Yūhi Shinku

"Yūhi Shinku, right?"

Tsunade asked.

"That's right, Tsunade-sama."

The man knew Tsunade, though she did not know him.

"This is the room. They'll be discharged soon."

"Please, have a seat."

Tsunade smiled as she led the clients into the room. A private room with postpartum care was far from cheap.

"Hello, I'm Hatake Kawafune."

With a faint smile, Kawafune politely stepped forward to greet him. If he remembered correctly, this was Yūhi Kurenai's father.

That little girl would be wasted on the Third Hokage's son. My Kakashi would be a much better match.

"Hello, I'm Yūhi Shinku."

Yūhi Shinku remained neither humble nor overbearing as he shook Kawafune's hand.

"You and your wife are a perfect match. Your child will definitely be beautiful too."

Kawafune began buttering him up to build a connection. Forming a good relationship now would make it easier for Kakashi to make his move later.

He was truly worrying himself sick over the next generation.

"Haha, thank you for the kind words."

At the mention of his child, Yūhi Shinku revealed a happy smile.

"This is my family's hospital. If you need any help, just let me know."

Kawafune did not care whether he was being abrupt. He could hardly stay behind and wait for Yūhi Kurenai to be born.

"Alright, thank you in advance."

Yūhi Shinku did not seem like the fussy sort, and he and Kawafune could now be considered acquainted.

Tsunade could not understand how Kawafune managed to make friends with everyone.

Was it because he was so approachable despite being a billionaire?

"We won't keep you any longer. We'll be going first."

Kawafune took the luggage from Sakumo along with the two little ones, and the group left the room.

Yūhi Shinku formally moved into the room with his wife.

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