And here, in this somewhat dim place.
By now, Sakura's eyes were already bloodshot, but at this moment, she had made her own decision.
Without any hesitation, she nodded at Hinata.
Seeing this, Hinata immediately understood what she meant.
After receiving the answer she wanted, Hinata no longer lingered and headed straight for the dark alley nearby.
Before long, Hinata had vanished without a trace.
It seemed as though the matter could simply pass like this.
After all, nothing major happened over the next few days.
It was as though what Sakura had seen that day had merely been an incredibly vivid dream of her own.
However, she chose to keep it hidden and did not tell anyone else.
She did not know whether what she had done was right or wrong, but in those circumstances, if she had truly refused to give an answer, she felt that Hinata would definitely have done something even crazier.
Meanwhile, over the past few days, the Rookie Nine held gathering after gathering, seemingly all to discuss matters concerning Hinata.
Yet four or five days had already passed, and there was still no result.
Those who knew naturally understood everything. Those who did not know would not understand no matter how many times it was explained to them.
And on this day, things finally changed.
Having run out of options, the Rookie Nine seemed to be preparing to go see Hinata directly.
Although some of them already knew the full story, most had received warnings from their elders.
And Sakura did not participate in this so-called operation.
She used the excuse that Tsunade needed her help and declined.
In truth, that was not a lie. To be honest, Sakura was rather speechless whenever she looked at the current Naruto.
Being Naruto was busy enough