Uchiha Yin did not dwell on Rasa's situation. He went to the rooms where Karura and Pakura were staying.
They had separate rooms, each with a neatly made bed.
Neither was a cramped single bed. They looked more like the double beds in a typical master bedroom.
Before long, a blushing Karura had moved all her luggage into Pakura's room.
"We're going to take a bath first. You're not allowed to peek," Pakura told Uchiha Yin fiercely, taking Karura by the hand.
"Don't worry, I won't peek. I'll get to see everything sooner or later anyway. Oh, and make sure you wash thoroughly," Uchiha Yin said with a wicked grin.
Karura and Pakura both rolled their eyes at him, then went into the bathroom.
Soon, the sound of running water came from inside.
Uchiha Yin looked toward the bathroom and sighed inwardly. What a shame.
Unlike the inn where he had stayed with Konan, this one did not have a transparent bathroom. What a disappointment.
He even considered taking Konan back to that inn sometime to relive the past.
For now, Uchiha Yin left the bedroom and asked an attendant to prepare some food.
If he was right, their bath would take a long time—especially under the circumstances.
It was getting late, but they still needed dinner.
Not knowing what Karura and Pakura liked to eat, Uchiha Yin ordered his own favorites.
Just as he had expected, Karura and Pakura still had not emerged when the attendant brought dinner up.
Soon, though, the sound of running water stopped, and anticipation lit up Uchiha Yin's face.
"Do I really have to wear this?" Karura asked Pakura, sounding a little hesitant.
"Of course. Your clothes look awful. What's wrong with wearing mine?" Pakura replied firmly.
Most of Karura's clothes were conservative. To