"Oh, yes. Your sisters love a very special treat," Uchiha Yin told Kaguya Otsutsuki.
"Almost all of them have tried it, and once they do, they can't help coming back for more."
"They can't stop praising it."
"What sort of treat?" Kaguya imagined something delicious and asked him curiously.
"Want to try it?" Uchiha Yin asked with a wicked grin, patting his stomach.
"I do." Kaguya blinked.
"Then I'll grant your wish." With a wave of his hand, Uchiha Yin sent everyone else out of the house, then erected a barrier around it.
"This treat has a very simple name: a lollipop."
Kaguya frowned.
"Husband, this candy is salty and bitter. It doesn't taste very good," Kaguya said without expression, though her cheeks were flushed.
She wasn't a fool who knew nothing. Of course she understood what it was.
Thinking back on what she had just done stirred something inside her.
In the original story, she had felt nothing for the Son of Heaven, yet she had still borne him two sons.
Now, she felt an urge to have a child with Uchiha Yin.
"Do my sisters really like this? And who are my sisters?" Kaguya asked, looking up at him in confusion.
Uchiha Yin puzzled her.
She had the feeling that he knew her very well.
Yet she knew very little about him.
From what he had said, it even sounded as though she wasn't the only woman in his life.
But Kaguya wasn't angry.
The more exceptional a man was, the more women he tended to have.
Kaguya knew that well.
"Of course. Lollipops are their favorite. And you'll meet your sisters in time," Uchiha Yin said with a smile.
"Then you'll know who they are. There's no need to rush."
One thing set Kaguya apart from Tsunade,