"Oh, right, Pakura, I told him I'm going to your room tonight," Karura said, sticking out her tongue.
"What?! Karura, have you lost your mind?" Pakura exclaimed.
Pakura had never expected Karura to make such a bold suggestion.
Karura was far too bold!
"I haven't lost my mind, Pakura. Tonight is all we have left. We're leaving tomorrow. Can you really bear to see me go back like this?" Karura asked pitifully.
"But... but we can't do that!" Pakura said, torn.
Pakura knew Karura had a point. But it would be Pakura's first time. It was supposed to be a beautiful memory.
Of course Pakura wanted to have him all to herself.
But wouldn't it be Karura's first time too? She wanted him all to herself as well, but their circumstances wouldn't allow it.
If she went back without making any memories now and something happened later, wouldn't she regret it for the rest of her life?
Before her fight with Ringo Ameyuri, Karura would never have said or done anything like this.
But coming back from the brink of death had changed her completely.
Seeing Karura look so pitiful, Pakura's resolve softened.
"Hmph. That scoundrel's getting off easy."
Chapter 297: Misfortune
"Hee-hee." Seeing that Pakura seemed to have agreed, Karura smiled happily.
But when they imagined what would happen, they both grew a little shy.
"Oh, right, Pakura. If Konoha and Sunagakure stay on good terms, do you think we could be with Yin forever?" Karura asked.
"If Konoha and Sunagakure really were on good terms, there'd be no harm in us staying in Konoha. The problem is, Sunagakure and Konoha could never stay friendly forever."
"We signed a peace treaty and an alliance, but everyone knows they're just agreements. Both sides signed because it suited them."
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