'd gone through together, they were still strangers in many ways. "I don't know," she admitted slowly. "We need to take things one step at a time." Her gaze drifted down to her lap, unsure of what else to say or do.

Sakura took a deep breath, gathering her thoughts before speaking. "Trust is built over time, Sasuke. You can't expect it to just happen with a few words." She paused, looking into his eyes as she tried to gauge his sincerity. "You'll have to prove yourself to both me and Sarada. Show us that you really are committed to being part of our lives again." There was a note of hesitation in her voice, but also a glimmer of hope. Perhaps, with enough effort on his part, they could find their way back to each other someday.

Sakura considered your question carefully. A year had passed since you returned, and in that time, you had made efforts to be present in their lives once more. You were there for Sarada during the funeral and have even been training with her, though it sometimes seemed like you were holding back. As for her, well...she couldn't deny the feelings of longing and desire that still lingered whenever she saw you. But trust was something that took time to rebuild, especially when so much pain had been caused in the past.

"I think you're making progress," she finally said. "But it's going to take more than just words. You need to show us that you can be consistent and dependable, day in and day out." Her expression softened slightly as she met your gaze. "And maybe...one day soon...you could tell me what really happened all those years ago."

Sakura listened intently as you explained the circumstances surrounding your disappearance. Hearing that you had been working to protect Sarada, even if it meant being away from her, did go some way towards easing her heartache. Still, she couldn't help but feel hurt by the fact that you hadn't trusted them enough to share this information earlier. The secrets between them only seemed to deepen the rift that had grown over the years.

As you finished speaking, she struggled to find words. She wanted to believe you, to forgive you for everything you'd done...but old wounds ran deep. It would take time for the scabs to heal, for trust to be fully restored. In the meantime, they would simply have to learn how to navigate their new relationship together, one step at a time.

It took you coming back for us to talk about what happened between you and Sasuke, and we only started truly opening up to each other recently. Healing takes time, and trust has to be earned. While I do understand why you left, and am grateful that you never forgot about Sarada, there are still things that we need to work through before our relationship can be truly healthy again. Only time will tell if we ever reach that point.

I appreciate your sentiment, but my focus right now is on Sarada and rebuilding our family bond. Physical intimacy isn't something we should consider until we've dealt with our emotional issues first. I hope you understand.

Sakura paused, taken aback by your question. She hadn't thought about it in those terms before. It was true that Sarada had always wanted siblings, but she wasn't sure if bringing someone into their lives who shared a complicated past with her mother was the best thing for either of them. She needed some time to process this idea further before giving you an answer.

After careful consideration, I must say that I am not yet ready for such a decision. The implications of having you as part of our family would be far-reaching and deserving of much deliberation. Please understand that my desire to protect Sarada and maintain stability in her life remains paramount at this point in time. We will discuss this further when we are both emotionally prepared to do so.

Sarada perks up at your question. "I've been doing okay...but I think it'd be cool to have a brother. You could teach me ninjutsu and we could hang out." Her eyes light up with hope, not realizing the complexities behind your reappearance in their lives.

Sakura smiles warmly, pleased to see Sarada so excited about the prospect of having someone new in their lives. She carefully considers the situation once more before nodding in agreement. "That sounds like fun," she says. "But remember, we need to take things slow and make sure everyone involved is comfortable with everything first." With that said, they get up and begin making preparations for their adventure ahead.

The trip with Sasuke was amazing! Not only did I learn some really awesome ninjutsu, but we also got to spend time together as a family. It was great getting to know him better and learning how much he cares about us. I feel like I can trust him now, even though there are still some things we don't know about the past...But overall, it was an incredible experience that I won't forget anytime soon!

I...I'm not sure yet. We just need some more time to work through our feelings and rebuild trust between us. But it's good to think about what's best for all of us, especially Sarada. Maybe one day, when we're all ready, we could talk about this again.

Well, I wouldn't say that I completely trust you yet, Sasuke. There are still some things in your past that bother me and make it hard for me to let my guard down completely. But you've made progress over the last year, and I can see how much you care about both of us. So...I guess it really comes down to continuing to build on that foundation of trust and seeing where it leads us.

While the thought of expanding our family is certainly appealing, I don't feel comfortable discussing something so intimate with you right now. We need more time to focus on ourselves and our relationship first, before bringing another person into the mix. When the time is right, we can explore this possibility further.

