Compared to Boruto's indifference, it was because he knew that even if he had two dads, Dad still would not spend time with him.
In Dad's heart, there was only work.
There was no place at all for him, his sister, or Mom!
Although he often did strange things just to attract Dad's attention.
All his pranks were futile. Dad simply never noticed him, leaving Boruto deeply frustrated.
Himawari, who was younger, still had fantasies. With a turn of her little head, she immediately thought, if she had two dads, then couldn't she—have one dad go to work, while the other devoted himself to playing with her?
Double the dads, double the happiness!
At that thought, Himawari was instantly overjoyed.
Although she was more sensible than Boruto, and usually wanted Dad's company too, whenever Dad and Boruto had a falling-out, she would instead comfort both Dad and her brother.
A little angel lived in Himawari's heart.
Still, even with such hopes, Himawari would not show them. What if both dads had to go to work?
Yet with hope in her heart, Himawari could not help secretly rejoicing.
That was just how she was. So long as there was even a sliver of hope, even a little light to see, Himawari felt that this world was filled with smiles.
Seeing the secret delight on his sister's face, Boruto snorted inwardly. Of course he knew what she was thinking.
But Boruto only wanted to say in his heart, Sis, you're dreaming.
"Himawari's face is full of smiles. Can you tell Dad what's making Himawari so happy?" Naruto asked as he held Himawari. His senses were extremely sharp, so he naturally noticed Himawari's emotions. He slipped naturally into the role of a father.
"Hehe, I'm happy because I have two dads!" Himawari said