Naruto picked up the letter from the ground and studied it for a while before finally realizing, "Oh, this is the letter Sasuke gave me yesterday!"
Just then, Sakura and Ino were out shopping together. When they saw Naruto standing completely naked in front of the ramen shop, they walked over and asked, "Naruto, what are you doing?"
Naruto answered honestly, "I'm looking for a coupon!"
Sakura put a hand to her forehead, looking mortified.
Ino muttered under her breath, "I told you we shouldn't have come over!"
"Come on, let's go! Pretend we don't know him!"
Sakura regretted coming over. She grabbed Ino and started to leave.
Just then, Ino noticed the letter in Naruto's hand. The envelope was addressed, "To Shinji," so she asked curiously, "Naruto, what's that you're holding?"
"Oh, it's a letter Sasuke asked me to give to Shinji," Naruto replied casually.
"A letter from Sasuke to Shinji?" Sakura froze, her face full of confusion. "Why would Sasuke write Shinji a letter?"
Ino also found it strange.
They were all in the village. If Sasuke had something to say, he could just say it in person. There was no need to write a letter, especially between two boys.
Thinking of this, Sakura snatched the letter from Naruto's hand. "Naruto, keep looking for your coupon! I'll deliver this letter to Shinji for Sasuke."
Naruto didn't think much of it. He nodded and went back to searching for his coupon.
Sakura and Ino took the letter to the small training ground Shinji often visited.
Thump, thump, thump.
Before they even reached the training ground, they heard a rapid series of fists and kicks colliding inside.
When they reached the edge of the training ground, they saw Shinji facing off against Haku and Karin at the same time.
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