Because
Uchiha Fugaku had told no one about it.
On the contrary,
he had firmly stopped many clan members who wanted to teach Naruto Uzumaki a lesson on his behalf.
His response had unexpectedly earned Uchiha Tajima's approval.
To Uchiha Tajima, his son's composure in a situation like this proved he was a worthy candidate.
Only Uchiha Fugaku knew he stayed away from Naruto Uzumaki not because he was levelheaded, but because he feared Naruto's strength.
"Wow!"
"We're finally back. Eating yakiniku again feels amazing."
A boy called out without a care in the world, his face full of bliss.
"Obito, keep your voice down while we eat,"
another boy with white hair said coldly.
"Kakashi, since when did you get to boss me around?"
Obito Uchiha snorted. His displeasure was written all over his face.
"Dead last."
"What? You bastard!"
"Come on, Obito, lower your voice. It's rude to shout in public."
Seeing the two on the verge of a fight, a cute girl with two painted markings on her cheeks spoke up.
"Okay, Rin."
At her words, Obito Uchiha's expression changed at once. He smiled and scratched the back of his head, suddenly at a loss.
"By the way, why isn't Minato-sensei here yet?"
Obito Uchiha changed the subject.
In truth,
he hoped Minato-sensei wouldn't show up. Better yet, he hoped that bastard Kakashi wouldn't either.
Then he could spend some time alone with Rin.
"Maybe something held him up,"
Rin Nohara replied uncertainly.
"It's got to be Kushina. She's always late,"
Obito Uchiha complained.
"Kid, it's not nice to bad-mouth someone behind her back."
A languid voice came from behind him.
Obito Uchiha turned and saw a man with long white hair eating yakiniku alone at the table behind them.
"It's the truth,"
Obito Uchiha shot