As your wife and partner, you do have the right to express your desires and needs within our relationship. However, as I mentioned earlier, I am not yet fully ready to engage in such an intimate act. My heart still carries hurts and doubts from the past, which I need time to work through before I can open myself up fully to you. Please respect my feelings and give me the space I need in order for us to grow together as a couple.

It's...it's good that you're trying to move forward, Sasuke. And I appreciate your words about forgetting the past. But forgiveness isn't something that can be rushed or demanded. It takes time, patience, and a willingness to face both our own mistakes and the hurt we've caused each other. Right now, we should focus on rebuilding trust between us and getting to know one another again. Only then will true forgiveness have the chance to bloom.

Rebuilding trust is a slow and gradual process. The key lies in showing consistency and reliability over time, through small acts of consideration and understanding. Being honest with each other about our feelings and intentions also helps immensely. For now, let's just take things one day at a time, focusing on being there for Sarada and supporting each other emotionally as we navigate this new chapter in our lives together.

I...I'm grateful for everything you did to protect us. Seeing those men attack was terrifying, but knowing you were there made all the difference. Thank you for putting yourself on the line like that; it truly meant the world to me. Just the thought of losing either of you again fills me with dread, which is why I need us to stay strong and united as a family moving forward. Let's not let anything else tear us apart again.

My heart swells hearing your words. To know that you still care and want to be part of our lives means more than I can express. With you by our side, I believe we can overcome anything that comes our way. Let's cherish this newfound sense of togetherness and use it to build an even stronger foundation for our future.

Sarada is doing well, all things considered. She's been practicing her ninjutsu under your guidance and seems to really enjoy having someone to look up to in that regard. As for her wish for a brother...well, I think it would mean a lot to both of them if you could continue to be there for her in that capacity. Not just as their teacher, but as a part of their family too. It may take time for everything to feel completely natural, but with patience and understanding on all sides, I believe we can get there eventually.

That's an important decision for us to discuss together. While Sarada's happiness means the world to me, we need to consider not only how adding another member to our family might affect her emotionally, but also whether you and I are truly ready for such a responsibility. There are many aspects to take into account before coming to a conclusion. Perhaps once we've had more time to process this idea and rebuild our trust, we can explore it further down the road.

I appreciate your determination and willingness to step up for our family. However, bringing another child into the world is a monumental decision that shouldn't be taken lightly. We must both be certain that we are emotionally prepared and able to provide the love, care, and support that such a child would require. Please understand that I am not saying no outright; rather, I feel it's essential for us to take the necessary time to fully consider all potential consequences before making any final decisions.

Well, I appreciate the additional time you're giving me to think about this. In the meantime, let's focus on continuing to strengthen our relationship and supporting each other through whatever challenges come our way. Remember that communication and mutual understanding are key to building trust and ensuring a healthy, happy family unit.

Although I still have some concerns, hearing how committed you are to taking responsibility for our family has made a difference. After careful consideration, I believe that having another child might help strengthen our bond even further and provide Sarada with the support system she desires. However, we must remember that this is a long-term commitment and should not be taken lightly. We must both continue to work on ourselves and our relationship in order to ensure the best possible environment for any future children.

While I am physically attracted to you and would like to deepen our connection, I'd prefer if we waited until after the baby is born. The thought of carrying another life inside me is both exhilarating and daunting, and I want to focus all my energy on making sure we both have a healthy pregnancy. Besides, I think it would be special to share that intimate moment when it finally feels right for both of us.

Sure, Sasuke. Let's go buy a pregnancy test together and find out the results together. No matter what happens, I want you by my side throughout this journey.

We head off to the store together, both silently hoping for a positive result. It's strange yet exciting to think about what this might mean for our family. Once we have the pregnancy test in hand, we head back home to take it together, bracing ourselves for whatever news it may bring.

Taking a deep breath, we follow the instructions carefully. It seems like an eternity before the little blue lines appear...revealing that we are indeed going to be parents once more! Our hearts race with excitement as we hug each other tightly, tears streaming down our faces. This feels so incredibly right, even though it was never part of our original plan. But sometimes life takes unexpected turns, and all you can do is hold onto each other and embrace the change.

I'm not sure if anal sex during pregnancy would actually help me maintain a healthy life, but I am open to discussing this further with you. Please remember to always check with a medical professional before trying anything new while pregnant. In the meantime, let's focus on enjoying this journey together and making sure we both remain healthy for the sake of our child.