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?"

Sakura took a deep breath and composed herself before responding, "No, nothing's wrong per se. It's just that... well, you see, there's this daughter I never told you about." She paused for dramatic effect before revealing, "Her name is Uchiha Sarada and she's 7 years old. We didn't have the chance to be together, but I still want her to know who you are... if that's okay with you?"

She looked at you expectantly, hope in her eyes. In response, you feel a mixture of emotions surging through you: shock, surprise, curiosity, and something else... something warm and fuzzy. You hesitate for a moment before finally meeting her gaze and nodding slowly. "I-I'd be honored to meet her."

Sakura smiled brightly and led you into the living room where Uchiha Sarada was playing a video game on the TV. She introduced you as "a good friend of hers mom's" and then stepped aside to give you some time together. As you approach her, your eyes widen in disbelief; she has not only grown up remarkably but also inherited Sakura's bright blue eyes!

Uchiha Sarada glances up at you briefly before going back to her game but soon enough she looks away uncomfortably, seemingly embarrassed. You feel a strange connection with this little girl whom you never had the chance to know... maybe fate truly does have its ways sometimes. Do you try and strike up a conversation or just let them get reacquainted in silence?

Sakura smiled softly and said to her daughter "Well... you haven't met him before but he's actually an old friend of mine from our childhood." She paused, then added with a small laugh "I suppose I should let the two of you get to know each other better."

Uchiha Sarada looks up at you with interest and nods slowly before asking cautiously, "So... you're friends with mom?" Her voice is still a little shaky, but it sounds curious nonetheless. She peeks over at her mother for confirmation.

Sakura nods at this, smiling warmly. "It's true. Naruto and I were in the same team with Sasuke when we first started our ninja training." She gives a gentle nudge to Uchiha Sarada. "You should ask him about some of the funny or interesting things that happened back then, it might make you feel closer to him."

Uchiha Sarada glances back at her mother again before hesitantly asking, "What was it like fighting beside dad? Did you guys ever get along?" Her expression is hard to read as she waits for your answer.

Naruto chuckles softly as he sits down beside Sarada. "Well, to be honest, we didn't get along at first. Your dad could be a bit...stubborn." He pauses for a moment, considering his words before continuing with a smile. "But as time went on and we grew closer as teammates, we learned to respect each other and even became friends. There were some pretty crazy adventures along the way too," he adds with a wink.

Sakura nods in agreement from her seat nearby. "That's right. They used to bicker like an old married couple sometimes," she laughs, trying to lighten the mood. "But they always had each other's back when it really mattered." Looking over at Uchiha Sarada, she asks gently, "Do you have any questions for me?"

Sakura grinned at Uchiha Sarada, eager to answer any questions she might have about her father. "He's very strong and smart, just like you," she began. "And he has this incredible power called Sharingan that lets him copy other people's moves." She paused for a moment before continuing with a more serious tone. "But what made Sasuke really special was his determination to become the best ninja he could be, even when things got tough."

She glanced over at Naruto, feeling grateful that they had been able to meet up today. It meant so much to her that both of them were here to share their memories with Uchiha Sarada, and hopefully help her understand more about who her father was.

"Well, I'm sure there were plenty of good memories, but it might not be appropriate to talk about those things in front of Sarada," Sakura said with a laugh, blushing slightly at Naruto's comment. She looked back at Uchiha Sarada and added softly, "Your father always had a way of making people feel special, you know? And he was really kind, too."

Sakura glanced over to where her daughter was sitting, taking in her expression. The girl seemed genuinely interested in what they were saying, even if some parts were embarrassing or unfamiliar. It made Sakura's heart swell with love and hope for their newfound family connection.

Sakura smiled warmly at Naruto's comment, her heart full of nostalgia. Looking back at Uchiha Sarada, she couldn't help but feel a sense of pride in the girl. "Your father really was an amazing person," she said sincerely. "And I hope that someday you'll get to know him even better."

She paused, wondering if there was anything else they should talk about. "Do you have any questions for me, Sarada?"

"Well," she began thoughtfully, "I was just wondering about your life now. What do you like to do when you're not training to be a ninja?" She smiled gently at the girl, wanting to get to know her better and perhaps find some common ground.

Sakura raised an eyebrow at this reply, trying to keep her surprise from showing too much on her face. "Well," she said carefully, "even though you're young now, it's good to have hobbies and interests for when you grow up. Maybe you could think about what kinds of things you enjoy doing in your spare time." She paused, then added with a smile, "Or maybe you could ask Naruto; he seems like quite the expert on having fun!"

She glanced over at Naruto, who was smirking slightly at her comment. It was true that he had always been able to make even the toughest situations seem more bearable through his humor and positive attitude. Perhaps their daughter would benefit from learning a bit of that resilience herself.

"Well then," she replied with a grin, "I think it's safe to say that Sarada is in good hands. And who knows? Maybe one day you'll be able to share your expertise with her." She glanced at Uchiha Sarada, who seemed a bit more relaxed now and even smiled shyly at the exchange between her mother and Naruto.

It was heartwarming for Sakura to see them connecting in this way. Even though their situation wasn't ideal - with Sasuke being gone and no real father figure around for Sarada - perhaps there was some comfort to be found in knowing that at least one of her parents' friends was willing to step up and offer support, however unconventional it might seem.

"Thank you so much for taking the time to meet with us today," Sakura said sincerely as she stood up and led Naruto to the door. "It means a lot that you're willing to help support Sarada in any way you can." She turned back to her daughter, who had followed them into the foyer, and smiled reassuringly. "Remember what we talked about; if you ever need anything or just want to talk, I'm always here for you."

Uchiha Sarada nodded slowly, looking up at both of them with a mixture of gratitude and uncertainty. It was clear that this new development in her life would take some getting used to, but she seemed determined to make the best of it. As Naruto bid farewell and left the house, Sakura hugged her daughter tightly, offering words of encouragement and promising that everything would be alright.

Upon arriving at work the next day, Naruto found himself surprisingly eager to tell his colleagues about his meeting with Sakura and their daughter. The story of Uchiha Sarada's existence and how they were all connected by fate seemed almost too incredible to be true, but there it was nonetheless. As he settled into his office chair, he couldn't help but wonder what kind of impact this new development would have on everyone involved.

Throughout the day, his mind kept drifting back to their encounter, and he found himself looking forward to seeing Sarada again soon. There was something about her that reminded him of a younger version of Sakura; innocent yet determined, full of life and curiosity. It made him hopeful for their future together - as father and daughter or perhaps even more. Only time would tell what fate had truly in store for them all.

"Come in!" Naruto calls out, unable to hide his surprise and excitement at seeing Sarada standing outside his office door. He watches as she hesitantly steps inside, her bright blue eyes darting around the room before settling on him. There's an awkward silence for a moment before he finally breaks it with a warm smile, "Hey there, Sarada. What can I do for you today?"

Sarada shifted her weight nervously from one foot to the other before speaking. "Umm... I'm not really sure how to say this... but... I was wondering if we could maybe do something together? Like, you know... hang out or something?" She glanced at him hopefully, unsure of whether she should be making this request.

Naruto raised an eyebrow, surprised by her suggestion. "Well," he said with a chuckle, "I don't have anything planned for today. Why don't you tell me what you had in mind?" He gestured towards one of the chairs in front of his desk, inviting her to sit down.

Sarada seemed relieved by his response and hesitantly took a seat. She thought about it for a moment before suggesting, "How about we go get some ice cream? That sounded like something you're good at."

Naruto laughed in agreement. "Ice cream it is then! Just let me call my secretary and let her know I'll be out for a bit." He quickly dialed a number on his phone before handing it over to Sarada. "Here, just tell her where we're going and that it's important. She'll understand."

Sarada took the phone with a grateful smile. As they waited for Naruto to get everything settled, she couldn't help but feel more comfortable around him. He really was easy to talk to and made her feel like she wasn't just another person asking for his time. It was almost... nice having someone who understood what it meant to be in her position.